Caribbean Reasonings - Caribbean Political Activism: Essays in Honour of Richard Hart
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Language
English
ISBN
978-976-637-655-0
Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Richard Hart’s Evaluation of Early Modern Jamaican Politics
1. Preserving the Record: The Role of the Political Activist/Historian
2. The Logic of Richard Hart’s Slaves Who Abolished Slavery: Black Abolitionism and the Agency of Emancipated Nationhood
3. Richard Hart and the ‘Resurrection’ of Marcus Garvey
4. Insights from the 1938 (All Jamaica) Economic andIndustrial Conference
5. The Present in the Past: Caribbean Economic Development since Independence: The 1960s–2000s
6. Alexander Bustamante and Constitutional Government inJamaica, 1944–47
7. Seaforth in the Eye of the Storm: The Role of Rastafari in Major 1938 Events
8. The 1930s Labour Rebellions in Barbados and Jamaica: Considering Violence and Leadership in Decolonization
9. The Early Political History of Wilfred A. Domingo, 1919–39
10. Black Marxist: Champion of the Negro Toilers
11. Self-Liberation: The Cases of Occupied Haiti and the Anglophone Caribbean’s Labour Rebellions
12. Imagining Freedom: Afro-Jamaican Yearnings and the Politics of the Workers’ Party of Jamaica
13. Grenada, Once Again: Re-visiting the 1983 Crisis and Collapse of the Grenada Revolution
14. Grenada, Education, and Revolution, 1979–83
15. Foreign Policy and Economic Development in Small States: A Case Study of Grenada
Contributors
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