The New Guinea Villager: The Impact of Colonial Rule on Primitive Society and Economy

The hardcover book is in good condition, with the dust jacket displaying noticeable wear, including some edge tears and a sticker on the front cover. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book's durability. There are no inscriptions or signatures present.

"The New Guinea Villager: The Impact of Colonial Rule on Primitive Society and Economy" by Charles Rowley is a significant work published in 1966 by Frederick A. Praeger, Publishers, in collaboration with Pall Mall Press. This edition explores the profound effects of colonial rule on the indigenous societies and economies of New Guinea. Charles Rowley, an esteemed scholar in the field, provides an in-depth analysis of the cultural and economic transformations experienced by New Guinea villagers under colonial influence. This printing offers a unique perspective on the intersection of anthropology and colonial studies, making it a valuable resource for researchers and enthusiasts alike. The book is bound in hardcover and retains its original dust jacket, which shows signs of wear. Despite the absence of an ISBN, this edition is a noteworthy addition to collections focusing on colonial history and anthropology.