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Comparing Apples Oranges And Cotton Environmental Histories Of The Global Plantation Frank Uektter Editor

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Comparing Apples Oranges And Cotton Environmental Histories Of The Global Plantation Frank Uektter Editor
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Publisher: Campus
File Extension: PDF
File size: 13.03 MB
Pages: 272
Author: Frank Uekötter (Editor)
ISBN: 9783593500287, 3593500280
Language: English
Year: 2014

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Comparing Apples Oranges And Cotton Environmental Histories Of The Global Plantation Frank Uektter Editor by Frank Uekötter (editor) 9783593500287, 3593500280 instant download after payment.

Worldwide, plantations are key economic institutions of the modern era. From an environmental perspective, they are also the settings for some of the most powerful, consequential, and frequently destructive modes of production ever to have existed. This volume assembles essays on commodities as diverse as coffee, cotton, rubber, apples, oranges, and tobacco, to provide an overview of plantation systems from Latin America to New Zealand that exposes the many dimensions of environmental history incorporated in these robust institutions. The global history of plantation systems not only highlights the great institutional resilience of our modern monocultures, but also the price that humans and environments have paid for them.

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