Mohamed Adhikari is Emeritus Associate Professor of History, University of Cape Town and received the inaugural Impact Award from the International Network of Genocide Scholars in 2020.

"A succinct, insightful, and highly readable text discussing an issue that deserves to be integral to any world history course. Using four finely crafted, yet widely dispersed, case studies Adhikari strikingly shows how vulnerability and resistance occur as the waves of global capitalism hit indigenous societies."—Robert Gordon, University of Vermont

Mohamed Adhikari is Emeritus Associate Professor of History, University of Cape Town and received the inaugural Impact Award from the International Network of Genocide Scholars in 2020.

"A succinct, insightful, and highly readable text discussing an issue that deserves to be integral to any world history course. Using four finely crafted, yet widely dispersed, case studies Adhikari strikingly shows how vulnerability and resistance occur as the waves of global capitalism hit indigenous societies."—Robert Gordon, University of Vermont

Mohamed Adhikari is Emeritus Associate Professor of History, University of Cape Town and received the inaugural Impact Award from the International Network of Genocide Scholars in 2020.

"A succinct, insightful, and highly readable text discussing an issue that deserves to be integral to any world history course. Using four finely crafted, yet widely dispersed, case studies Adhikari strikingly shows how vulnerability and resistance occur as the waves of global capitalism hit indigenous societies."—Robert Gordon, University of Vermont