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This book traces the historical process of the West Indian Labour Recruitment and migration out of Jamaica after the demise of the sugar industry. It examines how the availability of Jamaican immigrant labor between 1850 and 1930 fueled the accumulation of capital for entrepreneurs and investors.
Jamaican Migrant
Development of the British West Indies
West Indian Migration
Ethnic Labour and British Imperial Trade
Jamaica in the Age of Revolution
Jamaica and the Sugar Worker Cooperatives
Sugarcane Labor Migration in Brazil
Unyielding Spirits
Jews of Eighteenth-Century Jamaica
Caribbean Migration
Cultural Economy and Television in Jamaica and Ghana
Trade Union Development and Industrial Relations in the British West Indies
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