The Business History Review · 1970 · 45 citations · 29 references
HumanitiesEconomicsHistoryEconomic HistoryPolitical EconomySlavery StudiesEnslavement In The AmericasPlantation SlaverySlave MarketsSlave PlantationsSlavery Historiography
The economics of slavery in the United States has long been a subject of great interest to historians, but the use of bondsmen in southern industries has been little studied. Professor Starobin not only provides new information on industrial slavery, but also offers important conclusions concerning the profitability, efficiency, and viability of this “peculiar institution.”
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Clyde E. Dankert · Industrial and Labor Relations Review · 1964 · 478 citations
C. G. Woodson, Ulrich B. Phillips · The Mississippi Valley Historical Review · 1919 · 227 citations
Humanities, History, Labor Law +13
The reinterpretation of American Economic History
J.R.T Hughes · Explorations in Economic History · 1972 · 190 citations
Social Sciences, Economics, History +12
The Reinterpretation of American Economic History.
G. R. Hawke, Robert W. Fogel, Stanley L. Engerman · The Economic Journal · 1972 · 145 citations