Global land disputes

FT Investigations by Financial Times

Mar 1, 201615:17News & Politics

Global market forces are coming into conflict with local populations as the commercial value of land increases. Tom Burgis, Michael Peel and Pilita Clark travelled to Ethiopia, Myanmar and Indonesia to look at some of th...

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