Cooperation and Cooptation: The Struggle for Market Control in the Bukoba District of Colonial Tanganyika

Cooperation and Cooptation: The Struggle for Market Control in the Bukoba District of Colonial Tanganyika

The history of the struggle for control of the coffee market in the Bukoba District of Tanzania is discussed. The Bukoba case is significant because of the intense struggle that took place prior to the emergence of a centralized pattern of a controlled market dominated by a cooperative union with a...

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Veröffentlicht in:The International journal of African historical studies 1992-01, Vol.25 (3), p.505-538
1. Verfasser: Curtis, Kenneth R.
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Africa
Bahaya
Coffee
Collective farms
Commercials
Cooperation
Crop economics
Crops
Economic conditions
Exporters
History
Market access
Marketing
Merchants
Monopoly
Peasant class
Tanzania
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Bahaya
Coffee
Collective farms
Commercials
Cooperation
Crop economics
Crops
Economic conditions
Exporters
History
Market access
Marketing
Merchants
Monopoly
Peasant class
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