A comparative history of commercial transition in three West African slave trading economies, 1630 to 1860

Arts and Humanities

• African slaves 100%
• Comparative History 100%
• Benin 100%
• Gold Coast 87%
• Eighteenth Century 75%
• Atlantic 62%
• Slave Trade 62%
• Case Study 62%
• Traders 50%
• Controlled 37%
• Western Africa 37%
• Nineteenth Century 37%
• Regional 25%
• Review 25%
• Seventeenth Century 25%
• Atlantic world 25%
• Transatlantic Slave Trade 25%
• Timing 25%
• Trans-atlantic Slavery 25%
• Vessel 25%
• 1850s 25%
• Late Eighteenth-century 25%
• Abolition 25%
• Early Eighteenth-century 25%
• Tropical 12%
• Europe 12%
• Defending 12%
• Engagement 12%
• Islamic 12%
• Captive 12%
• commoners 12%
• Crowds 12%
• Transatlantic 12%
• Kingdom 12%
• Slave Market 12%
• 1780s 12%
• African History 12%
• Intensification 12%
• Commercial agriculture 12%
• British Slave Trade 12%
• Slave ship 12%
• Trade network 12%
• Long Eighteenth Century 12%
• Caliphate 12%
• Army 12%
• Trade goods 12%
• Senegambia 12%
• British Empire 12%
• forts 12%
• 1770s 12%
• British State 12%
• Asante 12%
• 1830s 12%
• Customs Policy 12%
• Voyage 12%
• Living Standard 12%
• Regional Variation 12%

Social Sciences

• Slavery 100%
• Eighteenth Century 100%
• Benin 100%
• Comparative History 100%
• Wealth 50%
• Nineteenth Century 37%
• West Africa 37%
• Commerce 37%
• Trade Relation 37%
• Dutch 25%
• Crowding Out 25%
• Seventeenth Century 25%
• State of Development 25%
• Late 18th Century 25%
• Household 25%
• Price 25%
• Danish 12%
• French 12%
• Living Standard 12%
• Regional Variation 12%
• Coastal Region 12%
• Relative Cost 12%
• Domestic Market 12%
• African History 12%
• Islamic State 12%
• Transport Network 12%
• Europe 12%
• Food Supply 12%
• Economic Competition 12%
• Customs Policy 12%
• Alternative Economy 12%
• Long 18th Century 12%
• Political Development 12%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Slavery 100%
• Commodity Trade 55%
• Wealth 44%
• Commerce 33%
• Price 22%
• Army 11%
• Standard of Living 11%
• Relative Cost 11%
• Alternative Economy 11%
• Labour Force 11%
• Islamic State 11%