The Romanian Agrarian Reform Following World War I – a tool for building the nation-state

After the First World War, Romania's territory increased, and it inherited a complex social, economic legal environment which differed from that of predecessor states. The Romanian state's response to these challenges remained unchanged, this being political goal building homogeneous nation-state. It was an element State implemented radical agrarian reform through various land laws with partial effect. This had genuine social at its core however moment inception, implementation, imbued nationalism. achieved national objectives, but results are questionable. actions state thus created domestic as well international disputes. paper summarizes constitutional basis lessons process hides.