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1 The Canaries to Africa: The Atlantic Strategy of “To Be or Not to Be”
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Germán Santana Pérez
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Introduction: Arbiters and Witnesses of Change 1
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Part 1: Atlantic Ocean Islands
- 1 The Canaries to Africa: The Atlantic Strategy of “To Be or Not to Be” 39
- 2 Sugar, Cocoa, and Oil: Economic Success and Failure in São Tomé and Príncipe from the Sixteenth to the Twenty-First Centuries 68
- 3 The Bijagos of Canhabac Island (Guinea-Bissau) 96
- 4 An Island in the Middle of Everywhere: Bioko under Colonial Domination 125
- 5 Cursing in Bioko and Annobón: Repeating Islands that Don’t Repeat 157
- 6 African Ports and Islands during the Second World War 170
- 7 “Nos lingua, nos kultura, nos identidadi”: Postcolonial Language Planning and Promotion in Cabo Verde and the Cape Verdean Diaspora 208
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Part 2: Indian Ocean Islands
- 8 Africa’s Indian Ocean Islands, Near and Distant 245
- 9 Monsoon Metropolis: Migration, Mobility, and Mediation in the Western Indian Ocean 267
- 10 The Mascarenes, Indian Ocean Africa, and Global Labor Migration during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries 294
- 11 The Island as Nexus: Zanzibar in the Nineteenth Century 317
- 12 Slavery and Postslavery in Madagascar: An Overview 345
- 13 The Comoros: Strategies of Islandness in the Indian Ocean 370
- 14 Gendered Pioneers from Mayotte: An Ethnographic Perspective on Travel and Transformation in the Western Indian Ocean 397
- Notes on Contributors 417
- Index 423
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Introduction: Arbiters and Witnesses of Change 1
-
Part 1: Atlantic Ocean Islands
- 1 The Canaries to Africa: The Atlantic Strategy of “To Be or Not to Be” 39
- 2 Sugar, Cocoa, and Oil: Economic Success and Failure in São Tomé and Príncipe from the Sixteenth to the Twenty-First Centuries 68
- 3 The Bijagos of Canhabac Island (Guinea-Bissau) 96
- 4 An Island in the Middle of Everywhere: Bioko under Colonial Domination 125
- 5 Cursing in Bioko and Annobón: Repeating Islands that Don’t Repeat 157
- 6 African Ports and Islands during the Second World War 170
- 7 “Nos lingua, nos kultura, nos identidadi”: Postcolonial Language Planning and Promotion in Cabo Verde and the Cape Verdean Diaspora 208
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Part 2: Indian Ocean Islands
- 8 Africa’s Indian Ocean Islands, Near and Distant 245
- 9 Monsoon Metropolis: Migration, Mobility, and Mediation in the Western Indian Ocean 267
- 10 The Mascarenes, Indian Ocean Africa, and Global Labor Migration during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries 294
- 11 The Island as Nexus: Zanzibar in the Nineteenth Century 317
- 12 Slavery and Postslavery in Madagascar: An Overview 345
- 13 The Comoros: Strategies of Islandness in the Indian Ocean 370
- 14 Gendered Pioneers from Mayotte: An Ethnographic Perspective on Travel and Transformation in the Western Indian Ocean 397
- Notes on Contributors 417
- Index 423