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réf. A9781580469180Hardback. New. An innovative study of labor relations particularly the interactions of recruitment agents and migrant workers in the mining concessions of Wassa Gold Coast Colony 1879 to 1909. hardcover
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2018réf. 2345977Rochester New York: University of Rochester Press 2018. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/No Jacket - Pictorial Cover. 6x1x9. First edition. An exceptional copy. 2018 Hard Cover. xii 217 pp. Figures maps and tables throughout. Extensive notes bibliography and index follow text. An innovative study of labor relations particularly the interactions of recruitment agents and migrant workers in the mining concessions of Wassa Gold Coast Colony 1879 to 1909. Recent years have seen renewed interest in the historical study of labor in Africa. Unlike those of the past these new studies are rooted in the recognition of Africa's dynamic expansive and productive informal sector. While this book focuses on one of West Africa's earliest large-scale industries namely the Wassa gold mines in the southwest Gold Coast it is not solely concerned with the traditional working class. Rather it explores the plurality oflabor relations that characterized the mining concessions during the period 1879 to 1909 including the presence of migrants from various parts of West Africa as well as casual and tributary laborers both male and female. In capturing the phenomenon of labor mobility as it played out in Wassa Mediators Contract Men and Colonial Capital presents one of the fullest accounts of the labor agents who regularly brought groups of migrant laborers to the mines. The narrative discusses these agents' means of employment and roles in the informalization and indentureship of labor; in addition it explores the regional dynamics of the recruitment machinery and confronts issues of coercion and choice. Scholars interested in African history global labor history economic history and women's work in Africa will find much of value in this innovative study. Cassandra Mark-Thiesen is a Research Fellow of the Swiss National Science Foundation Marie-Heim Vogtlin Grant in the history department of the University of Basel. University of Rochester Press hardcover
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2018réf. x-1580469183Univ of Rochester Pr 2018. Hardcover. New. 217 pages. 9.25x6.25x1.00 inches. Univ of Rochester Pr hardcover
2018réf. 2345977Rochester New York: University of Rochester Press 2018. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/No Jacket - Pictorial Cover. 6x1x9. First edition. An exceptional copy. 2018 Hard Cover. xii 217 pp. Figures maps and tables throughout. Extensive notes bibliography and index follow text. An innovative study of labor relations particularly the interactions of recruitment agents and migrant workers in the mining concessions of Wassa Gold Coast Colony 1879 to 1909. Recent years have seen renewed interest in the historical study of labor in Africa. Unlike those of the past these new studies are rooted in the recognition of Africa's dynamic expansive and productive informal sector. While this book focuses on one of West Africa's earliest large-scale industries namely the Wassa gold mines in the southwest Gold Coast it is not solely concerned with the traditional working class. Rather it explores the plurality oflabor relations that characterized the mining concessions during the period 1879 to 1909 including the presence of migrants from various parts of West Africa as well as casual and tributary laborers both male and female. In capturing the phenomenon of labor mobility as it played out in Wassa Mediators Contract Men and Colonial Capital presents one of the fullest accounts of the labor agents who regularly brought groups of migrant laborers to the mines. The narrative discusses these agents' means of employment and roles in the informalization and indentureship of labor; in addition it explores the regional dynamics of the recruitment machinery and confronts issues of coercion and choice. Scholars interested in African history global labor history economic history and women's work in Africa will find much of value in this innovative study. Cassandra Mark-Thiesen is a Research Fellow of the Swiss National Science Foundation Marie-Heim Vogtlin Grant in the history department of the University of Basel. University of Rochester Press hardcover books
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2013réf. Q-044846277XGrosset & Dunlap 2013-04-18. Board book. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Grosset & Dunlap unknown
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