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書目名稱Guyana: Race and Politics among Africans and East Indians影響因子(影響力)




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Labor Problems and Social Adjustment,hat ruin for the planters and the black was automatic on manumission.. Rodway opined that the severe labor shortages would make the African master of the situation.. Each year the number of laborers available became less and less. The Guianese planter and those who were dependent upon him faced virt

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The Precursors of Conflict between the Fragments,population of Guyana consisted of widely divergent fragments which detached from different external environments. Attaching themselves to the social milieu of Guiana, they effected transformations which produced a peculiar cultural racial formulation with violent overtones between the two largest fr

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The Eruption of Violence, new government, realizing that it was in office and not in power, decided to conduct themselves quite differently from that of the 1953 period. Indeed, the party elite in their more reflective moments had concluded that they had definitely overrated the revolutionary possibilities of the party as a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-8636-1) colonies were founded in the temperate regions by Europeans who were mainly seeking refuge from religious persecution, political, and social discontent. These colonies possessed no special value to the mother country as their products were competitive with those of Europe. The settlers were primar