Against Landlords, or Against the Causes of Landlordism?

I mentioned that I was going to reproduce my article in The Land 37 here. Well, it’s coming right up below (it was published in The Land with the title ‘Rentiers Redux’). The article is essentially a review of Nick Bano’s book Against Landlords, albeit with some wider analysis and context. I’ll probably sketch in a bit more of that context, either in the comments section below or in a follow-up post. Meanwhile, to update another semi-regular feature of this blog, here’s my current/recent reading: Luke Kemp Goliath’s Curse: The History and Future of Societal Collapse Lyndal Roper Summer of Fire and Blood: The German Peasant’s War Vaclav Smil How To Feed The World: A Factful Guide Perhaps I’ll review these books in future posts if anyone’s interested – particularly the Kemp one, which bears directly on the usual themes of this site. Right, over to landlords and landlordism – The basics of Britain’s housing crisis are well-known. Absurdly high house prices facing anybody trying to…