Nigerian Groundnut Exports: Origins and Early Development

This book is an ex-library edition, showing typical library markings such as stickers and catalog labels on the spine and cover. The hardcover binding remains intact, though the absence of a dust jacket and some shelf wear are evident. The pages are clean, with no inscriptions or signatures, making it a solid reading copy.

"Nigerian Groundnut Exports: Origins and Early Development" by Jan S. Hogendorn is a detailed exploration of the historical and economic significance of groundnut exports in Nigeria. Published in 1978 by Ahmadu Bello University Press and Oxford University Press Nigeria, this hardcover edition is a vital resource for understanding the agricultural and economic landscape of Nigeria during a pivotal period. Hogendorn, a noted economist and Chairman of the Department of Economics at Colby College, provides an authoritative analysis of the origins and growth of this critical export sector. This book is particularly valuable to scholars of African economic history and agricultural development. The copy is an ex-library edition, which may appeal to collectors seeking unique library markings but lacks a dust jacket. Its scarcity in this particular edition makes it a noteworthy addition to specialized collections.