by Aaron Kamugisha: Introduction: Post-colonial failure? C.L.R. James: Theorizing post-colonial citizenshipThe West Indian middle classes Walter Rodney: Theories of the post-colonial stateContemporary political trends in the English-speaking Caribbean Percy Hintzen: Afro-Creole nationalism as elite domination : the English-speaking West Indies Ernesto Sagás: The development of Antihaitianismo into a dominant ideology during the Trujillo era Michel-Rolph Trouillot: State against nation Carl Stone: Clientelism, power and democracy Brian Meeks: The political moment in Jamaica : the dimensions of hegemonic dissolution C.Y. Thomas: The rise of the authoritarian state George Danns: Politics, corruption and the police Norman Girvan: Expropriation and compensation from a Third World perspective George Belle: Against colonialism : political theory and re-colonisation in the Caribbean Eudine Barriteau: Confronting power and politics : a feminist theorizing of gender in Commonwealth Caribbean studies Hilbourne Watson: Caribbean options under global neoliberalism M. Jacqui Alexander: Not just (any)body can be a citizen : the politics of law, sexuality and postcoloniality in Trinidad and Tobago and the Bahamas Tracy Robinson: Fictions of citizenship, bodies without sex : the production and effacement of gender in the law Obika Gray: Predation politics and the political impasse in Jamaica Patricia Mohammed: The Asian other in the Caribbean Charles Mills: Smadditizin' Frantz Fanon: Caribbean regionalism, integration, diasporaAre we seeing the birth of a nation in the West Indies? Arthur Lewis: The agony of the Eight Patsy Lewis: "A scuffling of Islands" or a nation? Havelock R.H. Ross-Brewster: Identity, space and the West Indian Union Stuart Hall: Thinking the diaspora : home-thoughts from abroad Edouard Glissant: Towards Caribbeanness A.W. Singham and N.L. Singham: Cultural domination and political subordination : notes toward a theory of the Caribbean political system Frantz Fanon: Racism and culture Eric Williams: The political leader considered as a man of culture Rupert Lewis: Learning to blow the abeng : a critical look at anti-establishment movements of the 1960s and 1970s Jacky Dahomay: Cultural identity versus political identity in the French West Indies George Lamming: Politics and culture Erna Brodber: Re-engineering blackspace Sylvia Wynter: The Pope must have been drunk, the King of Castile a madman : culture as actuality, and the Caribbean rethinking modernity Paget Henry.: Afterword: Contours of political thought in the post-independence Caribbean |
