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Index

Agency house(s)

Agricultural change

–

Theories of

Agricultural

Intensification

Involution

Agrarian Question

Agroecology

Agro-industry

Aldeamento

–

Amazon

,

–

Baltic Provinces

–

Beaujolais

–

Birth control

–

Of slaves

Bondage

Boserup, Esther

,

,

Brazil

,

,

–

,

–

Cacao

Export data of

Caribbean 16–19

Cash-crops

,

–

,

,

–

Cassava

,

Catalonia

–

Ceylon

–

Chayanov, Alexander

–

Chief(s)

,

–

Citizenship

–

,

,

City dweller

,

,

Class struggle

Coffee

Commodity chain

Complex

Economy

–

,

Exports

,

Fall in world prices

,

Harvest

–

Seasonality of

Tariffs

–

World market

–

Colonato system

–

,

Colonial extraction

–

Coloniality

Of citizenship

Of labour

,

–

,

–

Of power

Colonial remittances

,

–

Commodity frontiers

,

Community Learning Centers

Congress of Vienna

Contract(s)

–

History of changes

–

Choice

–

Piece rate

Rental

–

Time

Wage

Coolies see

Indentured labour

Corvée labour

,

,

,

Cottage industry

Covid-19

–

Crop

Dependency

Diversity

Cuba

,

–

Cultivation

Commercial

Diversification of

–

Forced

,

Of wine see viticulture

Subsistence

Cultivation System

–

,

–

De Broglie Commission

–

Debt nexus

–

Deforestation

Demesne labour

Demographic

Collapse

Pressure

–

,

,

De-peasantisation

Drogas do Sertão

,

–

East-Elbia

Eastern Himalayas

–

Ecological pressure

Economies of scale 109

Employment in agricultural sectors

Environment

Commodification of

Estland

Ethnography

–

Export crops

,

–

Fallow

Length

,

Farm

Family

Women

–

Wife

–

,

Farmhouse(s)

Household management

–

,

,

Destruction of

–

Kitchen

–

Modernisation

–

,

–

Rationalisation of

–

,

–

Reconstruction of 114–140

Tradition

,

Fieldwork

Finance capital

–

,

–

Food empire(s)

Food regime

Corporate

,

,

Food security

,

,

,

Food sovereignty

Forced labour

–

As a colonial practice

Colonial

Colonial attitudes towards

French Empire

,

,

–

Friedmann, Harriet

,

Frontier(s) 20

zones

Ghana

,

–

Greenhouse(s)

Hofmeester, Karin

Horticulture

,

–

Humboldt, Alexander von

,

Immobility see Mobility

Indentured labour

–

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

Engagement system

–

,

–

India

,

–

Indigenous

Workers

,

Tradition(s)

Indigenous peoples

Agency of

Evangelisation of

–

Exploitation of

Integration of

Traditional production methods of

Working conditions of

Indonesia

Industrial Revolution

Institutions

Traditional

–

Interlinkage(s)

–

,

–

,

,

International Institute of Social History

Interviews

,

Java

,

–

,

–

Jesuits

Jhum see

Swidden agriculture

Kangany System

,

–

,

,

,

–

,

,

Kautsky, Karl

Knowledge

African

Slave

Laboratory

Labour

-rental arrangement(s)

–

,

Caste-based division of

,

Coerced

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

Communal

,

–

Contract

Control

,

,

Demand for

,

,

Division of

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

Exploitation of

Farm

,

History

Intensification

Market

Migration

,

,

,

–

Migration policies

,

–

Productivity

Racial division of

–

Regime(s)

,

–

,

–

,

,

–

,

Regulation of free

Recruitment

,

–

,

,

–

,

Rotation

,

–

,

Seasonal

,

,

Sociology

Supervision of

Supply of

Taxonomy of

–

Wage

,

Land-rental arrangement(s)

,

Land use

Change in

–

,

,

Latvia

Liebig, Justus von

–

Life course(s)

Female

Perspective

,

Regime(s)

Trajectories

Transitions

Life histories

,

,

Livland

Malaysia

,

–

,

–

Colonial

Malaysian Trade Union Congress

–

Manorial

Economy

Lords

Market(s)

Access to

,

–

,

,

Changes induced by

Distance to

Imperfection(s)

Penetration

Marx, Karl

McMichael, Philipp

Meat extract

–

Mezzadria Poderale

–

Migration

,

Bonded labour see

indentured labour

Circular

Mass

Of workers

,

–

,

–

Policies

,

,

–

Push

Regime

,

, –

System

To Brazil

–

Mintz, Sidney

Mission(s)

Jesuit

–

Types of

Mixed-methods approach

Mobility

,

,

Hyper-

–

Patterns

Regimes

Social

Socio-economic

Mobilisation

,

Im_

–

Regimes of

,

Modernisation

Industrial

Modernity

Industrial

Monetisation 180–181

Monitoring 103

costs

–

Nagaland

–

,

Napoleonic Wars

,

National Service Corps

–

Netherlands

–

New York

–

North Eastern Frontier Agency

–

Northeast India

–

Opium

–

Palm oil

–

,

–

Value chain

Paraíba Valley

–

,

–

,

,

–

Passport(s)

–

Patnaik, Utsa

Patron-client relations

–

,

,

Peasant(s)

,

–

,

Households

,

,

Persistence of

Production

Peonage

Plantation(s)

–

,

,

–

,

–

Agriculture

Banana

–

Economics of the slave

Industrial

–

Management

–

Orange

–

Programmes

Size of

Slave

Sugar

–

Violence on

–

,

Plantationocene

–

,

Portuguese Empire

Property rights

Prud’hommes

Psychoactive substances

–

Rabassa Morta

–

Racism

Réunion Island

Revolution

Of 1789

,

,

,

Of 1848

,

Reynoso, Álvaro

Risk

Sharing

Aversion

Roundup

–

Rückkehrzwang

Sabah Plantation Industry Employees Union

Safety valve

,

Seasonality

–

Serfdom

Abolition of

Baltic

,

Second

Servants

–

,

Domestic

,

–

Landless

Sharecropping

,

,

–

,

–

As a labour contract

Dimensions of

Experiments with

Labour dimension of

Shifting cultivation see

Swidden agriculture

Slash-and-burn agriculture see

Swidden agriculture

Slave(s)

-based plantation model see

Plantation, Slave

As a proletarian

–

Objectification of

Field

Revolution

Trade

,

,

,

,

–

Transatlantic circuit

,

Slavery

–

,

,

–

Abolition of

,

,

,

,

Commission of the abolition of

Problem of

Profitability of

Second

,

Society for the abolition of

Social mobility

,

–

Society of Jesus see

Missions, Jesuit

South Asia

,

–

see also

India

Sri Lanka see

Ceylon

State intervention

,

,

,

–

Sugar

,

–

Plague

Transatlantic circuit

Swidden agriculture

,

–

,

–

,

,

Transformation of

–

,

Switzerland

Transaction costs

,

–

Transport revolution

Tundu system

Tuscany

–

Union(s)

–,

,

Van den Bosch, Johannes

Van der Linden, Marcel

Vanhaute, Eric

Vergueiro system

–

Vigneronnage

–

Village headman

Vineyards

Viticulture

–

Wallerstein, Immanuel

Wage

Minimum

,

War

Wet (Terrace) Rice Cultivation

–

,

–

,

–

Women’s Organisation(s)

–

,

,

–

Work

Division of see division of labour

Gender-related segregation of

–

,

Permit

–

Road

Sex

Women’s

–

,

–

Worker(s)

Association(s)

Guest

,

Recruitment of

,

–

,

,

Refugeeization of

Resistance

,

–

Segregation of

Uprisings

Working conditions

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

World-Systems Analysis 7–8

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Global Agricultural Workers from the 17th to the 21st Century

Series: Studies in Global Social History, Volume: 50

Cover Global Agricultural Workers from the 17th to the 21st Century

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004529427

Publisher:: Brill

Print Publication Date:: 14 Dec 2022

Subjects
- History
- Social Sciences
  - Global Studies

Front Matter

Part 1 The Agrarian Question and the Resilience of the Peasant Family Farms

Part 2 Coerced Labour Relations in the Global Countryside

Part 3 State Intervention and Agricultural Labour Mobility

Back Matter

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