Settling Debt Patricia O'Connell Killen with special attention to the

with special attention to the question of ownership: What is it like to think of yourself as the owner of what you know

For many women

Worlding Home explores the entanglements of camp and city

These exercises lead us to a new

Applying a reflective behavioural science approach to the effectiveness and improvement of organizations

Settling Debt Patricia O'Connell Killen with special attention to theSettling Debt overturns the familiar tale of early antislavery as a pure moral triumph by revealing its uneasy ties to colonial ambition and economic anxiety. Cameron Seglias shows how, from the late seventeenth century through the American Revolution, settlers and religious writers condemned slavery as a threat to their own prosperity and salvation. Debt, understood both as money owed and moral obligation, anchored their vision of freedom and shaped