The Jamaican electorate grows up
When Jamaica started electing leaders in 1944, most of the populace was probably illiterate, there was only one national newspaper, and there was no radio or television. Those who did not attend political meetings often knew nothing about constituency candidates except their name and party. (Chang)
Assessing the Jamaica Labour Party manifesto
The Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) has been getting rave reviews for its recently unveiled manifesto which was masterly presented by its leader, Bruce Golding. While the discussions have focused on the economic and social issues, what is most evident is that Golding has not changed the course in terms of certain key proposals... (Boyne)
National independence, global interdependence
Jamaicans at home and abroad celebrate 45 years of Independence this week and since this period coincides with an election season, questions will be asked about what has been achieved in Independence and what has been achieved under the last 18 years of PNP administrations. (Buddan)
Alternative criminal justice and human rights in Jamaica
There are good reasons why the Jamaica Justice System Reform should give priority to the administration of criminal justice. (Small)
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