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Grenadian Callaloo: Recent Books on Grenada

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MAURICE BISHOP SPEAKS: THE GRENADA REVOLUTION, 1979–1983. By BISHOPMAURICE. (New York: Pathfinder, 1984. Pp. 400. $30.00 cloth, $6.95 paper.)
AMERICAN INTERVENTION IN GRENADA: THE IMPLICATIONS OF OPERATION “URGENT FURY.” Edited by DUNNPETER and WATSONBRUCE. (Boulder: Westview, 1985. Pp. 185. $15.00.)
THE GRENADA INTERVENTION: ANALYSIS AND DOCUMENTATION. By GILMOREWILLIAM. (London: Mansell, 1984. Pp. 116.)

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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 October 2022

Paul Sutton
Paul Sutton*
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University of Hull
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Latin American Research Review , Volume 23 , Issue 1 , 1988 , pp. 133 - 152
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Notes

1. Schoenhals and Melanson's Revolution and Intervention in Grenada consists of two works, or as the authors state in the preface, “two juxtaposed essays, one from the Grenadian perspective, the other from that of the United States” (ix).

2. The West Indian condition, discussed by Thorndike in Chapter 1, is comprised of five elements: small size, limited resources, psychological dependence, economic dependence, and geopolitical strategic significance. See Grenada, 1–15, especially 11.

3. See “Grenada: The Man from GULP Returns,” Newsweek 103, no. 5, 30 Jan. 1984, p. 45.

4. The phrase is attributable to Richard Hart, latterly Attorney General in the PRG and author of a valuable introduction to In Nobody's Backyard: Maurice Bishop Speeches, 1979–1983, edited by Chris Searle (London: Zed Books, 1984).