Bankers and empire : how Wall Street colonized the Caribbean

by Peter James Hudson

PDF, 2017

Publication

Chicago : The University of Chicago Press, 2017.

ISBN

9780226459257

Tags

slavery - business of, history - Caribbean, finance and banking, US imperialism

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Notes

CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION Dark Finance
1. Colonial Methods
2. Rogue Bankers
3. Financial Occupations
4. Foreign Regulation
5. American Expansion
6. Imperial Government
7. Odious Debt
CONCLUSION Racial Capitalism
Acknowledgments
Notes
Index

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