Caribbean freedom : society and economy from emancipation to the present

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Caribbean freedom : society and economy from emancipation to the present

editors, Hilary Beckles & Verene Shepherd

I. Randle , J. Currey, 1993

  • : Randle
  • : Currey

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Caribbean freedom : economy and society from emancipation to the present : a student reader

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Bibliography: p. 575-581

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: Currey ISBN 9780852557112

内容説明

This collection focuses on the economical and social changes in the Caribbean since the Emancipation, assessing those changes from a historical perspective.

目次

  • Introduction - I: EXPECTATIONS OF A NEW BEGINNING - Toussa int L'Ouverture and the War Economy of Saint Dominigue, 17 96-1802 by M. Lundahl - 'We be wise to many more tings': B lacks' Hopes and Expectation of Emancipation by W. Marshal l - Former Slaves: Responses to Emancipation in Cuba by R. Scott - The Creolization of Caribbean History by W. Green - II: EMANCIPATION IN ACTION - The Evolution of Land &
  • Labour in the Haitian Revolution 1721-1820 by R. LaCerte - Emancipation in Action: Workers & Wage Conflict in Jamaica, 1838-1840 by S. Wilmot - The Flight from the Esta tes Reconsidered: The British West Indies 1838-1842 by D. Hall - Metayage in the Sugar Industry of the Britih Windwa rd Islands, 1838-1865 by W. Marshall - Labour Relations in Post-Slavery Martinique & Guadeluope by R.R. Renard - III: PEASANTS & PLANTERS - The Origins of Reconstitut ed Peasantries by S. Mintz - Notes on Peasant Development in the West Indies since 1838 by W. Marshall - Systems of Domination after Slavery by N. Bolland - The Share Sytem i n the Bahamas in the Nineteenth and early Twentieth Centur ies by H. Johnson. (Part contents)
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: Randle ISBN 9789768100177

内容説明

This reader of nearly 60 articles covers major events in the Caribbean struggle for freedom from emancipation to the present - from Toussaint's Haiti to the more recent revolutions in Cuba, Grenada and the Dominican Republic. The range of coverage is comprehensive calling attention to the variety of post-slavery experiences in the Spanish, Dutch, English and French Caribbean. Three broad themes are identified: the slow disintegration of the slave system which was not completed until 1886; the attempts by resistant social groups and imperial agencies to accept and adjust to freedom; and the maturing of nationalist consciousness in terms of constitutional and cultural independence. Among the areas covered under these themes are popular revolts and aborted revolutions; the sugar industry and economic diversification; peasants and planters; immigration from Europe, India and China; the role of women; labour movements; independence and nationhood.

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