Indo-Caribbean Indenture

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Focusing on the experiences of East Indians in the Caribbean from 1838 to 1920, this work explores the indenture system within the context of imperialism, labor shortages post-slavery, and gender relations. By employing a contemporary analytical lens influenced by subaltern studies, it offers a fresh interpretation that diverges from traditional historical narratives. This book is particularly relevant for historians and social scientists interested in Caribbean history, migration, ethnicity, gender studies, and labor dynamics.