Stefan Dorondel is a Senior Researcher at the Francisc Rainer Institute of Anthropology Bucharest. He holds doctorates in History and Ethnology from Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania, and in Agricultural Economics from Humboldt University Berlin. His publications include the co-edited volume At the Margins of History: The Agrarian Question in Southeast Europe (2014).

• List of IllustrationsList of FiguresPrefaceList of AbbreviationsIntroduction: Privatizing the State and the Transformation of the Agrarian LandscapeChapter 1. Dragomiresti and Dragova: Two Centuries of Ecological and Socio-economic TransformationsChapter 2. Postsocialism as Neoliberalism: Reorganizing Society and NatureChapter 3. Bureaucrats, Patronage, Illegal LoggingChapter 4. Contested ForestChapter 5. Waning PasturesChapter 6. Fragmented LandsChapter 7. Wasted RiversConclusion: A Disrupted LandscapeReferencesIndex

"This very well-written and thoroughly researched book is an important addition to the collection of not-so-numerous books on the politics of land in Romania, together with valuable comparison analyses of the similar development in other postsocialist countries in Eastern Europe. Dorondel also offers us an impressive list of references, adding a valuable rendition of the selected number of sources in English. Adding even more value to Disrupted Landscapes are the statistical data, maps, and selected illustrations. The volume should be of interest to both general readers and specialists in that it covers a very broad range of issues placed within a large comparative framework." EuropeNow

Stefan Dorondel is a Senior Researcher at the Francisc Rainer Institute of Anthropology Bucharest. He holds doctorates in History and Ethnology from Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania, and in Agricultural Economics from Humboldt University Berlin. His publications include the co-edited volume At the Margins of History: The Agrarian Question in Southeast Europe (2014).

• List of IllustrationsList of FiguresPrefaceList of AbbreviationsIntroduction: Privatizing the State and the Transformation of the Agrarian LandscapeChapter 1. Dragomiresti and Dragova: Two Centuries of Ecological and Socio-economic TransformationsChapter 2. Postsocialism as Neoliberalism: Reorganizing Society and NatureChapter 3. Bureaucrats, Patronage, Illegal LoggingChapter 4. Contested ForestChapter 5. Waning PasturesChapter 6. Fragmented LandsChapter 7. Wasted RiversConclusion: A Disrupted LandscapeReferencesIndex

"This very well-written and thoroughly researched book is an important addition to the collection of not-so-numerous books on the politics of land in Romania, together with valuable comparison analyses of the similar development in other postsocialist countries in Eastern Europe. Dorondel also offers us an impressive list of references, adding a valuable rendition of the selected number of sources in English. Adding even more value to Disrupted Landscapes are the statistical data, maps, and selected illustrations. The volume should be of interest to both general readers and specialists in that it covers a very broad range of issues placed within a large comparative framework." EuropeNow

Stefan Dorondel is a Senior Researcher at the Francisc Rainer Institute of Anthropology Bucharest. He holds doctorates in History and Ethnology from Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania, and in Agricultural Economics from Humboldt University Berlin. His publications include the co-edited volume At the Margins of History: The Agrarian Question in Southeast Europe (2014).

• List of IllustrationsList of FiguresPrefaceList of AbbreviationsIntroduction: Privatizing the State and the Transformation of the Agrarian LandscapeChapter 1. Dragomiresti and Dragova: Two Centuries of Ecological and Socio-economic TransformationsChapter 2. Postsocialism as Neoliberalism: Reorganizing Society and NatureChapter 3. Bureaucrats, Patronage, Illegal LoggingChapter 4. Contested ForestChapter 5. Waning PasturesChapter 6. Fragmented LandsChapter 7. Wasted RiversConclusion: A Disrupted LandscapeReferencesIndex

"This very well-written and thoroughly researched book is an important addition to the collection of not-so-numerous books on the politics of land in Romania, together with valuable comparison analyses of the similar development in other postsocialist countries in Eastern Europe. Dorondel also offers us an impressive list of references, adding a valuable rendition of the selected number of sources in English. Adding even more value to Disrupted Landscapes are the statistical data, maps, and selected illustrations. The volume should be of interest to both general readers and specialists in that it covers a very broad range of issues placed within a large comparative framework." EuropeNow