Farm Labour

Discover the intricate dynamics of agricultural work in Farm Labour by Cambridge University Press, published in 1985. This insightful book delves into the essential characteristics of farm labour, exploring its mobilization and control against the backdrop of significant historical transformations. Spanning 214 pages, the author examines the profound impacts of international trade, colonialism, urban growth, and transportation on rural Africa. Despite these influences, the narrative emphasizes the enduring dominance of small-commodity producers in agriculture. Engage with this critical analysis that sheds light on the complexities of farm labour and its pivotal role in shaping the agricultural landscape. Perfect for students and professionals alike, Farm Labour is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersections of history, economics, and rural development.