Settler economies in world history

Transnational expansion and the establishment of settlements in other parts of the world, invariably at the expense of the Indigenous Peoples, have been both regular and defining features of global

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• Australian Economic History

  Claire E F Wright•Australian Economic History•2022

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• Do Natural Energy Endowments Matter? New Zealand and Uruguay in a Comparative Perspective, 1870-1940

  Open Access•Reto Bertoni, Henry Willebald•Australian Economic History Review•2016

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• Making the Colonial State

  Open Access•Bernard Attard•Australian Economic History Review•2012

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• The Cambridge Economic History of Australia

  Open Access•Ville, Simon P Ville et al.•Cambridge Economic History of…•2014

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• The British Empire and the Economic Development of India (1858-1947)

  Open Access•Tushar Roy, Tirthankar Roy•Revista de Historia Económica /…•2016

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• Adam Smith, Settler Colonialism, and Limits of Liberal Anti-imperialism

  Onur Ulas Ince•The Journal of Politics•2020

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• Settler colonialism and migrant letters

  Open Access•Liz Stanley•The History of the Family•2016

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• Historical analogies as tools in understanding transformation

  Open Access•Megan Parsons, J Nalau•Global Environmental Change•2016

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• Reconceptualising sparsely populated remote edges through the concept of region and space

  Open Access•Dávid Karácsonyi, A E Taylor et al.•Journal of Rural Studies•2022

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• Accounting for Nonconvergence in Global Wool Marketing before 1939

  Open Access•David Merrett, David Tolmie Merrett et al.•The Business History Review•2015

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