Articles in 'Jamaica'
SUGAR SYMPOSIUM: SUGAR WITHOUT EMOTION
May I say first that I'm speaking on my own behalf. I look at this sugar business without any emotion, without any heat, without any rancour. I know that sugar has been a political crop; it is a crop that...
The year 1968 marked the centennial of Jamaica's banana export industry. Because of an absence of a sense of history...
PETER ABRAHAMS-Recent Visitor to Anguilla: Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: I found when I reached Anguilla that for all practical...
This paper aims at sketching in broad outline the development of the Jamaican economy during the post-war period and assessing...
This article is extracted from a forthcoming book by Professor Lewis on The Growth of the Modern West Indies to...
I The process of decolonization in the Commonwealth Caribbean in the post-war period has so far followed a single pattern...
The old capitols one heap of carefully preserved garbage Georgian square imposing facades hiding either dusty archive the only records...
Peter Abrahams, This Island Now. Faber and Faber, London 1966. One welcomes any novel about the present day Caribbean situation....
I A bare list of the events which followed the riots at Morant Bay provokes no argument. But whether these...
