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This book examines the impact of the African slave trade and colonialism on political, civil, economic, social, and environmental human rights. Using multiple combined data sets, the book demonstrates that many contemporary human rights issues stem from the impact of the African slave trade and subsequent colonialism as well as the disruption of economic and political development in colonies.
Unlike other books concerning human rights, this book views contemporary human rights issues from both historical and sociological vantage points. This important book will be of interest to students studying in courses covering human rights, Africa and Africana studies and history, comparative ethnic studies, historical sociology, and global studies of the African slave trade.
Contents
1. Sociological Approaches 2. Human Rights World-Wide 3. The African Slave Trade 4. Colonial Legacies and Human Rights 5. From Then to Now—The African Slave Trade, Colonialism, and Today's Human Rights 6. Summary and Conclusions