Publisher's Synopsis
This study of economic imperialism in Africa provides a detailed and critical look at the role of European powers in shaping the continent's economic landscape in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Drawing on extensive research and analysis, the authors examine the policies and practices of colonial powers and their impact on African societies. With its incisive critique and its commitment to uncovering the truth about Africa's colonial past, Empire & Commerce is an important contribution to the field of African studies.
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