P J Havik
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 35529 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | P J Havik |
| NOMBRES | P J |
| APELLIDO | Havik |
| FIRMA | HAVIK P J |
| AFILIACIONES | Universidade Nova de Lisboa |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6479-6672 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The AU-EU Partnership and the Covid-19 Pandemic
The 6th AU-EU Summit presented a joint vision for a renewed inter-regional partnership with a strong emphasis on public health. With the COVID-19 pandemic as its backdrop, a common health agenda was agreed which pledged support for Africa’s fully-fledged health sovereignty. Different packages contemplated technical assistance and funding for improving health governance, infrastructures, human resources, health information and regulation, whilst e…
Tuberculosis and Migrant Pathways in an Urban Setting
Tuberculosis (TB) is an infectious disease associated with poverty. In the European Union TB tends to concentrate in urban settings. In Lisbon, previous studies revealed, the presence of migrant populations from a high endemic country, is one of the risk factors contributing to TB. To better understand TB in foreign-born individuals in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area, a mixed-method case study was undertaken on a TB treatment centre in a high-risk p…
African Voices from the Inquisition, Vol. 1
This book contains some of the richest written material in existence for precolonial West Africa with unique insights into daily life in an Afro-Atlantic coastal trade settlement. Presenting the complete translated and annotated text of the Inquisition trial of Crispina Peres, an African woman born in the Guinea-Bissau region, of a Portuguese father and an African mother, it documents the Portuguese Inquisition's religious persecution of Africans…
Portugal, the World Health Organisation and the Regional Office for Africa
This article discusses the emergence, organisation, interaction and evolution of regional bodies responsible for cooperation in health in sub-Saharan Africa from the late 1940s to the mid-1960s. Focusing on Portugal’s under-researched role in the CCTA and the WHO’s regional office (AFRO), it addresses the issue of health diplomacy and inter-regional cooperation during a period of significant political change on the African continent. Drawing from…
Regional cooperation and health diplomacy in Africa
Tracing the pathways of cooperation in health in sub-Saharan Africa from hesitant exchanges to institutionalized dimensions from the 1920s to the early 1960s, this article addresses regional dynamics in health diplomacy which have so far been under-researched. The evolution thereof from early beginnings with the League of Nations Health Organization to the Commission for Technical Assistance South of the Sahara and the World Health Organization's…
Empires and Colonial Incarceration in the Twentieth Century
The international conference held in Lisbon, Portugal in 2016 on Colonial Incarceration in the Twentieth Century: a comparative approach’, provided a platform to engage with ongoing debate on political persecution, confinement and colonial rule in empire. The present papers which resulted from the above-mentioned conference provide valuable insights into recent research on politically motivated punishment and internment in several colonial contex…
Agro-Economic Transitions in Guinea-Bissau (West Africa)
The present study provides a critical analysis of the introduction of exotic food crop species and their impact on agricultural transformations in Guinea-Bissau, based on survey data and a review of the literature from the 1800s to the present. It applies a multidisciplinary analysis to map historical and contemporary agrarian knowledge in Guinea-Bissau, presenting the first list of exotic cultivated species introduced in the country. Our results…
Administration, Economy, and Society in the Portuguese African Empire (1900–1975)
Focusing on the period from the early 1900s to 1975, this chapter provides a comparative overview of the Third Portuguese empire, and the economic, political, social, and cultural ramifications and impact of Portuguese administration upon African societies. It constituted a fragmented empire including continental colonies such as Angola, Guinea, and Mozambique, and insular possessions such as Cape Verde and São Tomé and Príncipe. The chapter focu…
Medicinal plants of Guinea-Bissau
Female Entrepreneurship in West Africa
Gender, Land, and Trade
The present paper discusses the issue of gender and land tenure in former Portuguese Guinea, currently Guinea Bissau, during a crucial period of colonial transition from the nineteenth to the early twentieth centuries. It provides novel insights into the local dynamics of women’s agency with regard to their control over land based upon kinship and marriage and its use as a strategic resource in social, cultural and economic perspective. After sum…
Public health and tropical modernity
Until the establishment of the "Commission for the study of and combat against sleeping sickness" (Missão de estudo e combate à doença do sono) in 1945, underfunded and understaffed health services had not been a priority for the colonial administration in Portuguese Guinea. The Commission not only implemented endemic disease control in the territory under the auspices of metropolitan institutions, but also provided preventive public healthcare t…
The Colonial Encounter Revisited
Introduction In his essay on the relationship between colonialism and anthropology, Pels (1997) identified three different approaches to colonialism, i.e. a project characterised by domination and exploitation; by progress and modernization; and/or by struggle and negotiation. Often a combination of the three was applied to a broad analysis of colonial rule, central to a well grounded critique of policies and practices. With time, the third appro…
Colonial Administration, Public Accounts and Fiscal Extraction
The economic and political history of former Portuguese colonies in Africa still needs to be written, above all for the last century of imperial rule.[2][1] This chapter intends to fill a number of lacunae with regard to the economic and financial developments that shaped colonial Angola, Mozambique
Gendering the Black Atlantic
This chapter traces the evolution of gendered role patterns and women's involvement in the Portuguese Afro-Atlantic trading post of Cacheu from the period of early contact in the sixteenth century to the intensification of commercial exchange and European competition into the late 1700s. The case studies of two women traders from Cacheu examined in the chapter show how they challenged the Portuguese Crown, the Church, and the Inquisition. The cha…
Motorcars And Modernity
Motor cars were introduced in 1916-17 soon after the military pacification campaigns, initially received little attention in official reports, as if their presence would be an automatic result of road building. This chapter discusses the way in which the roads and motor cars were (not) used and how chronic underfunding and mismanagement affected them. It focuses on the underlying rivalry between the Afrique Occidentale Francaise (AOF) and Portugu…
The Port of Geba
The Port of Geba: at the crossroads of Afro-Atlantic TRADE AND CULTURE Philip J. Havik Any.why(seediscussionMapithas1),not,ofwouldtheasyet,portrequirebeenofGebafirstthelocatedandsubjectforemostinofcurrentresearchansweringdayandGuineathepublication.questionBissau (seeMap1),wouldrequirefirstandforemostansweringthequestion .whyithasnot,asyet,beenthesubjectofresearchandpublication. AlthoughGebaismentionedintravelaccounts,archivaldocumentsand secondar…
Les Noirs et les « blancs » de l’ethnographie coloniale
Le territoire de « Guinée portugaise », principalement connu pour avoir été le lieu d’une guerre coloniale victorieuse contre la domination portugaise (1963-1974), demeure encore terra incognita dans l’histoire de l’Afrique de l’Ouest. La population de ce petit territoire « lusophone », enclavé dans l’ancienne Afrique occidentale française, n’avait quasiment pas été étudiée depuis la « pacification » de 1915. Les administrateurs coloniaux se doub…
Portugal in Africa (review)
Reviewed by: Portugal in Africa Philip Havik David Birmingham . 2004. Portugal in Africa. Athens: Ohio University Press. 203 pp. $20.00 (paper) $90.00 (cloth). This collection of essays, papers, and reviews covers more than four decades of the author's research into the history of "Portuguese" Africa. It includes a particularly wide range of subjects and a chronology that runs from the sixteenth century to the twentieth. Birmingham's approach bro…
A dinâmica das relações de gênero e parentesco num contexto comercial
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Creole Societies in the Portuguese Colonial Empire
Empires and Colonial Incarceration in the Twentieth Century
The international conference held in Lisbon, Portugal in 2016 on Colonial Incarceration in the Twentieth Century: a comparative approach’, provided a platform to engage with ongoing debate on political persecution, confinement and colonial rule in empire. The present papers which resulted from the above-mentioned conference provide valuable insights into recent research on politically motivated punishment and internment in several colonial contex…
Colonial Administration, Public Accounts and Fiscal Extraction
The economic and political history of former Portuguese colonies in Africa still needs to be written, above all for the last century of imperial rule.[2][1] This chapter intends to fill a number of lacunae with regard to the economic and financial developments that shaped colonial Angola, Mozambique
Public health and tropical modernity
Until the establishment of the "Commission for the study of and combat against sleeping sickness" (Missão de estudo e combate à doença do sono) in 1945, underfunded and understaffed health services had not been a priority for the colonial administration in Portuguese Guinea. The Commission not only implemented endemic disease control in the territory under the auspices of metropolitan institutions, but also provided preventive public healthcare t…
Portugal, the World Health Organisation and the Regional Office for Africa
This article discusses the emergence, organisation, interaction and evolution of regional bodies responsible for cooperation in health in sub-Saharan Africa from the late 1940s to the mid-1960s. Focusing on Portugal’s under-researched role in the CCTA and the WHO’s regional office (AFRO), it addresses the issue of health diplomacy and inter-regional cooperation during a period of significant political change on the African continent. Drawing from…
A dinâmica das relações de gênero e parentesco num contexto comercial
.
Regional cooperation and health diplomacy in Africa
Tracing the pathways of cooperation in health in sub-Saharan Africa from hesitant exchanges to institutionalized dimensions from the 1920s to the early 1960s, this article addresses regional dynamics in health diplomacy which have so far been under-researched. The evolution thereof from early beginnings with the League of Nations Health Organization to the Commission for Technical Assistance South of the Sahara and the World Health Organization's…
Les Noirs et les « blancs » de l’ethnographie coloniale
Le territoire de « Guinée portugaise », principalement connu pour avoir été le lieu d’une guerre coloniale victorieuse contre la domination portugaise (1963-1974), demeure encore terra incognita dans l’histoire de l’Afrique de l’Ouest. La population de ce petit territoire « lusophone », enclavé dans l’ancienne Afrique occidentale française, n’avait quasiment pas été étudiée depuis la « pacification » de 1915. Les administrateurs coloniaux se doub…
A dinâmica das relações de gênero e parentesco num contexto comercial
.
Les Noirs et les « blancs » de l’ethnographie coloniale
Le territoire de « Guinée portugaise », principalement connu pour avoir été le lieu d’une guerre coloniale victorieuse contre la domination portugaise (1963-1974), demeure encore terra incognita dans l’histoire de l’Afrique de l’Ouest. La population de ce petit territoire « lusophone », enclavé dans l’ancienne Afrique occidentale française, n’avait quasiment pas été étudiée depuis la « pacification » de 1915. Les administrateurs coloniaux se doub…
Portugal in Africa (review)
Reviewed by: Portugal in Africa Philip Havik David Birmingham . 2004. Portugal in Africa. Athens: Ohio University Press. 203 pp. $20.00 (paper) $90.00 (cloth). This collection of essays, papers, and reviews covers more than four decades of the author's research into the history of "Portuguese" Africa. It includes a particularly wide range of subjects and a chronology that runs from the sixteenth century to the twentieth. Birmingham's approach bro…
The Port of Geba
The Port of Geba: at the crossroads of Afro-Atlantic TRADE AND CULTURE Philip J. Havik Any.why(seediscussionMapithas1),not,ofwouldtheasyet,portrequirebeenofGebafirstthelocatedandsubjectforemostinofcurrentresearchansweringdayandGuineathepublication.questionBissau (seeMap1),wouldrequirefirstandforemostansweringthequestion .whyithasnot,asyet,beenthesubjectofresearchandpublication. AlthoughGebaismentionedintravelaccounts,archivaldocumentsand secondar…
Motorcars And Modernity
Motor cars were introduced in 1916-17 soon after the military pacification campaigns, initially received little attention in official reports, as if their presence would be an automatic result of road building. This chapter discusses the way in which the roads and motor cars were (not) used and how chronic underfunding and mismanagement affected them. It focuses on the underlying rivalry between the Afrique Occidentale Francaise (AOF) and Portugu…
Gendering the Black Atlantic
This chapter traces the evolution of gendered role patterns and women's involvement in the Portuguese Afro-Atlantic trading post of Cacheu from the period of early contact in the sixteenth century to the intensification of commercial exchange and European competition into the late 1700s. The case studies of two women traders from Cacheu examined in the chapter show how they challenged the Portuguese Crown, the Church, and the Inquisition. The cha…
The Colonial Encounter Revisited
Introduction In his essay on the relationship between colonialism and anthropology, Pels (1997) identified three different approaches to colonialism, i.e. a project characterised by domination and exploitation; by progress and modernization; and/or by struggle and negotiation. Often a combination of the three was applied to a broad analysis of colonial rule, central to a well grounded critique of policies and practices. With time, the third appro…
Colonial Administration, Public Accounts and Fiscal Extraction
The economic and political history of former Portuguese colonies in Africa still needs to be written, above all for the last century of imperial rule.[2][1] This chapter intends to fill a number of lacunae with regard to the economic and financial developments that shaped colonial Angola, Mozambique
Public health and tropical modernity
Until the establishment of the "Commission for the study of and combat against sleeping sickness" (Missão de estudo e combate à doença do sono) in 1945, underfunded and understaffed health services had not been a priority for the colonial administration in Portuguese Guinea. The Commission not only implemented endemic disease control in the territory under the auspices of metropolitan institutions, but also provided preventive public healthcare t…
Female Entrepreneurship in West Africa
Gender, Land, and Trade
The present paper discusses the issue of gender and land tenure in former Portuguese Guinea, currently Guinea Bissau, during a crucial period of colonial transition from the nineteenth to the early twentieth centuries. It provides novel insights into the local dynamics of women’s agency with regard to their control over land based upon kinship and marriage and its use as a strategic resource in social, cultural and economic perspective. After sum…
Medicinal plants of Guinea-Bissau
Agro-Economic Transitions in Guinea-Bissau (West Africa)
The present study provides a critical analysis of the introduction of exotic food crop species and their impact on agricultural transformations in Guinea-Bissau, based on survey data and a review of the literature from the 1800s to the present. It applies a multidisciplinary analysis to map historical and contemporary agrarian knowledge in Guinea-Bissau, presenting the first list of exotic cultivated species introduced in the country. Our results…
Administration, Economy, and Society in the Portuguese African Empire (1900–1975)
Focusing on the period from the early 1900s to 1975, this chapter provides a comparative overview of the Third Portuguese empire, and the economic, political, social, and cultural ramifications and impact of Portuguese administration upon African societies. It constituted a fragmented empire including continental colonies such as Angola, Guinea, and Mozambique, and insular possessions such as Cape Verde and São Tomé and Príncipe. The chapter focu…
Empires and Colonial Incarceration in the Twentieth Century
The international conference held in Lisbon, Portugal in 2016 on Colonial Incarceration in the Twentieth Century: a comparative approach’, provided a platform to engage with ongoing debate on political persecution, confinement and colonial rule in empire. The present papers which resulted from the above-mentioned conference provide valuable insights into recent research on politically motivated punishment and internment in several colonial contex…
Regional cooperation and health diplomacy in Africa
Tracing the pathways of cooperation in health in sub-Saharan Africa from hesitant exchanges to institutionalized dimensions from the 1920s to the early 1960s, this article addresses regional dynamics in health diplomacy which have so far been under-researched. The evolution thereof from early beginnings with the League of Nations Health Organization to the Commission for Technical Assistance South of the Sahara and the World Health Organization's…
African Voices from the Inquisition, Vol. 1
This book contains some of the richest written material in existence for precolonial West Africa with unique insights into daily life in an Afro-Atlantic coastal trade settlement. Presenting the complete translated and annotated text of the Inquisition trial of Crispina Peres, an African woman born in the Guinea-Bissau region, of a Portuguese father and an African mother, it documents the Portuguese Inquisition's religious persecution of Africans…
Portugal, the World Health Organisation and the Regional Office for Africa
This article discusses the emergence, organisation, interaction and evolution of regional bodies responsible for cooperation in health in sub-Saharan Africa from the late 1940s to the mid-1960s. Focusing on Portugal’s under-researched role in the CCTA and the WHO’s regional office (AFRO), it addresses the issue of health diplomacy and inter-regional cooperation during a period of significant political change on the African continent. Drawing from…
The AU-EU Partnership and the Covid-19 Pandemic
The 6th AU-EU Summit presented a joint vision for a renewed inter-regional partnership with a strong emphasis on public health. With the COVID-19 pandemic as its backdrop, a common health agenda was agreed which pledged support for Africa’s fully-fledged health sovereignty. Different packages contemplated technical assistance and funding for improving health governance, infrastructures, human resources, health information and regulation, whilst e…
Tuberculosis and Migrant Pathways in an Urban Setting
Tuberculosis (TB) is an infectious disease associated with poverty. In the European Union TB tends to concentrate in urban settings. In Lisbon, previous studies revealed, the presence of migrant populations from a high endemic country, is one of the risk factors contributing to TB. To better understand TB in foreign-born individuals in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area, a mixed-method case study was undertaken on a TB treatment centre in a high-risk p…
Creole Societies in the Portuguese Colonial Empire
Political science (12 obras) · Geography (11 obras) · African history and culture studies (10 obras) · Sociology (10 obras) · History (9 obras) · Law (9 obras) · Politics (8 obras) · Portuguese (8 obras) · Colonialism (7 obras) · Colonialism, slavery, and trade (6 obras)