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Egypt & Afrocentric Geopolitics : Essays on European Supremacy
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Globalization: Definition and Impact - May 15, 2008
In a book titled "The Caribbean in the Global Political Economy" (1994), Professor Hilbourne A. Watson suggests that globalization "is an intensive process that conforms to the tendencies and laws of motion of (international) capital." It "occurs in production, distribution, marketing, technology transfer, information telecommunications and other aspects of economic activity."
Industrialization by Illusion: T&T Today - May 08, 2008
In his 1972 article titled "The meaning of development", Professor Dudley Sears argued that "a country which had doubled per capita income could not claim to have experienced development if poverty, inequality, (inflation/ spiraling high cost of living, food shortages, human safety/security, level of crimes) and unemployment had not been reduced."
Judge dead wrong on race - April 18, 2008
This critique is in response to an article titled "Judge: Address racism
to move ahead" that appeared in The Daily Express (14 April 2008) in
which Justice Wendell Kangaloo is reported to have said that "we in
Trinidad and Tobago would do well to start a conversation about race" in
order to move this country forward.
Soca Music and Moral Decadence - March 25, 2008
As quiet as it is kept, Trinbagonians seem to be in long-term denial that there is a direct correlation between Soca music and moral decadence in TnT. As of this writing, the evidence is very clear and convincing that immorality and public sexual vulgarity have surpassed the nadir of their bottomless pit.
Youths, Violence and Values in TnT - March 12, 2008
The recent stabbing death of teenager Shaquille Roberts at the Success Laventille Composite School speaks volumes as to the overt breakdown and rapid, exponential decline and failure of all aspects of young life here in TnT.
A look at Fidel Castro's Cuba - February 20, 2008
Revered maximum leader Fidel Castro has decided to demit office as President and Commander-in-Chief of Communist Cuba due to ill health. While the Bush Administration in the United States is euphoric to see Castro finally off the anti-America radar screen, the geo-political achievements/milestones of Comrade Fidel Castro "can't be wiped away so easily" nor be down-graded.
Chambers wasn't 'duncy' after all - January 16, 2008
As calypsonians put the final touches on their compositions for C2K8, it is apropos to relegate to the ash heap of TnT's political history, the notion that has been bandied about by some calypsonians that as Prime Minister of TnT, George Chambers was "duncy." The fact of the matter is that such a notion is not rooted in historical/factual reality but rather in mythology and facetious fiction.
Opposition in the Opposition - December 30, 2007
One of the most disgraceful, disgusting, shameless and tasteless spectacles on TnT's political landscape was the puerile behavior by putative mature, adult, elected and non-elected UNC-A parliamentarians at the recent opening of Parliament on 17 December, 2007.
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