Politics in a Half-Made Society: Trinidad and Tobago 1925-2001
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Description
Contents
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Language
English
ISBN
978-976-637-663-5
Contents
Illustrations
Tables
Abbreviations
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Prelude to Self-Government
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ELECTORAL POLITICS, 1925-53: ‘WE ARE ALL INDIVIDUALS’
Part 1 - The Long Reign of Eric Williams, 1956-81
THE COMING TO POWER OF ERIC WILLIAMS, 1954-62: ‘PNM AGAINST THE REST’
POLITICS IN THE INDEPENDENCE PERIOD, 1962-81: ‘RIGHT BACK TO 1956’
Part 2 - Paved with Good Intentions: TheRise and Fall of the National Alliance for Reconstruction, 1981-91
THE FALL OF THE PNM, 1981-6: ‘ALL AH WE TIEF’
THE FALL OF THE NAR, 1987-91: ‘BETWEEN GOOD INTENTIONS AND EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION’
Part 3 - Toward Stalemate: Structural Adjustment, Indian Arrival, and Slim Majorities
THE FALL OF THE MANNING ADMINISTRATION, 1992-5: ‘FATHER OF THE NATION’
THE UNC GOVERNMENT,1995-2001: ‘NONE SHALL ESCAPE UNSCATHED’
Conclusion
Afterword
Appendices
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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