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The Struggle for recognition of the indigenous voice : Amerindians in Guyanese politics

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  • 9/25/13 SANDRAW
Summary: Deals with intra- and inter-communitt politics in the hinterland, and with politics between hinterland peoples and coastlanders. Focuses on the two periods when Amerindians perceived that could hold a balance between two dominant coastlander political parties during 1953-1965, and the present day, when the party in power strives to prevent the emergence of an Amerindian political block.
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Deals with intra- and inter-communitt politics in the hinterland, and with politics between hinterland peoples and coastlanders. Focuses on the two periods when Amerindians perceived that could hold a balance between two dominant coastlander political parties during 1953-1965, and the present day, when the party in power strives to prevent the emergence of an Amerindian political block.

9/25/13 SANDRAW

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