2012 Article Legacy File

Changing Family Forms, Patterns and Emerging Challenges within the South African Indian Daspora

Primary Investigators / Authors

Sultan Khan

Document Abstract / Summary Overview

Abstract Calcutta and Madras may be dubbed the "coolie catchment" centers for the British colonial trade in indentured labor destined for the southern tip of Africa. It was a weathered form of slavery based on voluntary contractual labor relationship-a more civilized version of slavery which was abolished throughout the British Empire in 1833. It took the form of a systematic but brutal coordination of capital accumulation using predominantly the single sex indentured labor system. Commencing in 1860,hordes of male laborers were shipped to the port city of Durban in South Africa to cultivate and process sugar on the coastal belt of the province of KwaZulu-Natal.

Technical Properties

Accession ID: http://www.jstor.org/stable/41585384
Archival Collection: UKZN-IKS
Language Registry: English
Asset Extent / Duration: 19 pages
Publisher: Journal of Comparative Family Studies
Rights Management Attribution: Management Rights

Co-Authors & Contributors

Sultan Khan creator

Taxonomy Classifications

🏷️ Management Rights 🏷️ Sultan Khan

Subject Keywords

# coolie catchment , slavery , capital accumulation

Geographic Spatial Coverage

πŸ“ South Africa
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