Emergence of the Caribbean Labour Movement
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TextPublication details: CARISFORM WillemstadAN 1986Description: 35 pAction note: - 3/7/00 M2LMGR
Traces the evolution of the Caribbean Labour Movement during 1834-1935. Examines whether or not the Movement has demonstrated in its interrelationship with parties and states a capacity to defend and advance the vital interests of the working class. Briefly outlines four periods in the historical relationship between unions, parties, and states. Discusses the Caribbean Labour Movement as a movement of protest, free labour, indentureship and the politicization of the labour movement. Contains text of speech delivered at the forty-seventh conference of the Antigua Trades and Labour Union on September 18th, 1986.
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