Review of <i>Reckoning with Slavery</i>, by Jennifer L. Morgan

Slavery among the Tuareg in the SaharaA preliminary analysis of its structure.Slavery is an institution of very considerable age. In Europe and the Orient it has been common for as...

Abstract The Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans (Guidelines) advises older adults to be as active as possible. Yet, despite the well documented benefits of physical a...

This article is a reflection on the history of enslaved children (Pon pekpen) in African slavery and post-slavery societies, such as the Bamum Kingdom. This traditional monarchy of...

Julia Morgan (b. 1872–d. 1957) is the most decorated and best known woman architect in United States history. The San Francisco native was raised in Oakland and graduated with a Ba...

The research problem discussed in this article centers on the historical role of George Ekem Ferguson, a 19th-century Gold Coast (modern-day Ghana) figure, in the abolition of slav...

Slavery in cities created unique communities of coercion, and the study of urban slavery in coastal West Africa in the 18th and 19th centuries combines three sometimes distinct fie...

Abstract This chapter presents an economic view of Roman slavery and the modern literature about it. The chapter starts by defining slavery and distinguishing positi...

This article examines how older ideas about manumission came into contact with newer international approaches to abolition in Ethiopia in the early 20th century. It shows that olde...