The Journal of Race Development, 1912, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

This book explores the transformation of tropical Africa over the past thirty years since substantial colonial powers in Europe began to exploit the vast continent. Early 20th century colonial initiatives in tropical Africa, such as the building of railways and telegraph lines and the implementation of new technologies, laid the foundation for the development of these regions and their valuable natural resources, and resulted in their increased prominence in the global economy. The author carefully examines the various factors that have contributed to this economic progress, including the role of European exploration, mapping, and resource extraction, as well as the challenges and opportunities presented by the region's unique geographical and cultural context. Through a detailed analysis of these factors, the book offers insights into the complex relationship between colonialism and economic development in tropical Africa, and the lasting impact of European influence on the continent.

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