Lecture

Slavery and Capitalism

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Description

This lecture explores the relationship between slavery and capitalism, focusing on the Haitian Revolution and the abolition of slavery in St-Domingue. It delves into the economic aspects of the transatlantic slave trade, the organization of slavery, and the resistance of enslaved individuals. The discussion also covers the impact of the Code Noir, a set of laws governing the treatment of slaves in French colonies. Additionally, it analyzes the demographic and economic data related to the slave trade, highlighting the significant role of slavery in the capitalist system. The lecture concludes by examining the enduring legacy of slavery on modern capitalism, as discussed in Eric Williams' book 'Capitalism and Slavery'.

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