Book contents
- The Cambridge History of Global Migrations
- The Cambridge History of Global Migrations
- The Cambridge History of Global Migrations
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Figures
- Maps
- Tables
- General Editor Acknowledgments
- Volume 1 Acknowledgments
- Notes on Contributors to Volume 1
- General Introduction
- Introduction to Volume 1
- Part I Slavery and Forced Migration
- Part II Long-Distance Trade
- Part III Short-Distance Trade
- Part IV Migration by Land
- Part V Migration by Sea
- Part VI Rural/Urban Migrations
- Part VII Labor Migration
- Part VIII Settler Migration
- Part IX Religious Migration
- Part X Refugees
- Index to Volume 1
- References
Part II - Long-Distance Trade
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 May 2023
Book contents
- The Cambridge History of Global Migrations
- The Cambridge History of Global Migrations
- The Cambridge History of Global Migrations
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Figures
- Maps
- Tables
- General Editor Acknowledgments
- Volume 1 Acknowledgments
- Notes on Contributors to Volume 1
- General Introduction
- Introduction to Volume 1
- Part I Slavery and Forced Migration
- Part II Long-Distance Trade
- Part III Short-Distance Trade
- Part IV Migration by Land
- Part V Migration by Sea
- Part VI Rural/Urban Migrations
- Part VII Labor Migration
- Part VIII Settler Migration
- Part IX Religious Migration
- Part X Refugees
- Index to Volume 1
- References
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