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Changes in Political Economy and Ecology in West-Usambara, Tanzania: ca. 1850--1950 (2008)

Huijzendveld, Frans D. (Author)

International Journal of African Historical Studies
Volume: 41
Pages: 383--409

Publication Date: 2008
Edition Details: Part of a special issue on ecology and environmental transformations in Tanzania
Language: English

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Ecology Agriculture Germany, colonies Environmental sciences Colonialism Political economy Geography 20th century, early 19th century Tanzania (Tanganyika, Zanzibar) Africa

Description On the relation between German colonization and local agricultural practices.

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Article Håkansson, N. Thomas; Widgren, Mats; Börjeson, Lowe (2008) Introduction: Historical and Regional Perspectives on Landscape Transformations in Northeastern Tanzania, 1850--2000. International Journal of African Historical Studies (p. 369). unapi

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