Explore the intricate connections between insurance, slavery, and expertise in this thought-provoking lecture by Michael Ralph from Howard University. Delve into the historical and economic implications of these intertwined subjects, examining how insurance practices were applied to the slave trade and how this shaped the development of financial expertise. Gain insights into the complex relationship between capitalism, human commodification, and risk management throughout history.
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