Original publication date
2001-03-01
Publication
Bloomington, Ind : Indiana University Press, 1999.
ISBN
0253335426 / 9780253335425
Collection
Notes
https://archive.org/details/crossingboundari0000hine
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
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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