From Slavery to Citizenship

FROM SLAVERY TO CITIZENSHIP......Page 2
CONTENTS......Page 8
PREFACE......Page 18
INTRODUCTION......Page 22
PREPARATION......Page 23
PERSONAL CONTEXT......Page 26
WORK......Page 31
SILENCES......Page 39
HISTORY......Page 42
COMMUNICATION......Page 48
CHAPTER 1: NATIONS AND EMPIRES......Page 58
MEMORIES OF EMPIRE......Page 59
SLAVERY AS EXCLUSION......Page 60
ANCIENT SLAVERY......Page 62
POWER......Page 63
THE PRE-COLONIAL CONNECTION BETWEEN AFRICA AND EUROPE......Page 64
SLAVERY......Page 67
CITIZENSHIP......Page 69
EUROPEAN PARTICIPATION......Page 70
THE LEGACY......Page 72
WEST AFRICANS SETTLE ACROSS THE WORLD......Page 73
USA......Page 74
FRENCH AND PORTUGUESE EMPIRES......Page 75
WHY HAS THE TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE BEEN IGNORED?......Page 76
VIKINGS AND THE SLAVE TRADE......Page 77
THE TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE......Page 78
CHAPTER 2: THE TRADE IN PEOPLE AND IDEAS......Page 80
RELIGIOUS ENCOUNTERS......Page 81
MEDIEVAL EUROPE AND SLAVERY......Page 82
ACROSS THE SAHARA......Page 83
PORTUGAL MOVES DOWN WEST AFRICA......Page 84
SPANISH SLAVE TRADE......Page 85
THE RENAISSANCE OF SLAVERY......Page 86
EUROPEAN TRADE......Page 87
CONGO, ANGOLA AND BRAZIL......Page 88
UNITING SPAIN AND PORTUGAL......Page 89
INTERNATIONALISATION......Page 90
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: “THE TEMPEST”......Page 92
SPANISH AND DUTCH RIVALRY......Page 95
LEGAL BRITISH SLAVE TRADE......Page 96
EUROPEAN WEALTH FROM SUPPLYING SLAVES......Page 97
SLAVERY AND ENLIGHTENMENT......Page 99
SLAVE TRADING AS BUSINESS......Page 101
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION......Page 103
CHRISTIANITY AND SLAVERY......Page 105
CONCLUSION......Page 107
DISCONTINUITY......Page 108
THE BUSINESS CASE......Page 109
THE LEGAL SITUATION......Page 110
PRIVATE ENTERPRISE......Page 112
THE BRITISH SLAVE TRADE......Page 115
CAPITALISM AND SLAVERY......Page 121
INVOLVEMENT IN THE TRIANGULAR TRADE......Page 123
THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF SLAVERY......Page 124
BLACK PLAQUES......Page 125
THE ENGLISH ENLIGHTENMENT......Page 130
JOSIAH WEDGWOOD......Page 131
LIGHT FROM THE LUNAR SOCIETY......Page 133
ARGUMENTS ON SLAVERY AND CAPITALISM......Page 135
SLAVERY AND THE TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE......Page 137
BUSINESS DECISIONS......Page 139
THE BRITISH ROLE......Page 141
INDUSTRIALISATION AND UNDERDEVELOPMENT......Page 142
STAKEHOLDERS......Page 143
CITIZENSHIP AND ENLIGHTENMENT......Page 144
FROM HENRY TO HITLER......Page 145
PRODUCTS FROM SLAVERY......Page 147
REASONS FOR SLAVERY......Page 149
THE SEARCH FOR SIMPLICITY......Page 152
EMPOWERMENT......Page 153
THE LUNAR SOCIETY......Page 154
CLASS CONFLICT......Page 155
MORALITY......Page 157
DEMOCRACY......Page 158
ABOLITION MOVEMENT AND ABOLITIONISTS......Page 159
SLAVES AS PAWNS......Page 161
THOMAS JEFFERSON......Page 162
GEORGE WASHINGTON......Page 164
SLAVE REBELLIONS......Page 165
A COLONY OF CITIZENS......Page 167
SILENCING THE PAST......Page 168
THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND REFLECTS......Page 172
ABOLITION MOVEMENT AND ABOLITIONISTS......Page 175
THOMAS CLARKSON......Page 177
WILLIAM WILBERFORCE......Page 183
LEARNING FROM WILBERFORCE......Page 185
WHAT WAS ABOLISHED IN 1807?......Page 186
PRAGMATISM......Page 188
FROM ABOLITION TO EMANCIPATION......Page 190
GLOBAL EMANCIPATION......Page 192
ANTI-SLAVERY AND THE WORKING CLASS......Page 193
PARALLELS......Page 196
CHAPTER 5: DIASPORA......Page 200
SUMMARY NARRATIVE......Page 201
THE DIASPORA EXPERIENCE......Page 203
DIASPORAS......Page 206
THE NEW WORLD......Page 207
INTEGRATION......Page 208
CULTURES OF DIASPORA......Page 209
THE ROLE OF LEADERSHIP......Page 211
TOUSSAINT L’OUVERTURE......Page 212
LESSONS FROM DIASPORA FOR THE UK......Page 213
INDEPENDENCE......Page 214
TIME TO LISTEN......Page 215
GLOBAL CITIZENS......Page 216
RENDEZVOUS OF VICTORY......Page 217
IMPULSE TEXT: CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION IN THE LIGHT OF PAN-AFRIKAN RESISTANCE TO THE MAANGAMIZI......Page 218
SLAVERY AS AN EXTREME CASE......Page 226
HUMAN RIGHTS AND WORK ORGANISATION......Page 228
THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CONTROL AND PARTICIPATION......Page 232
TIPPING POINT......Page 234
DIALOGUE......Page 235
SELF-DETERMINATION: CONTROL, PARTICIPATION AND THE WORKPLACE......Page 237
IMPULSE TEXT: EMPOWERMENT......Page 241
IMPULSE TEXT: SPICE OF LIFE OR KISS OF DEATH?......Page 249
IMPULSE TEXT: ENABLING......Page 252
IMPULSE TEXT: THE INGRATITUDE OF IT ALL: A MEMORY......Page 255
IMPULSE TEXT: CURRENT PERSPECTIVES ON OCCUPATIONAL STRESS IN BRAZIL......Page 260
IMPULSE TEXT: THE CENTRAL-EASTERN EUROPEAN HEALTH PARADOX – WHY ARE MEN MORE VULNERABLE IN A CHANGING SOCIETY?......Page 263
IMPULSE TEXT: FROM MARGINALIZATION TO PARTICIPATION AND EMPOWERMENT; THE BLACK AND MINORITY ETHNIC MENTAL HEALTH WORKFORCE IN THE UK......Page 267
CHAPTER 7: HUMAN RIGHTS......Page 270
SLAVES AS HUMAN BEINGS......Page 271
TOWARDS HUMAN RIGHTS......Page 272
HUMAN RIGHTS AND PROPERTY RIGHTS......Page 273
PAST AND PRESENT......Page 275
IMPULSE TEXT: MODERN SLAVERY......Page 278
TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS......Page 288
SLAVERY IN BRAZIL......Page 290
BUSINESS AND HUMAN RIGHTS......Page 293
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AS A HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUE......Page 298
POWER......Page 300
PEOPLE AND MACHINES......Page 301
FREEING MINDS......Page 302
AN NGO FOR HEALTHY WORK......Page 303
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND EQUITY......Page 305
THE FUTURE AGENDA......Page 306
WHAT IS TO BE DONE?......Page 309
BEYOND THE WORKPLACE......Page 312
COMPETITION IN THE SLAVE TRADE......Page 314
FROM SLAVERY: COLONISATION AND THE SCRAMBLE FOR AFRICA......Page 315
THE BELGIAN CONGO......Page 316
DENIAL......Page 318
LEAGUE OF NATIONS......Page 319
TO CITIZENSHIP: UNITED NATIONS......Page 322
COLONIAL RULE......Page 325
GAINING FREEDOM......Page 326
A PASSAGE TO INDIA......Page 327
AMERICAN HISTORY......Page 329
AFRICAN HISTORY......Page 330
LINGERING LEGACIES......Page 331
RACE AGAINST TIME......Page 332
UNITING THE AFRICAN DIASPORA......Page 334
GLOBAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY......Page 336
NETWORKING......Page 337
THE LUNAR SOCIETY......Page 338
EMANCIPATION......Page 339
NATIONAL MEMORIES AND HISTORIES......Page 340
THE HISTORY OF SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE TRADE......Page 341
GLOBALISATION......Page 343
KNOWLEDGE WORK......Page 345
GLOBALISED EDUCATION......Page 346
BREAKING THE SILENCES IN 2007......Page 348
CITIZENSHIP......Page 349
INTERNATIONAL CITIZENSHIP......Page 350
THE SOUND OF MUSIC......Page 351
THE ORCHESTRATION OF REFLECTION......Page 352
REPLACING FINANCE BY HEALTH AND LEARNING......Page 354
EMPOWERMENT: THE COLONIAL LEGACY......Page 355
CONFRONTING THE TRUTH......Page 356
WHAT HAS CHANGED?......Page 357
UNESCO......Page 358
INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANISATION......Page 360
INTERNATIONAL CITIZENSHIP TO END SLAVERY......Page 361
CONCLUSION......Page 368
FROM SLAVERY: SUMMARY OF CHAPTERS 1– 9......Page 372
ENGAGEMENT......Page 375
NEW DEBATES......Page 376
BREAKING THE SILENCE......Page 377
DIALOGUE......Page 378
OUT OF AFRICA......Page 381
INTO EUROPE AND THE MODERN WORLD......Page 382
ONLY CONNECT......Page 383
PARTICIPATIVE EDUCATION......Page 386
CONDUCTING PARTICIPATIVE SESSIONS......Page 388
EXPERIENCE CENTRED EXERCISES......Page 389
CLASSROOM STRATEGY......Page 392
PERIODS......Page 393
1. NATIONS AND EMPIRES......Page 394
3. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT......Page 395
4 . EMANCIPATION......Page 396
7. HUMAN RIGHTS......Page 397
9. GLOBALISATION AND EDUCATION......Page 398
COUNTRIES......Page 399
UNITED NATIONS AGENCIES......Page 407
NGOs......Page 409
THE MODEL UNITED NATIONS......Page 410
THE RESOLUTIONS......Page 411
THE WAY FORWARD......Page 412
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 414
INDEX......Page 428