The white minority in the Caribbean
By: edited by Howard Johnson and Karl Watson.
Contributors: Johnson, Howard, 1945-; Watson, Karl S., 1944-
Publisher: Ian Randle Publishers; J. Currey Publishers; M. Wiener Publishers
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Kingston; Oxford; Princeton
Language: eng
Number of pages: 180
Subjects: Whites -- West Indies -- History.; Whites -- Belize -- History.; Whites -- Guyana -- History.; Whites -- Race identity -- West Indies.; Social classes -- West Indies -- History.; West Indies -- History.; West Indies -- Race relations.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 179).
Table of contents: value: White women and a West India fortune : gender and wealth during slavery / Hilary McD. Beckles; value: Salmagundis vs Pumpkins : white politics and creole consciousness in Barbadian slave society, 1800-1834 / Karl Watson; value: The white elite of Trinidad, 1838-1950 / Bridget Brereton; value: Bay Street, black power, and the Conchy Joes : race and class in the colony and commonwealth of the Bahamas, 1850-2000 / Michael Craton; value: The culture of the colonial elites in nineteenth century Guyana / Brian L. Moore; value: The white minority in Jamaica at the end of the nineteenth century / Patrick Bryan; value: In the name of the people : populist ideology and expatriate power in Belize / Karen Judd; value: Ethnicity and social change in Curaçao / R.A. Römer; value: French republicanism under challenge : white minority (Béké) power in Martinique and Guadeloupe / Fred Constant.