Titlebook: Britain in Tropical Africa 1880-1960; Economic Relationshi J. Forbes Munro Textbook 1984Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1984 Af

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Crafts, Industry and Employment,e reliance of one on the other. ‘Deindustrialisation’, in the form of a decline of handicraft industries, would proceed further and faster than the growth of new factory-based manufacturing and industrial employment.

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Trade, Investment and Expatriate Business,ucts and importing of manufactures [4: .]. Economic growth would occur as the natural outcome of interaction between private interests, British and local, and as a spontaneous consequence of comparative advantage in production for world markets. There should therefore be minimal restrictions on the movement of commodities, capital or labour.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20385-5the initial emergence of British rule? Such questions have long fascinated historians, not least because of the need to fit Africa into general explanations of European overseas expansion and because of the connection with debates over theories of imperialism.

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Origins of British Rule,the initial emergence of British rule? Such questions have long fascinated historians, not least because of the need to fit Africa into general explanations of European overseas expansion and because of the connection with debates over theories of imperialism.

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Themes and Approaches, the white-ruled South, historically experienced both governance by British agencies and penetration by British business. Trade and investment, however, were never wholly synonymous with, or dependent upon, the exercise of colonial administration. British capitalism’s links with the coastal areas of

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Origins of British Rule,quarter of the nineteenth century? What was the extent and nature of the interplay between colonialism and capitalism (or government and business) in the initial emergence of British rule? Such questions have long fascinated historians, not least because of the need to fit Africa into general explan

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Trade, Investment and Expatriate Business,of other European states, that some parts of the African continent would remain open to British trade and investment. For a Britain committed to free trade at home and abroad, the ideal colony was an open economy, actively engaged in world trade through the exporting of agricultural and mineral prod