Without consent or contract : the rise and fall of American slavery

Thu Jan 22 23:13:46 2009 UTClccn-n50-3615Economists--United StatesHistorians--United States0.57Without consent or contract : the rise and fall of American slavery0.670.86Economic growth, population theory, and physiology : the bearing of long-term processes on the making of economic policyRobert_Fogeln 50003615oca00039225a119044978Fogel, Robert WilliamFogel, Robert W.(Robert William)lccn-n84-228531Engerman, Stanley L.othlccn-n79-139286National Bureau of Economic Researchlccn-n79-141035Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Researchlccn-n79-63202United StatesArmylccn-nr00-39402University of ChicagoCenter for Population Economicslccn-nr00-39405Brigham Young UniversityDept. of Economicslccn-n50-9602Elton, Geoffrey Rudolphlccn-n79-99294Kuznets, Simon Smith1901-hnrnp-lee, chulheeLee, Chulheelccn-n78-7702Wimmer, LarryFogel, Robert WilliamFogel, Robert William100Medical policyPublic healthChronic diseasesAgingEconomicsHuman physiologyEconomic policy--Social aspectsDiseasesPopulation forecastingPopulationKuznets, Simon Smith,--1901-EuropeSlave tradeUnited States.--ArmyEconomic developmentStatisticsAntislavery movements--HistoriographyCapital marketLabor marketAfrican Americans--HistoriographyRace relations--HistoriographyMedical careRacism--HistoriographyMalnutritionFogel, Robert WilliamFood supplyBiographyEconomistsOlder people--Family relationshipsOlder people--Sexual behaviorOlder people--Government policySlavery--HistoriographyMortalitySocial sciences--Statistical methodsHistory--Statistical methodsHistory--MethodologyHistory--PhilosophyHistoriographyEqualityEvangelicalismHistoriansConference proceedingsRailroadsAntislavery movementsSlavery--Econometric modelsEconomic historySlaverySlavery--Economic aspectsHistoryUnited States1960196319641966196719681969197019711972197319741975197619771981198219831984198519861987198919901991199219931994199519961997199920002001200220032004200520062007200815568book306.3620973e441ocn079358655ocn000762850ocn000579815ocn263453642ocn000154724ocn185746578ocn185445210ocn06045468613329302573344336ocn000741011sw000741011:lccn-n50-3615Falsebook19740.61Fogel, Robert WilliamTime on the cross; the economics of American Negro slavery

[This] book reexamine[s] the economic foundations of American slavery, marking "the start of a new period of slavery scholarship and some searching revisions of a national tradition" (C. Vann Woodward, New York Review of Books).... The authors assess their findings in the light of recent scholarship and debate. -Back cover.

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[This book] offers ... scholarship about matters that have been central to the American experience. [The book] sets Afro-American slavery in the context of Euro-American history since the discovery of the new world. -Back cover.

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Professor Fogel discusses his controversial book on the economics of slavery.

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"Longitudinal studies support the proposition that the extent and severity of chronic conditions in middle and late ages are to a large extent the outcome of environmental insults at early ages, including in utero. Data from the Early Indicators program project undertaken at the Center for Population Economics suggest that the range of differences in exposure to disease has narrowed greatly over the course of the twentieth century, that age-specific prevalence rates of chronic diseases were much lower at the end of the twentieth century than they were at the beginning of the last century or during the last half of the nineteenth century, and that there has been a significant delay in the onset of chronic diseases over the course of the twentieth century. These trends appear to be related to changes in levels of environmental hazards and in body size. These findings have led investigators to posit a synergism between technological and physiological improvements. This synergism has contributed to reductions in inequality in real income, body size, and life expectancy during the twentieth century"--National Bureau of Economic Research web site.

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