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Environing Empire

Nature, Infrastructure and the Making of German Southwest Africa

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Focusing on the environmental challenges faced by German colonists in Southwest Africa, the book explores their futile attempts to transform arid landscapes into profitable settlements. It delves into the interplay between natural forces and the violent realities of colonization, revealing the often-overlooked impact of the environment on colonial ambitions. By deconstructing the typical settler narrative, Martin Kalb presents a nuanced understanding of the colony's development leading up to World War I, highlighting the profound consequences for indigenous populations.

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Environing Empire, Martin Kalb

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Titre
Environing Empire
Sous-titre
Nature, Infrastructure and the Making of German Southwest Africa
Langue
Anglais
Publié
2022
Format
rigide
Pages
324
ISBN13
9781800732902
Séries
Mots clés
Afrique
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Focusing on the environmental challenges faced by German colonists in Southwest Africa, the book explores their futile attempts to transform arid landscapes into profitable settlements. It delves into the interplay between natural forces and the violent realities of colonization, revealing the often-overlooked impact of the environment on colonial ambitions. By deconstructing the typical settler narrative, Martin Kalb presents a nuanced understanding of the colony's development leading up to World War I, highlighting the profound consequences for indigenous populations.