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The performance and suitability of the standard system of political democracy : a comparative analysis of Guyana and Suriname/ Jack Menke

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Menke, Jack [Author]

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TextSeries: The Integrationist ; Vol. 3,No 2 (2006)Publication details: Jamaica Ian Randle Publishers 2006Description: pp. 203-233Subject(s):

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11/20/06 JOYD

In: The IntegrationistSummary: Seeks to explain differences and similarities in the structures of the Surinamese and Guyanese societies, the political system that emerged and the performance since the first election under universal suffrage. Assumes that while there are differences between Guyana and Suriname with regard to the ethnic diversity, the political system and ethnic conflict, both societies are in a crisis of democracy and development that connot be explained by the 'plural society' and related concepts.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Vol info	Status	Barcode
Analytic	CARICOM Documentation Centre On shelf (Serials)	01.02.05 I61 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Vol. 3,No 2 (2006)	Available	0000000020916

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Seeks to explain differences and similarities in the structures of the Surinamese and Guyanese societies, the political system that emerged and the performance since the first election under universal suffrage. Assumes that while there are differences between Guyana and Suriname with regard to the ethnic diversity, the political system and ethnic conflict, both societies are in a crisis of democracy and development that connot be explained by the 'plural society' and related concepts.

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