Enslavement and abolitions, memories and transatlantic heritages

Enslavement and abolitions, memories and transatlantic heritages

Enslavement and abolitions, memories and transatlantic heritages
I-Slavery and Atlantic trade
I.1 Origins and pre-existing organizations
I.2 Historical review: four centuries of trade, millions of deported African enslaved
I.3 French and American slave ports
II- Protagonists of this global economic and political system
II.1 Africans and Afro-descendants: a multiplicity of situations and statuses
II.2 Families of shipowners, traders and financiers
II.3 Captains, sailors and seafarers
II.4 Planters and cultivators
III- From Africa to plantations: transatlantic routes
III.1 Catches and trade in Africa
III.2 Crossing the Atlantic
III.3 Humans as commodities
III.4 Slave labor, work in the fields
IV- From abolitionism to abolitions
IV.1 Enlightenment ideals and abolitionist ideas
IV.2 Abolitionist struggles and revolutions
IV.3 Political consequences of demands and revolts
V- Memoirs of the triangular trade
V.1 History without objects: absent heritage
V.2 Intangible heritage, living memories
V.3 Public space, a place of collective memory
V.4 Contemporary creation and re-activation of memories
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V.1 History without objects: absent heritage

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