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Title from e-book title screen (viewed February 4, 2004). |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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1. Comparative context : fragmentation of the British West Indies and the remnants of Empire -- 2. Comparative context : The French departements d'outre-mer, grandeur and civilisation at a Price -- 3. Comparative context: Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, deadlocks in American geopolitics -- 4. Dutch rule in the Caribbean up until 1940 : careless colonialism -- 5. Dismantling of the Dutch empire, 1940-1954 -- 6. Failed attempt at model decolonisation, 1954-1975 -- 7. Perpetuation of the transatlantic kingdom since 1975 -- 8. Illusions and benefits of 'reciprocal assistance' : development aid -- 9. A Caribbean exodus -- 10. Cultural exchange, proximity and distance -- 11. Epilogue. |
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1. The Comparative Context: Fragmentation of the British West Indies and the Remnants of Empire -- The Colonial Period -- The Failure of the West Indian Federation -- Re-engagement: The Overseas Territories -- 2. The Comparative Context: The French de⁺ѓpartements d'outre-mer, Grandeur and Civilisation at a Price -- The Colonial Period -- Decolonisation through Integration -- Assimilation a⁺ђ la franc⁺ʹaise -- 3. The Comparative Context: Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, Deadlocks in American Geopolitics -- The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico -- Puerto Rico's Status Debate -- The U.S. Virgin Islands: Unincorporated Territory -- 4. Dutch Rule in the Caribbean up until 1940: Careless Colonialism -- Failed Exploitation -- Colonial Administration -- Cultural Divides -- 5. The Dismantling of the Dutch Empire, 1940-1954 -- World War ii, Powerless Dutch Colonialism and the Atlantic Charter -- In the Shadow of Indonesia -- The Round-Table Conferences -- The Charter of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, 1954 -- 6. The Failed Attempt at Model Decolonisation, 1954-1975 -- Exploring the Charter's Margins -- Turning Point: The 1969 Curac⁺ʹao Revolt -- Negotiating the Independence of Suriname -- The Antillean Refusal -- 7. The Perpetuation of the Transatlantic Kingdom since 1975 -- The Aruban Status Aparte -- ANew Dutch Agenda for the 1990s -- Deadlocks and the Margins of Autonomy -- Into the Twenty-First Century -- 8. Illusions and Benefits of 'Reciprocal Assistance': Development Aid -- Towards Structural Aid, 1954-1975 -- Aid to the Antilles and Aruba since 1975: Structural or Finite-- A Comparative Perspective -- 9. A Caribbean Exodus -- Prelude, 1954-1973 -- The Independence of Suriname and the Exodus, 1973-1980 -- The Antillean Exodus of the 1990s -- A Comparative Perspective -- 10. Cultural Exchange, Proximity and Distance -- Dutch Passport, Dutch Language-- Reciprocal Cultural Exchange-- A Comparative Perspective -- 11. Epilogue -- Dutch Caribbean Decolonisation in a Nutshell -- Caribbean Decolonisation: a Tentative Balance Sheet -- What Kind of Kingdom. |
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| Summary |
Annotation Oostindie and Klinkers add depth to the study of post-World War II Caribbean decolonization with their comparative analysis of the former Dutch colonies of Surinam, the Netherlands Antilles, and Aruba. Their detailed analysis of Dutch decolonization policies of the 1940s cover such issues as the political processes of decolonization, development aid, the Dutch Caribbean exodus to the metropolis, and cultural antagonisms. Putting these issues within a larger context, the authors skillfully contrast the decolonization process of Dutch Caribbean states with the current policies pursued in the non-sovereign Caribbean by France, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States. |
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Annotation Elizabeth A. Kaye specializes in communications as part of her coaching and consulting practice. She has edited Requirements for Certification since the 2000-01 edition. |
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eBooks on EBSCOhost EBSCO eBook Subscription Academic Collection - North America |
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JSTOR Books at JSTOR Open Access |
| Language |
English. |
| Subject |
Decolonization -- Netherlands Antilles.
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Decolonization. |
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Netherlands Antilles. |
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Decolonization -- Caribbean Area.
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Caribbean Area. |
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History, geography, and auxiliary disciplines |
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Political science |
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Geschiedenis |
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Politicologie |
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Electronic books.
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History.
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Klinkers, Inge.
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Decolonizing the Caribbean |
| Other Form: |
Print version: Oostindie, Gert. Decolonising the Caribbean. Amsterdam : Amsterdam University Press, 2003 (OCoLC)54616365 |
| ISBN |
058549536X (electronic book) |
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9780585495361 (electronic book) |
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9789048505296 (electronic book) |
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9048505291 (electronic book) |
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9053566546 |
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9789053566541 |
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