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"Agrarian question" as a book category covers the political, economic and social issues surrounding land, rural production, and peasant or smallholder societies. Works in this genre analyze how land tenure, property relations, class structure, state policy, and market forces shape rural livelihoods and food systems—addressing topics such as land reform, tenancy and enclosure, peasant movements, agrarian crises, migration, and the impacts of commercialization and industrial agriculture. The category spans history, political economy, sociology, anthropology and development studies, and includes theoretical debates (e.g., modernization versus peasant agency, reform versus revolution) as well as empirical case studies from local to global scales. Contemporary volumes often also engage with land rights, environmental sustainability, food sovereignty and the effects of global capitalism and climate change on rural communities.

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