Domesticating The World by Jeremy Prestholdt
African Consumerism and the Genealogies of Globalization
This insightful work explores the intricate web of global interactions and cultural exchanges that shaped the 19th-century world, focusing on the Indian Ocean as a vibrant hub of commerce and cultural diffusion. It delves into how local societies adapted and responded to the influx of foreign goods, ideas, and influences, illustrating the dynamic processes of globalization long before the modern era. By examining the interconnectedness of diverse regions, the narrative reveals how global and local forces intertwined to transform societies, economies, and identities, offering a nuanced understanding of historical globalization.
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- 2008
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