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Landholding is a category focused on how land is owned, controlled, used, and transferred across time and cultures. Books in this area examine property rights and tenure systems, landlord–tenant relations, and land law; explore economic and policy questions such as real estate markets, taxation, land reform, and rural development; and trace historical and social contexts from feudal estates and enclosure to colonization, indigenous land rights, and the commons. The category also includes practical works on estate and farm management, surveying and cadastral systems, and land-use planning and conservation. Alongside scholarly studies and case histories, it may feature narrative nonfiction and select fiction that centers on inheritance, boundary disputes, and estate life, highlighting the power, responsibilities, and conflicts tied to owning or stewarding land.

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