...Peter Alexander © 1999: Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa & the Middle East 1999 References Alabama , State of Annual Report of Coal Mines 1921 , (Birmingham: Birmingham Advertising Co.). Alexander , P. 1997 . “‘Not Miners, but Officials’: South Africa's...

... on the British textile spinning and weaving sector and the carbon fibers it extended to Egypt’s agricultural periphery and urban centers. Instead of the advent of a new energy regime, coal inserted itself into existing systems and changed them from within. This rearrangement was characterized, surprisingly...

... production—primarily steel and aluminum as well as coal and water. In this article, Damodaran and Padel examine the mining operations in Central India where Vedanta Resources, a corporation that has become symbolic of neoliberal capitalism in India today, brings huge new foreign investments in to exploit...

...On Barak Abstract Figurations of body, community, and politics traversed India and the Ottoman world along the artificial coaling archipelago that connected both via legal islands of extraterritoriality and other technologies in the Red Sea. Examining this system and the ethnic groups that operated...

... of a country's geopolitical aspirations. Port constructions engineer rigid boundaries between land and sea, rendering coastlines vulnerable to sea-level rise. Port operations generate effluents from imports like coal and oil that contaminate coastal environments, with devastating consequences for ecologies...

...Carolyn A. Brown © 1995: South Asia Bulletin 1995 Struggles over the Labor Process: Enugu Government Colliery, Nigeria during World War I1 Carolyn A. Brown As the only coal mine in West Africa...

..., the Boers, and the British in the Nineteenth-Century Transvaal . Berkeley : University of California Press , 1984 . Dick Warren . “Coal of Africa's Half a Billion-Dollar Baby.” Mineweb , June 22 , 2015 . www.mineweb.com/news/energy/coal-of-africas-half-a-billion-dollar-baby...

... materials located in the coal town of Zon- the producers of wealth in the act of the produc- guldak in modern-­day Turkey. I ended up mak- tion of that wealth. This is particularly true in the ing three research trips to the area, in 1997, 1998, cases of studies...

... police station did was to get hold of Abdulbhai, in favor of coal-laborers working in the transshipment Farida’s father. He was taken to the police station and yards in Ahmedabad. PSO the tried to coerce him into signing a statement In our country there is a large body of labor which...

... Scenario; the forced relocation caused by the Bank-financed SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF power plant and coal mine, as well as the appalling human LARGESCALE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS environmental and public health conditions to which...

... by the street, filled as it was with coal gas lights and pressure lamps. He walked around, completely losing track of time. He could not bear to part with the scenery and wonderful weather. However, when he finally took the ferry and arrived in Köyiçi Street in Beşiktaş...

... to throughout the period of their operation.30 Before find new sources of revenue to meet the heavy an- electric power, the mines were operated with coal, nual subsidy owed to the central government, for which was imported from Hyderabad, expensive, which industrial diversification was considered...

... members - as well as the relationship be- a strike by white men on the coal and gold mines of tween the local affiliate and the Cornintern. the Witwatersrand that led to the notorious 1922 Parallel to the opening of the Comintern Archives Rand Revolt - a watershed in South African labor...

... of Trinidad, Colorado, for Smedley and her contemporaries the two oppressions and under the shadow and domination of the coal company in the the two movements clashed in discord as much as they do years leading up to the 1914 Ludlow coal strike massacre. For now for us. Few American feminists found common...

... from a sign of prosperity to a persistent nuisance that had to be controlled. 6 Industrial cities of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries suffered from the combination of black carbon—released during the incomplete combustion of coal during power generation—and noxious chemical emissions...

... growth of 9.5 percent so its fuel that behind the everyday work on the Hooghly consumption and manufacture of steel has also lay a vast scale of economic, political, and natural naturally increased. So coal trade has increased forces that he allowed them to glimpse, which he through...

... Coal and Secretary Hu, 216 20, and Gillin, Warlord, 79 102. 18. Kong, Cultural Propaganda in the Age of Economic Reform, 92. Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 37:3 20174 4 8 entrepreneurial talent to pursue aggressive and expansionist business networks across...

... to European Economic Penetration . New York : New York University Press , 1983 . Quataert Donald Gutman David . “ Coal Mines, the Palace, and Struggles over Power, Capital, and Justice in the Late Ottoman Empire .” International Journal of Middle East Studies 44 ( 2012 ): 215 – 35...

... that “a clear view of the everyday lives of Ottoman subjects has been an important and elusive goal for me.”1 In Miners and the State, however, Quataert managed to articulate the lives of these coal miners and fit them into a larger context that included the spread of capitalist...

..., a conse- railway workers union, in the history of the Sudan. quence of the Depression in 1885. Their role in Brown investigates a specific industry, coal min- building institutions to further their collective interest ing, in Nigeria, and traces the evolution of miner anticipated, as we shall...