Bibliograph

Crossing boundaries, comparative history of Black people in diaspora, edited by Darlene Clark Hine and Jacqueline McLeod

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Crossing boundaries, comparative history of Black people in diaspora, edited by Darlene Clark Hine and Jacqueline McLeod

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 419-469) and index

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maps

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Crossing boundaries

Nature of contents

bibliographyindexes

Oclc number

49802826

Responsibility statement

edited by Darlene Clark Hine and Jacqueline McLeod

Series statement

Blacks in the diaspora

Sub title

comparative history of Black people in diaspora

Table Of Contents

To turn on a pivot: writing African Americans into a history of overlapping diasporas / Earl Lewis -- Slavery and freedom in the Atlantic world: reflections on the diasporan framework / Thomas C. Holt -- Hegemonic paradigms and the African world: striving to be free / Elliott P. Skinner -- Reform and revolution in American and South African freedom struggles / George Fredrickson -- European dimensions of the African diaspora: the definition of black racial identity / Allison Blakely -- Rethinking the African diaspora: a comparative look at race and identity in a transatlantic community, 1878-1921 / Dwayne E. Williams -- Abolition and the politics of identity in the Afro-Atlantic diaspora: toward a comparative approach / Kim D. Butler -- Creolization and integration: the development of a political culture among the Pan-Afro-Cuban benevolent societies, 1878-1895 / Philip A. Howard -- Free women entrepreneurs from the 1920s to the 1850s: the cases of Nancy Prince and Mary Seacole / Rosalyn Terborg-Penn -- A slandered people: views on "Negro Character" in the mainstream Christian churches in post-emancipation Jamaica / Robert Stewart -- Working the system: black slaves and the courts in Lima, Peru, 1821-1854 / Carlos Aguirre -- Out of Egypt: the migration of former slaves to the Midwest during the 1860s in comparative perspective / Michael P. Johnson -- Surviving slavery: marriage strategies and family formation patterns among the eighteenth-century Puerto Rican slave population / David M. Stark -- Jazz and the Cold War: black culture as an instrument of American foreign policy / Lisa E. Davenport -- Beyond power: paradigm subversion and reformulation and the re-creation of the early modern Atlantic world / Jack P. Greene -- With a rod of iron: Barbados slave laws as a model for Jamaica, South Carolina, and Antigua, 1661-1697 / David Barry Gaspar -- From slavery to freedom: emancipation and apprenticeship in Grenada and St. Vincent, 1834-1838 / Edward L. Cox -- Africa in a capitalist world / Frederick Cooper

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