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Connecting Histories in Afghanistan Market Relations and State Formation on a Colonial Frontier

Shah Mahmoud Hanifi

 

Table of Contents

  • Acknowledgments
  • Preface: Querying the Kabul Hypothesis
  • Part I: Colonial Market Knowledge and Commercial Experimentation
  • Introduction: The Historical Location and Conceptual Framing of Afghanistan
  • 1. Financing the Kabul Produce
  • 2. Contracting Nomadic Carriage for an Aquatic Agenda
  • 3. Fiscal Instability and State Revenue Reformulation during the First British Occupation
  • Part II: The New Outdated Colonial Political Economy
  • 4. Capital Concentrations and Coordinations: Peshawar Subsidies and Kabul Workshops
  • 5. New State Texts and Old Commercial Flows
  • 6. Mutual Evasion between Afghanistan and the Global Marketplace
  • Conclusion: Deflecting Colonial Canons and Cannons: Alternate Routes to Knowing Afghanistan
  • Glossary
  • Bibliography
  • Gallery
  • Cover and Header Photo by Steve McCurry
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  • © 2008 Columbia University Press

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  • Acknowledgments
  • Preface: Querying the Kabul Hypothesis
  • Part I: Colonial Market Knowledge and Commercial Experimentation
  • Introduction: The Historical Location and Conceptual Framing of Afghanistan
  • 1. Financing the Kabul Produce
  • 2. Contracting Nomadic Carriage for an Aquatic Agenda
  • 3. Fiscal Instability and State Revenue Reformulation during the First British Occupation
  • Part II: The New Outdated Colonial Political Economy
  • 4. Capital Concentrations and Coordinations: Peshawar Subsidies and Kabul Workshops
  • 5. New State Texts and Old Commercial Flows
  • 6. Mutual Evasion between Afghanistan and the Global Marketplace
  • Conclusion: Deflecting Colonial Canons and Cannons: Alternate Routes to Knowing Afghanistan
  • Glossary
  • Bibliography