Erik Green

AEHN Textbook Chapters

• Production Systems in Pre-colonial Africa

  Erik Green

AEHN Working Papers

2021

• AEHN Working Paper #62
  Labour, Capital and Property Rights in a Land Abundant Peasant Economy: Explaining the Relative Success of Native Purchase Farmers in Southern Rhodesia, c. 1930-1960

  Erik Green and Mark Nyandoro

2018

• AEHN Working Paper #42
  Was Slavery a Flexible Form of Labour? Division of Labour and Location Specific Skills on the Eastern Cape Frontier

  Calumet Links, Johan Fourie and Erik Green

2017

• AEHN Working Paper #34
  The Land-Labour Hypothesis Revised: Wealth, Labour and Household Composition at the South African Frontier

  Erik Green

2016

• AEHN Working Paper #29
  The Development of Settler Agriculture in British Africa Revisited: Estimating the Role of Tenant Labour in Southern Rhodesia, c. 1920-1960

  Erik Green

2014

• AEHN Working Paper #16
  Success and Failure of European Settler Farming in Colonial Africa

  Ewout Frankema, Erik Green and Ellen Hillbom

2013

• AEHN Working Paper #14
  Development under the surface– unintended consequences of settler institutions in Southern Rhodesia, 1896-1962

  Martin Andersson and Erik Green

2012

• AEHN Working Paper #2
  Land Concentration, Institutional Control and African agency: Growth and Stagnation of European Tobacco Farming in Shire Highlands, c 1900 – 1940

  Erik Green

• AEHN Working Paper #1
  Moving Forward in African Economic History: Bridging the Gap Between Methods and Sources

  Morten Jerven, Gareth Austin, Erik Green, Chibuike Uche, Ewout Frankema, Johan Fourie, Joseph Inikori, Alexander Moradi and Ellen Hillbom

AEHN Blog Articles

• Was the wage burden too heavy? Profits and wages on European settler farms

  Jutta Bolt and Erik Green - 17 October 2016

• The Land–Labour Hypothesis in a Settler Economy: Wealth, Labour and Household Composition on the South African Frontier

  Jeanne Cilliers and Erik Green - 26 April 2019

• Labour Control and the Establishment of Profitable Settler Agriculture in Colonial Kenya, c. 1920-45

  Maria Fibaek and Erik Green - 3 June 2019