Cocoa and Labour: wage labour and working groups, money and reciprocity, among the Maka of the southeast Cameroon since 1950

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- GB 102 MS 380669/16
Name of Creator
- Geschiere Pieter
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- 16pp

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Published in some form in W. G. Clarence-Smith (ed.), Cocoa Pioneer Fronts since 1800: The Role of Smallholders, Planters and Merchants, (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1996).

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Archive Record|Table of contents

Cocoa Conference PapersMS 380669

The politics of farmer organisation in Ondo state, southwestern Nigeria, in the 1980sMS 380669/01

Half a century of cocoa cultivation in Beti-land, Cameroon: what motivates the cocoa planters' behaviourMS 380669/02

The restructuring of the Cocoa Marketing Board of Ghana, 1983-1993MS 380669/03

The rise and fall of the cocoa industry in Ecuador, 1963 - 1983MS 380669/04

The political economy of small and big farmers in Ghanian cocoa cultivation, c.1890-1992MS 380669/05

The recent crisis in cocoa growing in Bahia and the rewriting of its history, 1978MS 380669/06

The origins and development of cocoa production in MadagascarMS 380669/07

Cocoa as innovation: strategies, institutions and local contexts in the diffusion of cocoa cultivation in West Africa in comparative perspectiveMS 380669/08

From Maluku to Manila: cocoa production and trade in maritime South East Asia from the 1820s to the 1880sMS 380669/09

Cocoa prices and the war effort: cocoa versus palm kernel production in Western Nigeria during the second world warMS 380669/10

Farm strategies and agricultural development: the choice of cocoa in the eastern Indonesian archipelagoMS 380669/11

Cocoa farming in British and French Cameroon, c. 1914-1960: land and labourMS 380669/12

Bugis migration and the Sulawesi cocoa boom: LapaiMS 380669/13

Plantations, state farms and smallholders: cocoa production in São ToméMS 380669/14

An economic category: the rich planters from the Moronu region, Ivory CoastMS 380669/15

Cocoa and Labour: wage labour and working groups, money and reciprocity, among the Maka of the southeast Cameroon since 1950MS 380669/16

The cocoa trade at Bahia 1895 - 1914: problems for regional developmentMS 380669/17

Ilhéus: the 'Southern Princess'MS 380669/18

The Corsican trade network and the development of cocoa production in Eastern Venezuela, 1860-1930MS 380669/19

Aspecits of a Cacao-producing region, seen within the fictional discourse of Jorge AmadoMS 380669/20

Cocoa, finance and the state in Ecuador, 1914-1925MS 380669/21

The originas of cocoa cultivation in MalaysiaMS 380669/22

Production and trade of an American crop: cacao between 1770 and 1830MS 380669/23

Nominal and peripheral incorporation: the case of the Ecuadorian cocoa trade, 1840-1915MS 380669/24

The emergence of indigenous cocoa producers under the Germans in Cameroon, 1880s to 1914: from Duala agricultural entrepreneurship to the creation of the étatist peasantryMS 380669/25

The cocoa plantation of Agua-Izé on São ToméMS 380669/26

Cocoa production in Ghana: a review of policies and impacts, 1890-1990MS 380669/27

The Trinidad cocoa industry and the struggle for crown land during the 19th centuryMS 380669/28

Cacao output, world demand and the domestic economy of Venezuela, 1800-1860MS 380669/29

Cocoa on the western frontier of the Gold Coast (Ghana): the first decadesMS 380669/30

Economic strategies and management of labour in the cocoa plantations of Fernando Póo (Equatorial Guinea), 1880-1930MS 380669/31

Cacao in São Tomé e Principe since 1975MS 380669/32

Equatorial Guinea: the struggle for a cocoa economy, 1830-1930MS 380669/33

The history of cocoa in Nigeria in the context of the 19th dentruy socio-economic revolution in West AfricaMS 380669/34