The Oxford Handbook of Commodity History

Jonathan Curry-Machado is an Associate Fellow at the Centre for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London; Jean Stubbs is an Associate Fellow at the Centre for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London; William Gervase Clarence-Smith is an Emeritus Professor of History at SOAS University of London; Dr Jelmer Vos is a Lecturer in Global History at the University of Glasgow

• The Oxford Handbook of Commodity History Introduction, by Jonathan Curry-Machado and Jean Stubbs Part I: Approaches1. 'Commodity Chains: Analytical Advantages and Challenges Applied to Coffee'Paul S. Ciccantell, David A. Smith, and Steven C. Topik2. 'Approches Filières and Commodity Chains: Comparative Approaches in the Study of Cocoa'François Ruf, Franziska Ollendorf, and Enrique Uribe Leitz3. 'Anti-Commodities Revisited: Food, Culture, and Resistance'Sandip Hazareesingh and Harro Maat4. 'Commodity Frontiers: Linking Global Commodities and Local Resilience'Ulbe Bosma and Eric Vanhaute Part II: Global Histories5. 'Early Modern Commodity Routes: Ottoman Silks in the Webs of World Trade'Suraiya Faroqhi6. 'Port Cities and Commodities: Luanda in the Early Modern Period'Cátia Antunes and Jelmer Vos7. 'Commodities Shaping a New Imperial History: Tobacco and the Iberian Empires'Santiago de Luxán Meléndez, João Figueirôa-Rêgo, Vicente Sanz Rozalén, and Jean Stubbs8. 'Futures Trading and German Agricultural Markets'Alexander Engel9. 'Commodities Across the Socialist World'Anne Dietrich Part III: Methods of Production10. 'Mining Frontiers and the Making of the Modern World'Leonardo Marques11. 'Towards a Technological History of Global Commodities'David Pretel12. 'Plantations and Commodities: Indigo in Colonial India'Ghulam A. Nadri13. 'Primary Commodities and Industrial Consumers: The Case of Palm Oil'Jonathan E. Robins Part IV: People and Land14. 'Migration, Slavery, and Commodification'Michael Zeuske15. 'Labour as a Commodity: The Case of Rough Diamond Mining'Karin Hofmeester16. 'Land-Rights Commodification: Communal Land Control and Rural Conflict in Bolivia'Hanne Cottyn17. 'Circuits of Knowledge of Tropical Commodities'Leida Fernández-Prieto Part V: Environments18. 'Territorial Mapping and the Formation of Frontier Zones: The Trucial States (1930s-1950s)'Sabrina Joseph19. 'Land Use and Commodities: Amazonian Cocoa Production'Rafael Chambouleyron, Luly Fischer, and Karl Heinz Arenz20. 'Commodities, Trade, and Ecological Transformation in the Modern World'Corey Ross21. 'Commodities, Carbon, and Climate'John L. Brooke, Eric Herschthal, and Jed Kaplan Part VI: Commodities and Consumption22. 'Animals as Commodities: The Case of the Pacific Fur Seal'Helen Cowie23. 'Producing Drug Histories: Conquest and Commerce, Culture and Control'Joyce A. Madancy24. 'Culinary Commodities: Global Foods, People, and Cuisines'Elizabeth Zanoni25. 'Historical Archaeologies of Commodities: Race and Consumer Culture in the United States'Paul R. Mullins Part VI: Methodologies26. 'Seeing Things: The Visual Life of Commodities'Anna Arabindan-Kesson27. 'Computational Methods for the History of Commodities as Illustrated by Apple Pie Recipes'Marieke van Erp and Ulbe Bosma28. 'Mapping Commodity Histories: Historical GIS and Canadian Forest Products'Jim Clifford, Joshua MacFadyen, and Stéphane Castonguay29. 'Commodities, Interdisciplinarity, and Historical GIS: Early Modern Maritime Routes and Timber Supply'Ana Crespo Solana Conclusion, by William Gervase Clarence-Smith and Jelmer VosIndex

The editors and publisher should be congratulated for demonstrating the broad diversity of commodity history in this collection. The huge variety of analytical approaches and evidentiary presentation in this handbook should remind everyone of the value of historical study of how connected all humans across the globe have been and remain.