Migration, trade, and slavery in an expanding world: essays in honor of Pieter Emmer
In: Brill eBook titles 2009
Preliminary Material /W. Klooster -- Introduction /Wim Klooster -- Chapter One. War, Colonization, And Migration Over Five Centuries /Stanley Engerman -- Chapter Two. Maritime Powers, Colonial Powers: The Role Of Migration (C. 1492-1792) /Olivier Pétré-Grenouilleau -- Chapter Three. Dutch Labor Migration To West Africa (C. 1590-1674) /Filipa Ribeiro Da Silva -- Chapter Four. Soldiers And Merchants: Aspects Of Migration From Europe To Asia In The Dutch East India Company In The Eighteenth Century /Femme S. Gaastra -- Chapter Five. New Christians, Jews, And Amsterdam At The Crossroads Of Expansion Systems /Jessica Vance Roitman -- Chapter Six. Social Outcomes Of Trade Relations: Encounters Between Africans And Europeans In The Hubs Of The Slave Trade On The Guinea Coast /Natalie Everts -- Chapter Seven. Slavery In The De Bry Collection: The Formation Of A Worldwide Comparative Perspective /Ernst Van Den Boogaart -- Chapter Eight. The Representation Of Slaves And Slavery In The Writing Of The Natural History Of The West Indies During The Early Modern Centuries: French And English Contributions Compared /Nicholas Canny -- Chapter Nine. Abolition And Identity In The Very Long Run /David Eltis -- Chapter Ten. Divergent Paths: The Anglo-American Abolitions Of The Atlantic Slave Trade /Seymour Drescher -- Chapter Eleven. The Transformation And Downfall Of Plantation Culture In Suriname /Ellen Klinkers -- Chapter Twelve. History Brought Home: Postcolonial Migrations And The Dutch Rediscovery Of Slavery /Gert Oostindie -- Index /W. Klooster.
