The party and the garrison

Rex A McKenzie

The party and the garrison

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Abstract

This work is intended to be a scholarly contribution in the area of Caribbean Political Economy. It is premised on the notion that the peculiar history of Jamaica, the slave plantation origin through to the colonial, neocolonial and post colonial forms of economic organization tend to the formation and reproduction of the total institution as a system of social organization.

Original language	English
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 5 Nov 2005
Event	University of Massachusetts ÔÇô New School University Economics Graduate Student Workshop - Amherst, Massachusetts, U.S.A. Duration: 5 Nov 2005 → 6 Nov 2005

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Workshop	University of Massachusetts ÔÇô New School University Economics Graduate Student Workshop
Period	5/11/05 → 6/11/05

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Organising Body: University of Massachusetts & New School University

Keywords

Economics and econometrics

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The party and the garrison

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