42
Views
10
CrossRef citations to date
0
Altmetric
Original Articles

Child and youth labour on the Nyasaland plantations, 1890–1953

Pages 662-680 | Published online: 24 Feb 2007

References

  • R.H. Palmer , ‘Working Conditions and Worker Responses on the Nyasaland Tea Estates, 1930–1953’ in Journal of African History, 27 , 1 ( 1986 ) pp. 105 – 26
  • C. Robertson , ‘Invisible Workers: African Women and the Problem of the Self‐employed in Labour History’ in P.C.W. Gutkind (ed), Third World Workers: Comparative International Studies ( Leiden , 1988
  • Chambliss , J.E. 1881 . The Lives and Travels of Livingstone and Stanley 316 397 Boston Quoted in
  • Mandala , E.C. 1990 . Work and Control in a Peasant Economy. A History of the Lower Tchiri in Malawi, 1859–1960 53 – 54 . Madison
  • Beinart , W. 1991 . ‘Transkeian Migrant Workers and Youth Labour on the Natal Sugar Estates, 1918–1948’ . Journal of African History , 32 : 41 – 63 .
  • Mandala . Work and Control, 154 – 158 . See
  • Beinart . “ ‘Transkeian Migrant Workers’ ” . 55 – 57 .
  • Beinart . “ ‘Transkeian Migrant Workers’ ” . 56
  • Johnston , H.H. 1897 . British Central Africa 168 London
  • 1911 . Proceedings of the House of Commons . March 30 1911 .
  • 1890 . Life and Work in British Central Africa, Supplement , April : 1 – 4 .
  • Beinart . “ ‘Transkeian Migrant Workers’ ” . 56
  • M.A. Vaughan , ‘Food Production and Family Labour in Southern Malawi: The Shire Highlands and Upper Shire Valley in the Early Colonial Period’ in Journal of African History, 23 , 3 ( 1982 ), pp. 351 – 364
  • 1983 . ‘Which Family?: Problems in the Reconstruction of the History of the Family as an Economic and Cultural Unit’ . Journal of African History , 24 : 275 – 283 .
  • Hirschmann , D. and Vaughan , M.A. 1985 . Women Farmers of Malawi: Food Production in the Zomba District Berkeley
  • Johnston . British Central Africa, 169 Cited in
  • K.J. McCracken , ‘Share‐cropping in Malawi: The Visiting Tenant System in the Central Province, c.1920–1968’ in African Studies Centre, University of Edinburgh (ed), Malawi: An Alternative Pattern of Development ( Edinburgh , 1985
  • 1983 . ‘Planters, Peasants and the Colonial State: The Impact of the Native Tobacco Board in the Central Province of Malawi’ . Journal of Southern African Studies , 9 ( 2 ) : 172 – 192 .
  • Palmer . “ ‘White Farmers in Malawi’ ” . 211 – 245 .
  • R.H. Palmer , ‘The Nyasaland Tea Industry in the Era of International Tea Restrictions, 1933–1950’ in Journal of African History, 26 , ( 1985 ), pp. 215 – 239
  • 1986 . ‘The Politics of Tea in Eastern Africa, 1933–1948’ . Journal of Social Science , 13 : 69 – 90 . University of Malawi,
  • 1986 . ‘Working Conditions and Worker Responses on Nyasaland Tea Estates, 1930–1953’ . Journal of African History , 27
  • Protectorate , Nyasaland . 1948 . Annual Report of the Labour Department, 9
  • Palmer . “ ‘White Farmers’ ” . 215 221 See
  • M.A. Vaughan , The Story of an African Famine: Gender and Famine in Twentieth Century Malawi ( Cambridge , 1987
  • 1985 . ‘Famine Analysis and Family Relations: 1949 in Nyasaland’ . Past and Present , : 177 – 205 .
  • Protectorate , Nyasaland . 1950 and 1951 . Annual Report of the Labour Department,
  • Protectorate , Nyasaland . 1953 . Annual Report of the Labour Department, 9
  • Phoso , F. “ ‘Child Labour in Thyolo and Blantyre’ ” . Sociology, Chancellor College, University of Malawi (in preparation). . MA Thesis
  • W.C. “ ‘A Social History of Migrant Labour in Malawi, 1935‐ 1985’ ” . History Department, Chancellor College, University of Malawi . (ongoing study),

Reprints and Corporate Permissions

Please note: Selecting permissions does not provide access to the full text of the article, please see our help page How do I view content?

To request a reprint or corporate permissions for this article, please click on the relevant link below:

Academic Permissions

Please note: Selecting permissions does not provide access to the full text of the article, please see our help page How do I view content?

Obtain permissions instantly via Rightslink by clicking on the button below:

If you are unable to obtain permissions via Rightslink, please complete and submit this Permissions form. For more information, please visit our Permissions help page.