Abstract
Mandatory Palestine experienced changes in land tenure and land administration that had tremendous social, economic, and political impact on the state and its transformation after 1948. Warwick Tyler's State Lands and Rural Development in Mandatory Palestine reflects a growing interest among historians in the Mandate period. It is the first book to focus on British policy on “state land,” an issue that was hotly debated by Palestinian leaders and proponents of Jewish colonization at the time.
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