In this review, we bridge recent studies on the political economy of urban and rural real
property ownership, focusing on the US. While there are many parallels and interlinkages …

Outside of Indigenous studies, sociologists tend to treat land in the United States as
governed exclusively by an entrenched private-property regime: Land is a commodity and …

Ownership of forestland in the United States has changed in recent decades, including the
proliferation of timber investment management organizations (TIMOs) and real estate …

This qualitative study uses open-ended responses from ninety-four female forest
landowners in Georgia, United States, to analyze their unique experiences with forest …

Forests offer critical social, economic, and ecological benefits. As fifty‐five percent of
Georgia's forests are family‐owned, management decisions of these forest landowners have …

The central Appalachian coalfields have become a major site of carbon forestry offsets on
California's carbon market. I use these coalfields as a vantage point from which to examine …

We use a database of property tax records for 13.6 million acres representing every parcel of
privately owned timberland in 48 rural Alabama counties to test two hypotheses inspired by …

Silvicultural decisions and forest-management practices in Minnesota represent the
collaboration and partnership between forest managers from multiple organizations and …

More than two-thirds of Georgia's private forestland (or 14.6 million acres) are enrolled in
one of the state's preferential property tax programs. Besides alleviating property tax …

While recent scholarship on rural politics in the United States has focused almost exclusively
on right-wing populism, capital's power over the land has also spurred nonpartisan …