The trouble in Suriname, 1975-1993

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The trouble in Suriname, 1975-1993

Edward M. Dew

Praeger, 1994

  • : hbk

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [223]-229) and index

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内容説明

Written by the leading political expert on Suriname, this thrilling tale describes ethnically inspired guerilla warfare, terrible human rights violations, military coups, painful redemocratization processes, and economic implosion. Although part of the American family of nations in the Western Hemisphere, there is almost nothing written about Suriname as a modern country. There are some ethnographies, some histories of ex-slave rebellions, and passing references to the atrocities of colonial plantation systems. After that, the dark clouds of obscurity close over a fascinating if beleaguered close American cousin, one whose history as an independent nation has much to say to the strife-ridden trouble spots of the 1990s--Bosnia, Sri Lanka, Liberia, and Nicaragua.

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Preface The Difficult Flowering of Suriname Oude Rotten, Foetoebois, and Ruziemakers The Coup: "Leuk, toch?" Confronting de Jongens Zig-Gezag The Jungle Commando Redemocratization--After a Fashion Democracy Bent, but not Broken Civilian Authority Resurgent Conclusion Bibliography Glossary Index

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