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    Making Southern Province PalatableThe Politics of Labor Stabilization through Food Rations in Late Colonial Southern Tanganyika
    Husseina Dinani
    African Economic History, July 2026, 54 (1) 51-78; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3368/aeh.54.1.51
    Husseina Dinani
    Husseina Dinani () is an Assistant Professor in the department of Historical and Cultural Studies at University of Toronto Scarborough. Her research interests focus on gender, women, and labor in colonial and postcolonial Tan-zania. She has published on this work in The International Journal of African Historical Studies, Gender & History and Journal of Historical Geography.
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