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- African Economic History
- University of Wisconsin Press
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- “[P]ara Que Me Saque Cabesea Por Cabesa…”: Exchanging Muslim and Christian Slaves across the Western Mediterranean Volume 42, 2014, pp. 11-36
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This issue contains 11 articles in total
- Contributors
- Introduction: Ransoming Practices in Africa: Past and Present
- Ransoming in Contemporary Northeast Africa: Piracy off the Coast of Somalia
- Evolution and Socio-Political Economy of Ransoming in Nigeria since the Late Twentieth Century
- The Political Economy of Ransoming in the Sahel: The History, the Ethics and the Practice
- Biafra and the AGIP Oil Workers: Ransoming and the Modern Nation State in Perspective
- Ransoming White Captives: An Episode in Anglo-Asante Relations, 1869-1874
- Idealism and Pragmatism: The Related Muslim West African Discourses on Identity, Captivity and Ransoming
- Ransoming Practices and “Barbary Coast” Slavery: Negotiations Relating to Liverpool Slave Traders in the Late Eighteenth Century
- Ransoming “Turks” from France’s Royal Galleys
- “[P]ara Que Me Saque Cabesea Por Cabesa…”: Exchanging Muslim and Christian Slaves across the Western Mediterranean
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