Year: 1988
Type: article
Abstract: Introduction - Richard Tardanico Issues in the Study of Caribbean Crises PART ONE: LABOR, ECONOMY, AND CRISIS White Days, Black Days - Dale W Tomich The Working Day and the Crisis of Slavery in the French Caribbean Labor and Ethnicity - Sidney W Mintz The Caribbean Conjuncture Economic Development and Dependency in Nineteenth-Century Guatemala - Ralph Lee Woodward, Jr Employment Crises and Economic Development in the Caribbean - David Bray Jamaica and the Dominican Republic The Informal Sector Revisited - Cynthia Truelove The Case of the Talleres Rurales Mini-Maquilas in Colombia PART TWO: STATE, ECONOMY, AND CRISIS State Responses to the Great Depression, 1929-1934 - Richard Tardanico 'Revolutionary' Mexico and 'Non-Revolutionary' Colombia Coffee and Politics in Central America - Jeffrey M Paige Sandanista Relations with the West - Robert P Matthews The Limits of Nonalighment Restratification After Revolution - Susan Eckstein The Cuban Experience The International Monetary Fund and Crisis in the Dominican Republic - Martin F Murphy
Authors: Franklin W. Knight, Richard Tardanico
Institution: Johns Hopkins University
Language: English
Subfield: Cultural Studies
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W2317642165