Perry Mars
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 194060 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Perry Mars |
| PRENOMES | Perry |
| SOBRENOME | Mars |
| ASSINATURA | MARS P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Wayne State University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1984 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Kate Quinn, editor. Black Power in the Caribbean
Journal Article Kate Quinn, editor. Black Power in the Caribbean. Get access Kate Quinn, editor. Black Power in the Caribbean. Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2014. Pp. 281. $74.95. Perry Mars Perry Mars Emeritus Wayne State University [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The American Historical Review, Volume 120, Issue 1, February 2015, Pages 306–307, https://doi.org/10.1093/ahr/120…
Radical moves
The book deals with the travails of labour migrations from the British Caribbean across what the author calls the circum-Caribbean, inclusive of such neighbouring countries as Venezuela, Panama, Co
Caribbean influences in African-American political struggles
Caribbean diaspora intellectuals have contributed significantly to African-American political struggles over the years, despite arguments by some African-American intellectuals about what they discern as West Indian negativism, extremism, and divisiveness in American political life. This essay examines the legacy of a representative sample of diasporic Caribbean intellectuals since the time of the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s and culminating i…
Ethnic Politics, Mediation, and Conflict Resolution
Coercive and elitist approaches to political control in post-colonial states like Guyana have often proved counterproductive with respect to resolving ethno-political conflicts in these parts. In Guyana, this contradiction is usually manifested in terms of the escalation of legitimate political competition into overtly violent ethno-political violence and polarization, and reinforced by the consequent devaluation of the more democratic or pacific…
State Intervention and Ethnic Conflict Resolution
Les theories selon lesquelles l'Etat coercitif et le marche libre permettraient la resolution des conflits interethniques sont recusees par l'A. L'autorite politique de l'Etat caribbeen (Guyane, Trinidad et Tobago) est liee a la structure de classes et s'efforce de se legitimer. Alors que les methodes coercitives ont echoue, des efforts sont faits vers une cooperation interethnique (Noirs et Indiens
Foreign Influence, Political Conflicts and Conflict Resolution in the Caribbean
This article focuses on the interconnection between international factors and domestic political conflicts in the Third World context, with specific reference to Caribbean countries. Theories suggesting either no correlation or a direct linear linkage between international and domestic conflicts are criticized. It is posited that (a) the linkage between international pressures and domestic political conflicts is usually mediated by domestic class…
Destabilization and Socialist Orientation in the English-Speaking Caribbean
The central concern of this article is the viability of relatively weak and disadvantaged states in a potentially hostile and powerful geopolitical environment. The bold initiative on the part of a few Caribbean states, reflected in their commitment to socialist transformation in close proximity to the Colossus of Capitalism, the United States, has led to several far-reaching implications, the most serious of which is the possibility of frustrati…
State Intervention and Ethnic Conflict Resolution
Les theories selon lesquelles l'Etat coercitif et le marche libre permettraient la resolution des conflits interethniques sont recusees par l'A. L'autorite politique de l'Etat caribbeen (Guyane, Trinidad et Tobago) est liee a la structure de classes et s'efforce de se legitimer. Alors que les methodes coercitives ont echoue, des efforts sont faits vers une cooperation interethnique (Noirs et Indiens
Ethnic Politics, Mediation, and Conflict Resolution
Coercive and elitist approaches to political control in post-colonial states like Guyana have often proved counterproductive with respect to resolving ethno-political conflicts in these parts. In Guyana, this contradiction is usually manifested in terms of the escalation of legitimate political competition into overtly violent ethno-political violence and polarization, and reinforced by the consequent devaluation of the more democratic or pacific…
Radical moves
The book deals with the travails of labour migrations from the British Caribbean across what the author calls the circum-Caribbean, inclusive of such neighbouring countries as Venezuela, Panama, Co
Destabilization and Socialist Orientation in the English-Speaking Caribbean
The central concern of this article is the viability of relatively weak and disadvantaged states in a potentially hostile and powerful geopolitical environment. The bold initiative on the part of a few Caribbean states, reflected in their commitment to socialist transformation in close proximity to the Colossus of Capitalism, the United States, has led to several far-reaching implications, the most serious of which is the possibility of frustrati…
Foreign Influence, Political Conflicts and Conflict Resolution in the Caribbean
This article focuses on the interconnection between international factors and domestic political conflicts in the Third World context, with specific reference to Caribbean countries. Theories suggesting either no correlation or a direct linear linkage between international and domestic conflicts are criticized. It is posited that (a) the linkage between international pressures and domestic political conflicts is usually mediated by domestic class…
Destabilization and Socialist Orientation in the English-Speaking Caribbean
The central concern of this article is the viability of relatively weak and disadvantaged states in a potentially hostile and powerful geopolitical environment. The bold initiative on the part of a few Caribbean states, reflected in their commitment to socialist transformation in close proximity to the Colossus of Capitalism, the United States, has led to several far-reaching implications, the most serious of which is the possibility of frustrati…
State Intervention and Ethnic Conflict Resolution
Les theories selon lesquelles l'Etat coercitif et le marche libre permettraient la resolution des conflits interethniques sont recusees par l'A. L'autorite politique de l'Etat caribbeen (Guyane, Trinidad et Tobago) est liee a la structure de classes et s'efforce de se legitimer. Alors que les methodes coercitives ont echoue, des efforts sont faits vers une cooperation interethnique (Noirs et Indiens
Foreign Influence, Political Conflicts and Conflict Resolution in the Caribbean
This article focuses on the interconnection between international factors and domestic political conflicts in the Third World context, with specific reference to Caribbean countries. Theories suggesting either no correlation or a direct linear linkage between international and domestic conflicts are criticized. It is posited that (a) the linkage between international pressures and domestic political conflicts is usually mediated by domestic class…
Ethnic Politics, Mediation, and Conflict Resolution
Coercive and elitist approaches to political control in post-colonial states like Guyana have often proved counterproductive with respect to resolving ethno-political conflicts in these parts. In Guyana, this contradiction is usually manifested in terms of the escalation of legitimate political competition into overtly violent ethno-political violence and polarization, and reinforced by the consequent devaluation of the more democratic or pacific…
Caribbean influences in African-American political struggles
Caribbean diaspora intellectuals have contributed significantly to African-American political struggles over the years, despite arguments by some African-American intellectuals about what they discern as West Indian negativism, extremism, and divisiveness in American political life. This essay examines the legacy of a representative sample of diasporic Caribbean intellectuals since the time of the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s and culminating i…
Radical moves
The book deals with the travails of labour migrations from the British Caribbean across what the author calls the circum-Caribbean, inclusive of such neighbouring countries as Venezuela, Panama, Co
Kate Quinn, editor. Black Power in the Caribbean
Journal Article Kate Quinn, editor. Black Power in the Caribbean. Get access Kate Quinn, editor. Black Power in the Caribbean. Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2014. Pp. 281. $74.95. Perry Mars Perry Mars Emeritus Wayne State University [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The American Historical Review, Volume 120, Issue 1, February 2015, Pages 306–307, https://doi.org/10.1093/ahr/120…
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