Introduction: Ethnicity and Development -- Pt. I. The Guyana Case. I. The Making of a Multi-Ethnic State. II. The Structuring of Communal Identities. III. The Fateful Fall into the Spiral of Ethnic Politics: The Role of Party Organisation. IV. The Fateful Fall into the Spiral of Ethnic Politics: The Role of Elections and Political Campaigns. V. The Fateful Fall into the Spiral of Ethnic Politics: The Role of Voluntary Associations and Pressure Groups. VI. Ethnic Conflict Explodes into Civil War. VII. Ethnic Domination, Rigged Elections and Communal Repression. VIII. From Ethnic Domination to Elite Cross-Communal Domination. IX. Post-Script: The Elections of 1992 and a Change of Regime -- Pt. II. Ethnicity and Development. X. The Political, Socio-Cultural and Psychological Dimensions. XI. The Economic Dimension -- XII. Conclusion: Diagnosis and Prescription
Notes
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Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 197-205)