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Introduction: Post-colonial Failure? / By Aaron Kamugisha -- Theories Of The Post-colonial State -- Contemporary Political Trends In The English-speaking Caribbean / Walter Rodney -- Afro-creole Nationalism As Elite Domination : The English-speaking West Indies / Percy Hintzen -- The Development Of Antihaitianismo Into A Dominant Ideology During The Trujillo Era / Ernesto Sagás -- State Against Nation / Michel-rolph Trouillot -- Clientelism, Power And Democracy / Carl Stone -- The Political Moment In Jamaica : The Dimensions Of Hegemonic Dissolution / Brian Meeks -- The Rise Of The Authoritarian State / C.y. Thomas -- Politics, Corruption And The Police / George Danns -- Expropriation And Compensation From A Third World Perspective / Norman Girvan -- Against Colonialism : Political Theory And Re-colonisation In The Caribbean / George Belle -- Confronting Power And Politics : A Feminist Theorizing Of Gender In Commonwealth Caribbean Studies / Eudine Barriteau -- Caribbean Options Under Global Neoliberalism / Hilbourne Watson -- Theorizing Post-colonial Citizenship -- The West Indian Middle Classes / C.l.r. James -- Not Just (any)body Can Be A Citizen : The Politics Of Law, Sexuality

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Author
Aaron Kamugisha (Editor), Henry Paget (Afterword)
Publisher
Ian Randle Publishers; Ian Randle Publishers, Jamaica
Published
2013
Language
EN
ISBN
9789766376192
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Political Science, History, Social_sciences
Rating
5 / 5 (1 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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