Race In The Atlantic World

The Race In The Atlantic World series explores the complex and often overlooked histories of race, labor, and power across the Atlantic. This scholarly collection examines the structural forces that shaped societies, focusing on the profound impact of slavery and the diverse economic systems that drove the Atlantic world.

In this volume, the series delves into the intensive plantation economy of Cuba, specifically investigating the role of tobacco cultivation. By examining the intersection of global markets and forced labor, the series provides a critical lens through which to understand the historical realities of the Caribbean and the broader Atlantic region.