Between the Plantation and the Port: Racialization and Social Control in Eighteenth-Century Paramaribo

Overview of attention for article published in International Review of Social History, March 2019

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RT @irsh_iisg: Pepijn Brandon focuses on everyday activities in 18th C Paramaribo (dancing, working, drinking, arguing) that reveal the ex…

RT @irsh_iisg: Pepijn Brandon focuses on everyday activities in 18th C Paramaribo (dancing, working, drinking, arguing) that reveal the ex…

RT @FatahBlack: Excellent work on urban slavery in Paramaribo: https://t.co/eidoS1FSEO

RT @FatahBlack: Excellent work on urban slavery in Paramaribo: https://t.co/eidoS1FSEO

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