Economies of representation, 1790-2000 colonialism and commerce

Introduction, Leigh Dale and Helen Gilbert; Part 1 Colonialism and Commerce: Meditation on yellow: trade and indigeneity in the Caribbean, Peter Hulme; Sites of purchase: slavery, missions, and tourism on 2 Tanzanian sites, Gareth Griffiths; The Bible trade: commerce and Christianity in the Pacific, Anna Johnston; In search of M Leprae: medicine, public debate, politics and the leprosy commission to India, Jo Robertson; Coincidences and likely stories: viral exchange in the 'origin' of AIDS, Susan Knabe; Junk international: the symbolic drug trade, Brian Musgrove; Redefining the shebeen: the illicit liquor trade in South Africa, c1950-1983, Anne Mager; The textuality of tourism and the ontology of resource: an amazing Thai case study, Guy Redden. Part 2 Reading Exchange: Text as trading place: Jamaica Kincaid's My Brother, Ross Chambers; Raw deals: Kngwarreye and contemporary art criticism, Catherine Howell; Sweet beauty: West Indian travel narratives, Claudia Brandenstein; Women's trading in Fanny Stevenson's The Cruise of the Janet Nichol, Roslyn Jolly; Fair trade: marketing The Mohawk Princess, Anne Collett; How queer native narratives interrogate colonial discourses, Wendy Pearson; New life stories in the new South Africa, Judith Lutge Coullie; Poverty in 'Africa': a textbook case? Leigh Dale; Bibliography; Index.