Preet S. Aulakh is the Pierre Lassonde Chair in International Business at York University, Canada. He received doctorates in Law (Osgoode Hall Law School) and Business (University of Texas at Austin). He has published extensively on institutions and institutional change, intellectual property rights, emerging market multinationals, and global business. His recent books include Coping with Global Institutional Change and Mobilities of Labour and Capital, both published by Cambridge University Press. His research has been supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, and he has received several awards for his research, including a Gold Medal from the Academy of International Business.

• PART I. BRITISH EMPIRE'S LAND QUESTION IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY 1: Introduction 2: Concepts and Contestations: An Analytical Framework PART II. PUNJAB 3: Annexation of Punjab and Land Tenure 4: Resisting the Aristocratic Momentum: Punjab Tenancy Act of 1868 PART III. IRELAND 5: The Irish Land Question 6: The Decoupling: Landlord and Tenant Act (Ireland) 1870 PART IV. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 7: Prince Edward Island's Land Question 8: The Imperial Hedge: Tenant's Compensation Act of 1872 and Land Purchase Act of 1875 PART V. CONCLUSION 9: The Institutionalisation of Peasant Proprietorship

Preet S. Aulakh is the Pierre Lassonde Chair in International Business at York University, Canada. He received doctorates in Law (Osgoode Hall Law School) and Business (University of Texas at Austin). He has published extensively on institutions and institutional change, intellectual property rights, emerging market multinationals, and global business. His recent books include Coping with Global Institutional Change and Mobilities of Labour and Capital, both published by Cambridge University Press. His research has been supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, and he has received several awards for his research, including a Gold Medal from the Academy of International Business.

• PART I. BRITISH EMPIRE'S LAND QUESTION IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY 1: Introduction 2: Concepts and Contestations: An Analytical Framework PART II. PUNJAB 3: Annexation of Punjab and Land Tenure 4: Resisting the Aristocratic Momentum: Punjab Tenancy Act of 1868 PART III. IRELAND 5: The Irish Land Question 6: The Decoupling: Landlord and Tenant Act (Ireland) 1870 PART IV. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 7: Prince Edward Island's Land Question 8: The Imperial Hedge: Tenant's Compensation Act of 1872 and Land Purchase Act of 1875 PART V. CONCLUSION 9: The Institutionalisation of Peasant Proprietorship