Why People Move
Migration in African History
By Philip D. Curtin
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Professor Curtin presents a well-defined interpretation of why migration has occurred in Africa, highlighting numerous sociopolitical and socioeconomic factors. According to Curtin, the most consistent reason for migration within Africa and into and out of Africa was the possession of technological advantage.
PHILLIP D. CURTIN has served as president of the American Historical Association and the African Studies Association. Among his books is Death by Migration.
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Paperback , 50 pages ISBN:
9780918954619Format:
9in x 6inImprint:
Baylor University Press
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