Law and Land: Coloniality in the Labor Landscape of Trinidad

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2023-05

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Using the conceptual framework of the coloniality of labor, this project examines the use of British colonial land distribution policy and legal mechanisms in Trinidad, from 1834-1917, to illuminate colonial continuities in the formation and racial polarization of the labor landscape in Trinidad prior to independence.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1807/127520

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