Modernist narratives, conventional wisdoms, and colonial liberalism: reply to a Straw Man

James Ferguson

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This article is a response to Macmillan's critique of the author's paper ‘Mobile workers, modernist narratives: a critique of the historiography of transition on the Zambian Copperbelt’.

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1959Politics in an Urban African Community 1958Politics in an Urban African Community 1981The locus of reproduction: women's labour in the Zambian Copperbelt, 1927–1953 1984Labor and Capital on the African Copperbelt 1983Urbanization and Kinship: The Domestic Domain on the Copperbelt of Zambia 1950-1956 1972Unions, Parties, and Political Development: A Study of Mineworkers in Zambia 1990Mobile workers, modernist narratives: a critique of the historiography of transition on the Zambian copperbelt[part one]1993The historiography of transition on the Zambian copperbelt — another view

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