Dependency and socialism in the modern Caribbean: superpower intervention in Guyana, Jamaica, and Grenada, 1970-1985

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Caribbean history, culture, and politics Political Economy and Marxism World Systems and Global Transformations

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Part 1 Foreword Part 2 Preface Part 3 Introduction Chapter 4 The Development of the Political Economy of the Caribbean Chapter 5 Dependency in the Commonwealth Caribbean Chapter 6 The Struggle to Overcome Dependency in the Caribbean through Integration Chapter 7 International Challenge to Dependency by CARICOM States Chapter 8 Guyana: The Adoption of Cooperative Socialism Chapter 9 Jamaica: The Declaration of Democratic Socialism Chapter 10 Revolutionary Socialism: Grenada's Experience Chapter 11 U.S.-led Destabilization of Guyana, Jamaica, and Grenada Chapter 12 Conclusion: Dependency, Socialism, and Superpower Intervention in the Caribbean

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