...Manuela Bojadžijev This article takes as a starting point a tenants’ initiative pursued predominantly by migrants in inner-city Berlin, the capital of a country considered to have profited from Europe’s debt and financial crisis of 2007–8. The two-year-long protest can be read within the framework...

.... In the South the introduction of the small farm has meant the breakingup of the old plantation,but it has not meant real peasant proprietorship. The southern farms are at the present time largely occupied by tenants, and here arises the most vital of the rural problems. It is at the foundation of all others...

... of the investigation. This relation has assumed since the war a variety of forms and moreover each of these forms is at the present time represented in the State. A broad classification gives three types based on the relation of the farmer to the soil; farms worked by owners, farms worked by tenants, and farms worked...

... and a decrease in the number of farms tilled by the owners. On the other hand, the number of farms increased' as did the number of farms tilled by cash and share tenants. Many of the planta­ tions were divided up and rented to tenants either for cash, or for a share of the crop. When this was done the landlord...

... tracts to men in high office. Slowly these aristocratic landlords settled their broad but hilly acres with tenants who were attracted by the promise of five or seven years of freedom from rent. At the end of the period of grace, during which the settlers strug­ gled to carve farms from the wilderness...

... tracts to men in high office. Slowly these aristocratic landlords settled their broad but hilly acres with tenants who were attracted by the promise of five or seven years of freedom from rent. At the end of the period of grace, during which the settlers strug­ gled to carve farms from the wilderness...

... they farmed. Six were partowners, and the remaining 22 were tenants. But 6 of the 22 tenants were share-croppers in the South, and therefore tenants only by courtesy of the census. Actually, share-croppers are a peculiar kind of farm labor. Thirteen of the hundred persons were hired laborers. Finally, 35...

... to get vital building materials from the United States. Decretos have frozen rentals at the very low levels of the prewar period, and tenants have acquired a Derecho de Per­ manencia (right to permanent occupation of property) which covers tenants of industrial and commercial as well as residential...

... South. Tenant farmers about eight million souls in the whole of Dixie tilled the fields from dawn to after dusk, often earning less than two hundred dollars in a year. An ancient credit system locked tenant families in perpetual debt to land-owners at rates of interest few could pay. As the price...

... John . 2017 . “ Community Law Clinics in the Neoliberal City: Assessing CUNY’s Tenant Law and Organizing Project .” City University of New York Law Review 20 , no. 2 : 366 . John Whitlow If You Can Unmake It Here: Crisis, Contingency, and Law in the Making and Unmaking of Neoliberal New York...

... in that community would be permitted to hold on to their property during their life and leave it to their heirs at death. The colored tenants could, in so far as the law pro­ vided, remain indefinitely on the land, and the white land owners might still rent their land to colored tenants. There is no intimation...

... of the white farmers by negroes, and (2) by providing all-white communities such as white people from other sections will be willing to move into. 7. Because ambitious young white men will then be willing to go into these all-white communities as tenants, work and save, and become good farmers and good...

... observes that the cupboard has picked up tenant-kitchen redolences for which it was never intended. Having observed the odor of the Gudgers kitchen as an indicator of social class, he mentions odor or rather redolence, a word out of a tragically distant high culture ( redo­ lent of joy and youth...

... Tower assumed as they prepared for the mixed-income building’s first cohort of impov­ erished tenants in 2006. So as managers ran per­ sonal tours of the building for prospective tenants from the Governor Henry...

... to the greater proportion of tenant farmers, many of whom are negroes, as compared with landlord farmers. These aver­ ages may be too large, but when a big share has been taken away from them the fact still remains that a very important percentage of the purchases of food, feed, stock, implements, or fertilizers...

... on the unpopular side of the antirent wars, is the real contribution the author has made in describing the leaders of the movement. Here, for the first time, emerges Smith A. Boughton Big Thunder whose warm personality, speaking ability, courage, and leadership brought together the tenants in organized protest...

...; the shortest public school terms; the highest percentages of illiteracy; the largest proportion of its farms operated by tenants; the most rampant situation with regard to homicides and lynchings; the biggest child labor problem; the fewest radios and motor cars per one thousand of the population; the most...

... and exclusively colored militia. The negro s inability to protect himself in the enjoyment of his newly won rights is reflected in an act of March 1, 1871, imposing a heavy fine or one year s imprisonment on those guilty of assault, intimidation, discharge or eviction of a tenant on account of political opinion...

... center which was to become the largest city in the state. In 1897 this cotton factory was begun as a civic enterprise to give employment to the hundreds of surplus workers who were flocking in from tenant farm and hillside to seek a better life in the mines and blast fur­ naces. Under the governor s...

... of the rural Negro population in the last four decades. These tenants who move off the land finally wind up in overcrowded urban ghettoes. The tenants that remain on the land are more mobile than were tenants even a couple of decades ago; their shifts from one farm to another constitute a method of canceling...