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　　The Ngwa region lies in the heart of the Nigerian palm belt.

Palm oil is one of the oldest foodstuffs of the region and has also

been an export crop, produced mainly by women, from the early

nineteenth century to the present day. This book describes the rise

and fall of the oil palm export industry. In contrast to the views

of both dependency and vent-for-surplus theorists, it is shown that

patterns of export growth and capital investment were heavily

influenced by locally inspired changes in food production methods,

gender and intergenerational relationships. The processes of change

within the domestic and export economies became increasingly

closely intertwined after 1924, when African coastal middlemen

began to settle further inland and to spread the knowledge of

cassava and Christianity, and when colonial officials introduced

direct taxation and consolidated their Native Court system. This

book draws upon a wide range of economic, botanical,

anthropological and historical studies as well as on colonial

archives, but its heart lies in the oral evidence and life

histories generously provided by Ngwa men and women.

List of maps and figure

Acknowledgements

Abbreviations

1. Introduction

2. Ecology, society and economic change to 1891

3. The Ngwa and colonial rule, 1891–1914

4. The expansion of the oil palm industry, 1884–1914

5. The end of the boom

6. Cassava and Christianity

7. Authority, justice and property rights

8. Trade, credit and mobility

9. Production and protest: the Women Riot, 1929

10. Cash cropping and economic change, 1930–80

11. Conclusion

Statistical appendix

Notes

Interviews conducted in the Ngwa region, 1980–1

Bibliography

Index

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