Review Fernand Braudel Center Vol. 31, No. 2 (2008)

The second slavery: mass slavery, world-economy, and comparative microhistories Part I


Dale Tomich and Michael Zeuske
Introduction. The second slavery: mass slavery, world-economy, and comparative microhistories

Christopher Schmidt-Nowara
Empires against emancipation: Spain Brazil, and the abolition of slavery

Carolyn Fick
Revolutionary Sain Domingue and the emerging atlantic: paradigms of sovereignty

Claus Füllberg Stolberg
Economic adjusments and the fight for cultural hegemony in the british and danish west indies after slavery

Manuel Barcia "A Not-So-Common Wind":slave revolts in the age of revolutions in Cuba and Brazil

Rafael de Bivar Marquese
African Diaspora, slavery, and the Paraiba Vallery coffee plantation landscape: nineteenth-century Brazil

Ulrike Schmieder
Histories under construction: slavery, emancipation, and post-emancipation in the french caribbean