David Lincoln
Biographic Data
| ID | 280735 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David Lincoln |
| GIVEN NAMES | David |
| FAMILY NAME | Lincoln |
| SIGNATURE | LINCOLN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Cape Town |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2634-922X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Tablisman
TABLISMAN: Histoire de l’industrie sucrière de l’île Maurice." Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue canadienne des études africaines, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print), pp. 1–2
The ends of the developmental state
Some proponents in the global South seek to promote development along the same lines as the industrially advanced East Asian developmental states. After comparing ideal-types and models, this article considers the idea of national developmental modelling and explores the literature about using the East Asian developmental states as a model. One of these modellers is the South African government, which has expressed developmental state aspirations…
Labour Migration in the Global Division of Labour
Workers who temporarily leave their country to perform semi‐ and unskilled work under contract in another country are a distinct category of labour migrants in the global division of labour (GDL). The small island of Mauritius is a relatively new destination for contractual international labour migrants. The Mauritian state is intimately involved in the labour migration system, playing a mediating role in positioning the island within the GDL and…
Drawing the EBA (Everything but Arms) map
Offering the world's Least Developed Countries (LDCs) unhindered access to European markets for all exports other than arms, the European Union's Everything but Arms programme is the most favourable of its preferential trade arrangements. This paper discusses the classification of LDCs and focuses on the geography of LDC sugar trade to suggest unintended consequences of the EBA programme in creating new country configurations in the global South
Beyond the plantation
Mauritius' position within the global division of labour has changed considerably since the country gained its independence from Britain in 1968. This reflects change in the country's employment structure and a re-articulation within global chains of production. In a transformation led by the state, the formerly plantation-based economy has become a predominantly service- and manufacturing-based one. Mauritius has since set its sights on becoming…
Debate and Commentary
The Democratic Transition and Rural Livelihoods
Settlement and Servitude in Zululand, 1918-1948
L'histoire du peuplement du Zululand Nord par les agriculteurs blancs entre 1918 et 1948 montre l'influence du role de l'Etat. Le modele de developpement applique dans les interets de ces colons se concentrait sur l'evolution de l'Etat ou l'agriculture de plantation. Les cas des peuplements de Ntambanana, exemple du programme de l'Etat, et des Etats de Candover, initiative privee, presentent des differences en terme d'influence de l'intervention …
Mauritian settlers in South Africa
This article contributes to the sketchy history of Creole’ Mauritian immigrants in South Africa, most of whom settled in Natal between the mid‐nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It draws on archival sources to illustrate how various conscious and structural factors worked to foist an ethnic identity on them. It argues that this small immigrant group defied such labelling in their futile quest to be assimilated as ‘white’ settlers
Flies in the Sugar Bowl
Mauritian Settlers in South Africa
Sugarmill artisans constituted a major proportion of Mauritian settlers in Natal before World War II. Many of these émigré artisans collectively and individually endured unfavourable discrimination. Historical sources and interviews have provided an insight into the conditions which they faced in Natal. It is also shown how after World War II the way of life which they had adopted began to erode as a distinct culture. This was a consequence of a …
State, Capital and the Reserve Consolidation Issue in South Africa
Recombinant DNA breakthroughs in agriculture, industry, and medicine
Labour Migration in the Global Division of Labour
Workers who temporarily leave their country to perform semi‐ and unskilled work under contract in another country are a distinct category of labour migrants in the global division of labour (GDL). The small island of Mauritius is a relatively new destination for contractual international labour migrants. The Mauritian state is intimately involved in the labour migration system, playing a mediating role in positioning the island within the GDL and…
Beyond the plantation
Mauritius' position within the global division of labour has changed considerably since the country gained its independence from Britain in 1968. This reflects change in the country's employment structure and a re-articulation within global chains of production. In a transformation led by the state, the formerly plantation-based economy has become a predominantly service- and manufacturing-based one. Mauritius has since set its sights on becoming…
Settlement and Servitude in Zululand, 1918-1948
L'histoire du peuplement du Zululand Nord par les agriculteurs blancs entre 1918 et 1948 montre l'influence du role de l'Etat. Le modele de developpement applique dans les interets de ces colons se concentrait sur l'evolution de l'Etat ou l'agriculture de plantation. Les cas des peuplements de Ntambanana, exemple du programme de l'Etat, et des Etats de Candover, initiative privee, presentent des differences en terme d'influence de l'intervention …
The Democratic Transition and Rural Livelihoods
Mauritian Settlers in South Africa
Sugarmill artisans constituted a major proportion of Mauritian settlers in Natal before World War II. Many of these émigré artisans collectively and individually endured unfavourable discrimination. Historical sources and interviews have provided an insight into the conditions which they faced in Natal. It is also shown how after World War II the way of life which they had adopted began to erode as a distinct culture. This was a consequence of a …
Recombinant DNA breakthroughs in agriculture, industry, and medicine
State, Capital and the Reserve Consolidation Issue in South Africa
Mauritian Settlers in South Africa
Sugarmill artisans constituted a major proportion of Mauritian settlers in Natal before World War II. Many of these émigré artisans collectively and individually endured unfavourable discrimination. Historical sources and interviews have provided an insight into the conditions which they faced in Natal. It is also shown how after World War II the way of life which they had adopted began to erode as a distinct culture. This was a consequence of a …
Flies in the Sugar Bowl
Mauritian settlers in South Africa
This article contributes to the sketchy history of Creole’ Mauritian immigrants in South Africa, most of whom settled in Natal between the mid‐nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It draws on archival sources to illustrate how various conscious and structural factors worked to foist an ethnic identity on them. It argues that this small immigrant group defied such labelling in their futile quest to be assimilated as ‘white’ settlers
Settlement and Servitude in Zululand, 1918-1948
L'histoire du peuplement du Zululand Nord par les agriculteurs blancs entre 1918 et 1948 montre l'influence du role de l'Etat. Le modele de developpement applique dans les interets de ces colons se concentrait sur l'evolution de l'Etat ou l'agriculture de plantation. Les cas des peuplements de Ntambanana, exemple du programme de l'Etat, et des Etats de Candover, initiative privee, presentent des differences en terme d'influence de l'intervention …
Debate and Commentary
The Democratic Transition and Rural Livelihoods
Beyond the plantation
Mauritius' position within the global division of labour has changed considerably since the country gained its independence from Britain in 1968. This reflects change in the country's employment structure and a re-articulation within global chains of production. In a transformation led by the state, the formerly plantation-based economy has become a predominantly service- and manufacturing-based one. Mauritius has since set its sights on becoming…
Drawing the EBA (Everything but Arms) map
Offering the world's Least Developed Countries (LDCs) unhindered access to European markets for all exports other than arms, the European Union's Everything but Arms programme is the most favourable of its preferential trade arrangements. This paper discusses the classification of LDCs and focuses on the geography of LDC sugar trade to suggest unintended consequences of the EBA programme in creating new country configurations in the global South
Labour Migration in the Global Division of Labour
Workers who temporarily leave their country to perform semi‐ and unskilled work under contract in another country are a distinct category of labour migrants in the global division of labour (GDL). The small island of Mauritius is a relatively new destination for contractual international labour migrants. The Mauritian state is intimately involved in the labour migration system, playing a mediating role in positioning the island within the GDL and…
The ends of the developmental state
Some proponents in the global South seek to promote development along the same lines as the industrially advanced East Asian developmental states. After comparing ideal-types and models, this article considers the idea of national developmental modelling and explores the literature about using the East Asian developmental states as a model. One of these modellers is the South African government, which has expressed developmental state aspirations…
Tablisman
TABLISMAN: Histoire de l’industrie sucrière de l’île Maurice." Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue canadienne des études africaines, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print), pp. 1–2
Political science (9 works) · Economics (6 works) · History (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · African history and culture studies (4 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · South African History and Culture (4 works)