Notes

• Author: Trevor Munroe/Arnold Bertram
• Profession: Rhodes Scholar and Fulbright Fellow, political scientist, labour activist and politician, is Professor of Government and Politics at the University of the West Indies, Mona/Distinguished commentator on Jamaican Social History and Political Development is a former Legislator in both houses of the Jamaican Parliament and a former Minister of ...
• Pages: 719-727

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Introduction

Filling the Information Gap

1. For example, the following works would be representative: Carl Stone,

Democracy and Clientelism in Jamaica (New Brunswick and London:

Transaction Books, 1980); Stone, Class, State and Democracy in Jamaica (USA:

Praeger Publishers, 1986); Stone, Politics versus Economics: The 1989 Elections

in Jamaica (Kingston: Heinemann Publishers, 1989); Trevor Munroe, The

Politics of Constitutional Decolonization: Jamaica 1944–1962 (Kingston: The

Institute of Social and Economic Research, University of the West Indies,

1972); Munroe, Renewing Democracy into the Millennium: the Jamaican Experience

in Perspective (Kingston: The University of the West Indies Press, 1999);

Rex Nettleford, ed., Jamaica in Independence: Essays on the Early Years

(Kingston: Heinemann Publishers (Caribbean) Limited, 1989); Terry Lacey,

Violence and Politics in Jamaica (Manchester: Manchester University Press,

1977); Obika Gray, Radicalism and Social Change in Jamaica, 1960–1972

(Knoxville: The University of Tennessee Press, 1991); Anthony J. Payne,

Politics in Jamaica. Revised edition (Kingston: Ian Randle Publishers, 1994).

THE JOURNEY TO ADULT SUFFRAGE

Chapter 1: The Colonial Franchise

1. Joy Lumsden, ‘Joseph Robert Love’ (PhD thesis, University of the West

Indies), 313.

2. Norman Girvan, ‘The Political Economy of Race in the Americas’, in Garvey:

His Work and Impact, eds. Rupert Lewis and Patrick Bryan (Trenton, NJ:

Africa World Press Inc, 1991), 13.

3. Don Robotham, ‘Development of a Black Ethnicity’, in Garvey: His Work and

Impact, eds. Rupert Lewis and Patrick Bryan (Trenton, NJ: Africa World

Press, 1991), 36.

4. C.L.R. James, Beyond a Boundary (London: Stanley Paul & Co Ltd, 1963), 57.

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