El Problema Agrario

In this influential work, Romulo Escobar offers a Marxist analysis of the agrarian question in Latin America. He argues that the concentration of land ownership and the exploitation of rural workers are central to understanding the region’s economic and social inequalities. Escobar’s insights continue to resonate today, making this book an important resource for scholars and activists working on issues of social justice and land reform in the Americas.

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