Achim Von Oppen
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 189703 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Achim Von Oppen |
| PRENOMES | Achim |
| SOBRENOME | Von Oppen |
| ASSINATURA | VON OPPEN A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Freie Universität Berlin |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 72 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1988 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Gemeinschaften in Einer Entgrenzten Welt
Introduction
Regional distinctions such as “East” and “Central” Africa have been constructed, originally very much from an outsiders’ perspective. Different East and Central African historiographies reflect – and reproduce – these distinctions. However, the inhabitants of those spaces never stopped crossing and entangling them. Likewise, this section approaches East and Central Africa empirically as a space of historical entanglement. Moreover, the authors qu…
Introduction
Biographical research offers a promising approach to the study of empire, imperialism and colonialism. The careers and life stories of individuals and generations show particularly clearly the disruptions and constraints, but also the new possibilities and mobilities, that were created by colonial rule. This special issue focuses on practices and experiences of boundary crossing in imperial and colonial history. It explores how ‘ordinary’ individ…
Introduction - Religious Biography
Biographies have come to be acknowledged as a genre eminently suited to retrieving micro-level, everyday or subaltern perspectives on wider historical processes, that is, perspectives that tend to
Translocality
Introduction. ‘Translocality’
This volume is an exercise in taking such a perspective from regions in Asia, Africa and the Middle East which have a long history of connections both within each of these regions as well as between them. This requires firstly a particular methodological sensorium for detecting connections beyond the 'local', which has been privileged in studies of the non-European world. Secondly, what is also needed is an intermediary concept which helps to bet…
Translocality
The Village as Territory
Planned villagization is a recurrent feature in modern Africa. Apart from their official goals, which were missed in most cases, rural settlement schemes can be seen as attempts by colonial and postcolonial states to inscribe a new territorial order into the countryside. Taking a group of villages in northwest Zambia as an example, this article examines the process and impact of territorialization in a long-term and interactionist perspective. Th…
The Making and Unmaking of Boundaries in the Islamic World
Terms of Trade and Terms of Trust
Of rhetoric and market
Cassava, “the lazy man's food”? Indigenous agricultural innovation and dietary change in Northwestern Zambia (ca. 1650–1970)
(1991). Cassava, “the lazy man's food”? Indigenous agricultural innovation and dietary change in Northwestern Zambia (ca. 1650–1970) Food and Foodways: Vol. 5, Changing Food Habits: Case Studies from Africa, South America, and Europe, pp. 15-38
Solitary Actors in the Arena
Understandings of 'Development
Translocality
Terms of Trade and Terms of Trust
Understandings of 'Development
The Village as Territory
Planned villagization is a recurrent feature in modern Africa. Apart from their official goals, which were missed in most cases, rural settlement schemes can be seen as attempts by colonial and postcolonial states to inscribe a new territorial order into the countryside. Taking a group of villages in northwest Zambia as an example, this article examines the process and impact of territorialization in a long-term and interactionist perspective. Th…
Cassava, “the lazy man's food”? Indigenous agricultural innovation and dietary change in Northwestern Zambia (ca. 1650–1970)
(1991). Cassava, “the lazy man's food”? Indigenous agricultural innovation and dietary change in Northwestern Zambia (ca. 1650–1970) Food and Foodways: Vol. 5, Changing Food Habits: Case Studies from Africa, South America, and Europe, pp. 15-38
Introduction
Regional distinctions such as “East” and “Central” Africa have been constructed, originally very much from an outsiders’ perspective. Different East and Central African historiographies reflect – and reproduce – these distinctions. However, the inhabitants of those spaces never stopped crossing and entangling them. Likewise, this section approaches East and Central Africa empirically as a space of historical entanglement. Moreover, the authors qu…
Introduction
Biographical research offers a promising approach to the study of empire, imperialism and colonialism. The careers and life stories of individuals and generations show particularly clearly the disruptions and constraints, but also the new possibilities and mobilities, that were created by colonial rule. This special issue focuses on practices and experiences of boundary crossing in imperial and colonial history. It explores how ‘ordinary’ individ…
Of rhetoric and market
Solitary Actors in the Arena
Understandings of 'Development
Solitary Actors in the Arena
Cassava, “the lazy man's food”? Indigenous agricultural innovation and dietary change in Northwestern Zambia (ca. 1650–1970)
(1991). Cassava, “the lazy man's food”? Indigenous agricultural innovation and dietary change in Northwestern Zambia (ca. 1650–1970) Food and Foodways: Vol. 5, Changing Food Habits: Case Studies from Africa, South America, and Europe, pp. 15-38
Of rhetoric and market
Terms of Trade and Terms of Trust
The Making and Unmaking of Boundaries in the Islamic World
The Village as Territory
Planned villagization is a recurrent feature in modern Africa. Apart from their official goals, which were missed in most cases, rural settlement schemes can be seen as attempts by colonial and postcolonial states to inscribe a new territorial order into the countryside. Taking a group of villages in northwest Zambia as an example, this article examines the process and impact of territorialization in a long-term and interactionist perspective. Th…
Translocality
Introduction. ‘Translocality’
This volume is an exercise in taking such a perspective from regions in Asia, Africa and the Middle East which have a long history of connections both within each of these regions as well as between them. This requires firstly a particular methodological sensorium for detecting connections beyond the 'local', which has been privileged in studies of the non-European world. Secondly, what is also needed is an intermediary concept which helps to bet…
Translocality
Introduction - Religious Biography
Biographies have come to be acknowledged as a genre eminently suited to retrieving micro-level, everyday or subaltern perspectives on wider historical processes, that is, perspectives that tend to
Introduction
Biographical research offers a promising approach to the study of empire, imperialism and colonialism. The careers and life stories of individuals and generations show particularly clearly the disruptions and constraints, but also the new possibilities and mobilities, that were created by colonial rule. This special issue focuses on practices and experiences of boundary crossing in imperial and colonial history. It explores how ‘ordinary’ individ…
Introduction
Regional distinctions such as “East” and “Central” Africa have been constructed, originally very much from an outsiders’ perspective. Different East and Central African historiographies reflect – and reproduce – these distinctions. However, the inhabitants of those spaces never stopped crossing and entangling them. Likewise, this section approaches East and Central Africa empirically as a space of historical entanglement. Moreover, the authors qu…
Gemeinschaften in Einer Entgrenzten Welt
Political science (11 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · Archaeology (7 obras) · Law (7 obras) · African history and culture studies (6 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · History (6 obras) · History (5 obras) · Colonialism, slavery, and trade (4 obras) · Global Maritime and Colonial Histories (4 obras)