... for relinquishing the profits of protection. [email protected] Copyright © 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 capitalism political economy violence maritime shipwreck piracy “O my lord, I am a merchant and know nothing but trade and traffic.” “Dost thou know,” rejoined he, “how...

... andintheearly womenmod Africa inNorth Piracy, Slavery, and Redemption: Barbary Captiv Barbary Redemption: and Slavery, Piracy, for University convert...

... Méditerranée: La Méditerranée française . Paris : Maisonneuve and Larose , 2000 . Fontenay Michel . La Méditerranée entre la Croix et le Croissant: navigation, commerce, course et piraterie (XVIe-XIXe siècle) (The Mediterranean between Cross and Crescent: Navigation, Commerce, and Piracy...

... and Industry (FICCI) , 2009 . Kumar Arun . “India's Black Economy: The Macroeconomic Implications.” South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies 28 , no. 2 ( 2005 ): 249 – 63 . Larkin Brian . “Degraded Images, Distorted Sounds: Nigerian Video and the Infrastructure of Piracy...

... Ocean littoral was a patchwork of multiple states, with no singular sovereign power claiming authority beyond land to sea. Despite piracy and plunder, maritime commerce was not linked to militarization at sea, and dhows freely navigated the Indian Ocean. 9 Dhow networks functioned as an “itinerant...

... I. K. Historical Archives of Veria: Selections (Ιστοριϰόν αρχείον Βεροίας. Εϰλογαί) . Thessaloniki : Society for Macedonian Studies , 1942 . Vasdravellis John . Piracy on the Macedonian Coast during the Rule of Turks . Thessaloniki : Society for Macedonian Studies , 1970...

... This scholarship on media piracy suggests that piracy offered important forms of access, expanding social practices of media and economy. Extrapolating from and thickening the media piracy scholarship with local archives and ethnographies will allow us to have a fuller grasp of the “economy of markets...

... of an his- to realize the dream of building a world away Shahrzad torical process. It is a process which is not “com- Gender from pillage and piracy and toward equality plete...

... a British Lake: Piracy, Slaving, and British Imperialism in the Indian Ocean during the First Half of the Nineteenth Century .” In Harms , Indian Ocean Slavery in the Age of Abolition , 45 – 58 . Ambedkar Bhim Rao . Who Were the Shudras? How They Came to Be the Fourth Varna...

... certainties. 27 Maps of maritime travel change so often that one of the duties of ships’ officers is to every day update their marine charts with news of changing subsea contours, new dangers from munition dumps or piracy, and unexplained currents and magnetic changes. Sea routes change not only...

.... Sunya, Sirens of Modernity . References Abulafia David . The Great Sea: A Human History of the Mediterranean . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2011 . Alpers Edward. A. “ On Becoming a British Lake: Piracy, Slaving, and British Imperialism in the Indian Ocean during...

... piracy enabled by video and digital technology, and the presence of Bombay film news in the archival issues of Eastern Film Magazine published during the 1960s in Karachi belie the database's cocooned narrative. The only time that India makes an appearance in this four-decade interregnum (1965–2006...

... and colonial treaty capitulations in the Gulf in 1819, British engagement with “Wahhabi” piracy has been interpreted as inaugurating colonial domination across the Indian Ocean and eventuating a “sea change of sovereignty”; Bose, Hundred Horizons , 26 . But with treaty making, and thus international law...

... mon understanding of piracy as exclusively circum- in ocean space than it does continuities. Had the scribed within the realm of personal gain. Rather, in overall glue that binds the chapters together been the twelfth- to the fifteenth...

... mon understanding of piracy as exclusively circum- in ocean space than it does continuities. Had the scribed within the realm of personal gain. Rather, in overall glue that binds the chapters together been the twelfth- to the fifteenth...

... mon understanding of piracy as exclusively circum- in ocean space than it does continuities. Had the scribed within the realm of personal gain. Rather, in overall glue that binds the chapters together been the twelfth- to the fifteenth...

... mon understanding of piracy as exclusively circum- in ocean space than it does continuities. Had the scribed within the realm of personal gain. Rather, in overall glue that binds the chapters together been the twelfth- to the fifteenth...

... mon understanding of piracy as exclusively circum- in ocean space than it does continuities. Had the scribed within the realm of personal gain. Rather, in overall glue that binds the chapters together been the twelfth- to the fifteenth...

..., The Blood-Red Arab Flag: An Investigation into Qasimi Piracy, 1797–1820 (Exe- ter: University of Exeter Press, 1997), 85–7. 44Loch (SNOPG) to Bombay, 28 Feb. 1819, P/384/43 (IOR), 2655–6. 45 Meade (PRPG) to Prideaux (Asst. PRPG), 17 Oct. 1899, R/15/1/315 (IOR). 46Interviews with Yusif Al-_Ali...

...-endedness of war—especially of our desultory “war on terror”—that leads one commentator to the paranoid conclusion that the West should simply colonize the states it deems terrorist. See Paul Johnson, “21st-Century Piracy: The Answer to Terrorism? Colonialism.” Wall Street Journal OnLine, 6 October...