Dahomey and the Slave Trade
Part I. The Frame of History
Chapter One. An Inland Dynasty and the Gap of Benin
Chapter Two. The Challenge of the Slave Trade
Part II. Patterns of the Economy
Chapter Three. Redistribution: The State Sphere
Chapter Four. Reciprocity: Mutual Aid and Cooperation
Chapter Five. Householding: Land and Religion
Part III. The Slave Trade
Chapter Seven. Whydah: Institutional Origins of a Port of Trade
Chapter Eight. Savi: Sovereign Whydah and the Treaty
Chapter Nine. The Port of Trade Under Dahomey
Chapter Ten. Fictitious European Money in the Slave Trade
Part IV. Conclusion
Chapter Eleven. Archaic Economic Institutions
Text Informations
Original Publication: Dahomey and the Slave Trade (ed. by A. Rotstein), USA, The University of Washington Press for the American Ethnological Society, 194 p., 1966
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