Africans in the Americas A History of the Black Diaspora /Co
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作者Conniff， Michael ...
出版社St. Martins， New ...
ISBN9780312042547
出版时间1994-01
装帧平装
货号9780312042547
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名称：Africans in the Americas A History of the Black Diaspora
作者：Conniff， Michael ...
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出版时间：1994-01
装订：平装
ISBN：9780312042547
出版社：St. Martins， New ...
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本店书籍保证正品，店铺亦有其他外文书籍，若没有在列表中，可联系客服上架。书籍从国外邮寄回来，手续繁琐，国外开始邮寄后，不支持退货，小本生意，谢谢体谅！物流需要3-8周左右。Synopsis: Discusses Africa and the Americas， slavery， emancipation， and free African Americans in North and South America and the Caribbean About the Author: Michael L. Conniff earned degrees at UC-Berkeley and Stanford (Ph.D. 1976) and has published a number of books on modern Latin American history， most recently A History of Modern Latin America (with Lawrence Clayton) and Populism in Latin America. He has lived in the region for a dozen years， has held several post-doc appointments (including three Fulbright tours)， and served in the U.S. Peace Corps. He lectures often in Portuguese and Spanish. He taught history at the University of New Mexico， Auburn University， and the University of South Florida. As director of the Global Studies Institute at San José State University， Professor Conniff promotes curriculum reform， faculty and staff development， exchanges with foreign universities， and programs to prepare students to succeed as citizens and professionals in the world at large. Thomas J. Davis， Ph.D.， J.D.， teaches history and law at Arizona State University in Tempe， focusing on race and the law， civil rights， and U.S. constitutional and legal history. His most recent publications include "Race， Identity， and the Law: Underlying Questions in Plessy v. Ferguson，" in Race on Trial: Law and Justice in American History (2002); "The Community of Africans in the Americas: Colonialism to CARICOM and TransAfrica" Research and Diversity Journal (2002) and "Conspiracy and Credibility"， William and Mary Quarterly (2002. His books include The New York Conspiracy (Beacon Press， 1971) and A Rumor of Revolt: The 'Great Negro Plot' in Colonial New York (Free Press/Macmillan， 1985; pb. University of Massachusetts Press， 1990)， which won the Gustavus Myers Center Award as one of the best books published on racial intolerance in the United States. "About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.
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