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"1898: Cuba, entre cambio social, transformación y transición. Interpretaciones, comentarios y perspectivas [1898: Cuba between Social Change, Transformation, and Transition: Interpretations, Commentary, and Perspectives]." In 1898: entre la continuidad y la ruptura [1898: Between Continuity and Rupture], Rodríguez Díaz and María del Rosario, eds. 129-63

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Author(s): Zeuske, Michael
Bibliographic entry in Chapter 4: United…
Source: The SHAFR Guide Online

"1898: Cuba, entre cambio social, transformación y transición. Interpretaciones, comentarios y perspectivas [1898: Cuba between Social Change, Transformation, and Transition: Interpretations, Commentary, and Perspectives]." In 1898: entre la continuidad y la ruptura [1898: Between Continuity and Rupture], Rodríguez Díaz and María del Rosario, eds., 129-63

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Author(s): Zeuske, Michael
Bibliographic entry in Chapter 5: The Un…
Source: The SHAFR Guide Online

Sklaverei

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Author(s): Zeuske, Michael | Reichmuth, Stefan
1. Terminologie und GrundlagenSklaven unterliegen der Gewalt anderer Menschen oder Institutionen. S. ist die Institution der Herrschaft, die Arbeitskraft, Dienstleistung und Körper von Versklavten für Sklavenhalter und -eigentümer verfügbar macht und hält. Sklavenhandel (= Sh.) bezeichnet den Transport und Handel von Sklaven (Menschenhandel) sowie die Kapitalbildung durch Tausch, Kauf und Verkauf von Menschen (Sklavenverschleppung; Sklavenmarkt). Das engl. Wort slaving steht als Oberbegriff für Menschenjagd, Verschleppung, Transport, Kapitalisierung, K…
Source: Enzyklopädie der Neuzeit Online
Date: 2019-11-19

Slavery

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Author(s): Zeuske, Michael | Reichmuth, Stefan
1. Terminology and preceptsSlaves are people who are subject to the power of other people or institutions. Slavery is an institution of dominance that makes available the labor, services, and bodies of slaves for slave keepers and owners. The slave trade consists of the transportation of and trade in slaves (human trafficking) and the accrual of capital through the exchange, purchase, and sale of people (Slave abduction; Slave market). “Slaving” comprised the hunting, abduction, transportation, cap…
Source: Encyclopedia of Early Modern History Online
Date: 2022-08-17