Monetary Transitions

Monetary Transitions

Currencies, Colonialism and African Societies

Pallaver, Karin

Springer Nature Switzerland AG

11/2021

309

Dura

Inglês

9783030834609

15 a 20 dias

577

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Section 1: Early colonial transitions: commodity, international and colonial currencies.- 1. "Here there is no gold standard. Cows are the standard". Currencies, wealth accumulation and the monetary transition in the Northern Territories of the Gold Coast (1896-1936); Domenico Cristofaro.- 2. Multiple currencies at Zanzibar, 1860-1900: how and why did the Rupee become the currency of East Africa?; Katherine Eagleton.- 3. Spheres of money, payment, and credit systems in the colony of Senegal and its protectorates in the long nineteenth century; Toyomu Masak.- 4. The Maria Theresa thaler in Italian Eritrea: the Impact of Colonial Monetary Policies during the First Word War; Alessandro De Cola.- Section 2: Forms of colonial money.- 5. The Creation and issue of the West African Sterling notes in West Africa (1914-1947); Bamidele Aly.- 6. Spheres of exchange and the disruption of money uniformity in early colonial; Kenya Karin Pallaver.- 7. Currency Politics in Southern Africa, c. 1890-1920; Admire Mseba.- 8. The Transition to Instability: the Italian Lira in Eritrean History; Steven Serels.- 9. Temporary Currencies, Forced Savings and Cultivator Stabilization Funds in Sudan; Alden Young.- Section 3: Global and international dimensions of African monetary transitions.- 10. The British Sterling Area and Southern Rhodesia's State and Public Bank Ordinance, 1896- 1907: Currency shortages and a nascent colonial state's attempts at economic autonomy; Tinashe Nyamunda.- 11. Money for Africa and empire: colonial policy designs and economy building in Europe, 1890s to 1930s; Gerold Krozewski.- 12. Locate Colonial Africa in the Global Monetary History Viewed from the Ground; Akinobu Kuroda.
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African economic history;Monetary history;Colonial and imperial history;Structural poverty;Currency