The Newer Caribbean: Decolonization, Democracy, and Development

376 Pages·1983·13.934 MB·English

by  Paget Henry, Carl Stone

Inter-American Politics Series / Volume
THE NEWER CARIBBEAN
Decolonization, Democracy,
and Development
editors:
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Inter-American Politics Series
SPONSORED BY THE
Center for Inter-American Relations! New York
VOLUME 1
Terms of Conflict:
Ideology in Latin American Politics
editors: Morris J. Blackman & Ronald G. Heilman
VOLUME 2
Authoritarianism in Mexico
editors: Jose Luis Reyna & Richard S. Weinert
VOLUME 3
Brazil and Mexico:
Patterns in Late Development
editors: Sylvia Ann Hewlett & Richard S. Weinert
VOLUME 4
The Newer Caribbean:
Decolonization, Democracy, and Development
editors: Paget Henry & Carl Stone
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THE NEWER CARIBBEAN
Decolonization, Democracy,
and Development
editors:
Paget Henry & Carl Stone
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ISHI A Publication of the
Institute for the Study of Human Issues
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Copyright © 1983 by ISHI,
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Main entry under title:
The Newer Caribbean.
(Inter-American politics series; v. 4)
Bibliography: p.
Includes index.
1. Decolonization—Caribbean area—Addresses, essays,
lectures. 2. Representative government and representation
—Caribbean area—Addresses, essays, lectures. 3. Caribbean
area—Economic conditions—1945—Addresses, essays, lectures.
4. Caribbean area—Foreign relations—Addresses, essays, lectures.
I. Henry, Paget, II. Stone, Carl.
JL599.5.A91N48 1982 972.9’052 82-11817
ISBN 0-89727-039-8
ISBN 0-89727-049-5 (pbk.)
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Preface
As was true of its three predecessors, this latest volume in the Inter-
American Politics Series grew out of a group of seminars that explored
in depth and from all angles those themes and issues having a direct
political impact on the lands and peoples of the Americas. The
objective of these seminars has always been to establish a sense of real
communication and exchange of ideas among diverse but highly
knowledgeable groups of participants. The books later emerging from
these discussions have been designed to reflect the collective thinking
of many of the most outstanding authorities in the field of inter-
American affairs. The seminars brought together social scientists as
well as policymakers representing a wide range of intellectual and
professional backgrounds, encouraging the broadest dialogue on those
subjects deemed critical to an understanding of hemispheric politics.
The aim of each volume in the Inter-American Politics Series is to
reach beyond the seminar participants and the specialists to a wider
public concerned about contemporary affairs in Latin America and the
Caribbean. It is my hope that this book, along with previous and
forthcoming volumes in the Series, will contribute significantly to
ongoing research, practical problem-solving, and a climate of better
understanding throughout the hemisphere.
Ronald G. Hellman
General Editor
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