Africa's Development in Historical Perspective
Herausgeber: Akyeampong, Emmanuel; Nunn, Nathan; Bates, Robert H.
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Africa's Development in Historical Perspective
Herausgeber: Akyeampong, Emmanuel; Nunn, Nathan; Bates, Robert H.
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This edited volume addresses the root causes of Africa's persistent poverty through an investigation of its longue durée history.
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This edited volume addresses the root causes of Africa's persistent poverty through an investigation of its longue durée history.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 542
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Juli 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 36mm
- Gewicht: 1023g
- ISBN-13: 9781107041158
- ISBN-10: 1107041155
- Artikelnr.: 41310655
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 542
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Juli 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 36mm
- Gewicht: 1023g
- ISBN-13: 9781107041158
- ISBN-10: 1107041155
- Artikelnr.: 41310655
Part I. Introduction: La Longue Durée: 1. Africa in history Christopher
Ehret; 2. Reversal of fortune and socioeconomic development in the Atlantic
world: a comparative examination of West Africa and the Americas, 1400-1850
Joseph Inikori; 3. The impact of malaria on African development over the
longue durée David N. Weil; 4. African population, 1650-2000: comparisons
and implications of new estimates Patrick Manning; Part II. Culture,
Entrepreneurialism, and Development: 5. Redistributive pressures in
sub-Saharan Africa: causes, consequences, and coping strategies
Jean-Philippe Platteau; 6. Accumulation and conspicuous consumption: the
poverty of entrepreneurship in Western Nigeria, ca.1850-1930 Ayodeji
Olukoju; 7. Changing dynamics of entrepreneurship in nineteenth-century
Africa Emmanuel Akyeampong; 8. The textile industry of Eastern Africa in
the longue durée William Gervase Clarence-Smith; 9. Explaining and
evaluating the cash crop revolution in the 'peasant' colonies of tropical
Africa, c.1890-c.1930: beyond 'vent-for-surplus' Gareth Austin; 10.
Re-inventing the wheel: the economic benefits of wheeled transportation in
early colonial British West Africa Isaias Chaves, Stanley L. Engerman and
James A. Robinson; 11. Mbanza Kongo/São Salvador: culture and the
transformation of an African city, 1491 to 1670s Linda Heywood; Part III.
Institutions: 12. The fragile revolution: rethinking war and development in
Africa's violent nineteenth century Richard Reid; 13. The imperial peace
Robert Bates; Part IV. External Forces: 14. Dahomey in the world: Dahomean
rulers and European demands, 1726-1894 John Thornton; 15. The transatlantic
slave trade and the evolution of political authority in West Africa Warren
C. Whatley; 16. Gender and missionary influence in colonial Africa Nathan
Nunn.
Ehret; 2. Reversal of fortune and socioeconomic development in the Atlantic
world: a comparative examination of West Africa and the Americas, 1400-1850
Joseph Inikori; 3. The impact of malaria on African development over the
longue durée David N. Weil; 4. African population, 1650-2000: comparisons
and implications of new estimates Patrick Manning; Part II. Culture,
Entrepreneurialism, and Development: 5. Redistributive pressures in
sub-Saharan Africa: causes, consequences, and coping strategies
Jean-Philippe Platteau; 6. Accumulation and conspicuous consumption: the
poverty of entrepreneurship in Western Nigeria, ca.1850-1930 Ayodeji
Olukoju; 7. Changing dynamics of entrepreneurship in nineteenth-century
Africa Emmanuel Akyeampong; 8. The textile industry of Eastern Africa in
the longue durée William Gervase Clarence-Smith; 9. Explaining and
evaluating the cash crop revolution in the 'peasant' colonies of tropical
Africa, c.1890-c.1930: beyond 'vent-for-surplus' Gareth Austin; 10.
Re-inventing the wheel: the economic benefits of wheeled transportation in
early colonial British West Africa Isaias Chaves, Stanley L. Engerman and
James A. Robinson; 11. Mbanza Kongo/São Salvador: culture and the
transformation of an African city, 1491 to 1670s Linda Heywood; Part III.
Institutions: 12. The fragile revolution: rethinking war and development in
Africa's violent nineteenth century Richard Reid; 13. The imperial peace
Robert Bates; Part IV. External Forces: 14. Dahomey in the world: Dahomean
rulers and European demands, 1726-1894 John Thornton; 15. The transatlantic
slave trade and the evolution of political authority in West Africa Warren
C. Whatley; 16. Gender and missionary influence in colonial Africa Nathan
Nunn.
Part I. Introduction: La Longue Durée: 1. Africa in history Christopher
Ehret; 2. Reversal of fortune and socioeconomic development in the Atlantic
world: a comparative examination of West Africa and the Americas, 1400-1850
Joseph Inikori; 3. The impact of malaria on African development over the
longue durée David N. Weil; 4. African population, 1650-2000: comparisons
and implications of new estimates Patrick Manning; Part II. Culture,
Entrepreneurialism, and Development: 5. Redistributive pressures in
sub-Saharan Africa: causes, consequences, and coping strategies
Jean-Philippe Platteau; 6. Accumulation and conspicuous consumption: the
poverty of entrepreneurship in Western Nigeria, ca.1850-1930 Ayodeji
Olukoju; 7. Changing dynamics of entrepreneurship in nineteenth-century
Africa Emmanuel Akyeampong; 8. The textile industry of Eastern Africa in
the longue durée William Gervase Clarence-Smith; 9. Explaining and
evaluating the cash crop revolution in the 'peasant' colonies of tropical
Africa, c.1890-c.1930: beyond 'vent-for-surplus' Gareth Austin; 10.
Re-inventing the wheel: the economic benefits of wheeled transportation in
early colonial British West Africa Isaias Chaves, Stanley L. Engerman and
James A. Robinson; 11. Mbanza Kongo/São Salvador: culture and the
transformation of an African city, 1491 to 1670s Linda Heywood; Part III.
Institutions: 12. The fragile revolution: rethinking war and development in
Africa's violent nineteenth century Richard Reid; 13. The imperial peace
Robert Bates; Part IV. External Forces: 14. Dahomey in the world: Dahomean
rulers and European demands, 1726-1894 John Thornton; 15. The transatlantic
slave trade and the evolution of political authority in West Africa Warren
C. Whatley; 16. Gender and missionary influence in colonial Africa Nathan
Nunn.
Ehret; 2. Reversal of fortune and socioeconomic development in the Atlantic
world: a comparative examination of West Africa and the Americas, 1400-1850
Joseph Inikori; 3. The impact of malaria on African development over the
longue durée David N. Weil; 4. African population, 1650-2000: comparisons
and implications of new estimates Patrick Manning; Part II. Culture,
Entrepreneurialism, and Development: 5. Redistributive pressures in
sub-Saharan Africa: causes, consequences, and coping strategies
Jean-Philippe Platteau; 6. Accumulation and conspicuous consumption: the
poverty of entrepreneurship in Western Nigeria, ca.1850-1930 Ayodeji
Olukoju; 7. Changing dynamics of entrepreneurship in nineteenth-century
Africa Emmanuel Akyeampong; 8. The textile industry of Eastern Africa in
the longue durée William Gervase Clarence-Smith; 9. Explaining and
evaluating the cash crop revolution in the 'peasant' colonies of tropical
Africa, c.1890-c.1930: beyond 'vent-for-surplus' Gareth Austin; 10.
Re-inventing the wheel: the economic benefits of wheeled transportation in
early colonial British West Africa Isaias Chaves, Stanley L. Engerman and
James A. Robinson; 11. Mbanza Kongo/São Salvador: culture and the
transformation of an African city, 1491 to 1670s Linda Heywood; Part III.
Institutions: 12. The fragile revolution: rethinking war and development in
Africa's violent nineteenth century Richard Reid; 13. The imperial peace
Robert Bates; Part IV. External Forces: 14. Dahomey in the world: Dahomean
rulers and European demands, 1726-1894 John Thornton; 15. The transatlantic
slave trade and the evolution of political authority in West Africa Warren
C. Whatley; 16. Gender and missionary influence in colonial Africa Nathan
Nunn.