# Race In The Atlantic World Ser

The Race In The Atlantic World Ser is a scholarly book series focusing on the complex history of race, power, and forced labor across the Americas. This novel series examines the socio-political structures of the Atlantic world, utilizing historical analysis to explore the intersections of cultural and ethnic studies within the Caribbean and West Indies.

The series includes research on the Cuban tobacco economy during the age of second slavery. It challenges the myth that tobacco was a small-scale free-labor crop, instead presenting it as a plantation economy dependent on enslaved African labor. By analyzing the region of Pinar del Río, the series provides an alternative narrative to the sugar-centric model of Cuban slavery, highlighting the diversity of forced labor systems and race relations in the Atlantic world.

## Books in this series (1)

- Vol. 1 — [Cuban Tobacco in the Age of Second Slavery](https://mybookbandits.com/books/9780820376899) (ISBN 9780820376899)

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