Preface: Franklin Knight
Introduction: Juanita De Barros, Audra A. Diptee, David V. Trotman
SECTION I: Slavery & Emancipation
1) Slavery and Emancipation in the French Caribbean: Recent Scholarship — David Geggus
2) Slavery, Race, and Power: A Half-Century of Spanish Caribbean Scholarship — Francisco A. Scarano
3) Slavery in the Dutch Caribbean: The Books No One Has Read — Alex van Stipriaan
4) The Historiography of Slavery and Abolition in the Anglophone Caribbean — Gad Heuman
SECTION II: Aftermath of Slavery
5) Two-Hundred-Year-Old Mountains: Issues and Themes in the Historiography of the Modern Francophone Caribbean — Matthew J. Smith
6) The Aftermath of Slavery in the Spanish-Speaking Caribbean: Historiography and Methodology — Aline Helg
7) Cherchez la femme and Other Quests in the Historiography of the Dutch Caribbean in the Post-Emancipation Era — Rosemarijn Hoefte
8) Recent Developments in the Historiography of the Post-Emancipation Anglophone Caribbean — Bridget Brereton
SECTION III: Colonialism & Decolonization
9) History’s Quarrel: The Future of the Past in the French Caribbean — Laurent Dubois
10) New National Spaces in the Spanish Caribbean: A Methodological Inquiry — Blanca G. Silvestrini
11) Historiography of Decolonization in the Anglophone Caribbean — O. Nigel Bolland