0 used to refer to people who do not have any land for farming or who are prevented from owning the land that they farm by the economic system or by rich people who own a lot of land:
1 used to describe people who do not have any land for farming, or who are prevented from owning the land that they farm:
The government has acquired large blocks of farmland for the resettlement of landless peasants.
At this point these societies were being transformed economically and socially, with a steady increase in the numbers of the landless.
Since the number of landless and semi-landless households grew, the number of servants from the nonpeasant group increased.
In his relations with farmers, the young man permitted himself greater latitude than the majority of landless workers.
This process may have occurred by incorporating landless "client" families or extended kin members.
However, human migrations, landless people, famine and fragmented landscapes speak for themselves.
Familial stability was at stake in class formation : landless laborers could scarcely be respectable husbands.
This is typical in areas where there are landlord-tenant relationships or a landless class employed in a local wage labour market.
The lawyers acting for the suspects had spoken of the tense relations between landless and landowners in the village to the examining magistrate.
