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THE DUTCH CARIBBEAN

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CARIBBEAN STUDIES

Editor

A series of books edited by Roberta Marx Delson, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, c/o Department of Anthropology, Lehman College, Bronx, New York 10468.

Editorial Board

Laennec Hurbon, Centre National de Recherche Scientific, Paris, France; Frank Moya Pons, Fondo para el Avance de las Ciencias Sociales, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; J. Edward Greene, Institute of Social and Economic Research, University of the West Indies, Kingston, Jamaica; Betty Sedoc-Dahlberg, Center for Latin American Studies, University of Florida, Gainesville, U.S.A.

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VOLUME 1

READINGS IN CARIBBEAN HISTORY AND ECONOMICS

Edited by Roberta Marx Delson

VOLUME 2

PATTERNS OF CARIBBEAN DEVELOPMENT

An Interpretive Essay on Economic Change

by Jay R. Mandle

VOLUME 3

URBAN LIFE IN KINGSTON, JAMAICA

The Culture and Class Ideology of Two Neighborhoods

by Diane J. Austin

VOLUME 4

RACE, POWER AND SOCIAL SEGMENTATION IN COLONIAL SOCIETY

Guyana After Slavery, 1838-1891

by Brian L. Moore

VOLUME 5

THE DUTCH CARIBBEAN

Prospects for Democracy

Edited by Betty Sedoc-Dahlberg

Additional volumes in preparation

MASS MEDIA AND THE CARIBBEAN

Edited by Stuart H. Surlin and Walter C. Soderlund

THE DUTCH CARIBBEAN

Prospects for Democracy

Edited by
Betty Sedoc-Dahlberg
Center for Latin Studies
University of Florida
Gainesville, USA

First published 1990 by Gordon and Breach Science Publishers

Published 2021 by CRC Press,
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ISBN 13:978-2-88124-385-1 (hbk)

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

The Dutch Caribbeanprospects for democracy / edited by Betty Sedoc-Dahlberg.
p. cm. (Caribbean studies; v. 5)
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN 2-88124-385-1
1. Netherlands AntillesPolitics and government. 2. Surinam Politics and government1950 3. ArubaPolitics and government. 4. DecolonizationNetherlands Antilles. 5. DecolonizationAruba. 6. Netherlands AntillesEconomic conditions. 7. SurinamEconomic conditions. 8. ArubaEconomic conditions. I. Sedoc-Dahlberg, Betty Nelly. II. Series.
F2141.D88 1990 320.97298'6dc20 8917003
CIP

DOI: 10.4324/9781315075037

For Joo, my son

In honor and respect for the
Peoples of the Caribbean, and
Dedicated with love to the
Sedoc Dahlberg clan
and those friends in
the United States who
helped us survive in
the 1980s

CONTENTS

PART I

1. Suriname: 1975-1989. Domestic and foreign policies under military and civilian rule

Betty Sedoc-Dahlberg

2. Suriname and the military

Tony Thorndike

3. Politics and Government in Curaao

Peter C. Verton

4. Decolonization of Aruba within the Netherlands Antilles

Robertico Croes and Lucita Moenir Alam

5. Bonaire within the Dutch Antilles

Ank Klomp

6. Sint Maarten: the Dutch half in future perspective

Fabian Badejo

PART II

7. The Dutch Caribbean and transitions in United States-Caribbean relations

Michael Allen

8. Struggle for democracy in Suriname

Betty Sedoc-Dahlberg

9. Love among the ruins: the United States and Suriname

Gary Brana-Shute

10. The Dutch decolonization: independence for the Netherlands Antilles

Peter C. Verton

11. Venezuela's relations with Curaao and Aruba: historical linkages and geopolitical interests

Rita Giacalone

12. The future of the Netherlands Antilles

Harry Hoetink

PART III

13. Decolonization in the Dutch Caribbean: lessons from the Commonwealth Caribbean

Alma H. Young

14. Struggle and synthesis: toward theory for the Dutch Caribbean experience

Michael H. Allen

1. PART I
   1. 1. Suriname: 1975-1989. Domestic and foreign policies under military and civilian rule
   2. 2. Suriname and the military
   3. 3. Politics and Government in Curaao
   4. 4. Decolonization of Aruba within the Netherlands Antilles
   5. 5. Bonaire within the Dutch Antilles
   6. 6. Sint Maarten: the Dutch half in future perspective
2. PART II
   1. 7. The Dutch Caribbean and transitions in United States-Caribbean relations
   2. 8. Struggle for democracy in Suriname
   3. 9. Love among the ruins: the United States and Suriname
   4. 10. The Dutch decolonization: independence for the Netherlands Antilles
   5. 11. Venezuela's relations with Curaao and Aruba: historical linkages and geopolitical interests
   6. 12. The future of the Netherlands Antilles
3. PART III
   1. 13. Decolonization in the Dutch Caribbean: lessons from the Commonwealth Caribbean
   2. 14. Struggle and synthesis: toward theory for the Dutch Caribbean experience

1. 15a
2. 16a
3. 150a
4. 150b
5. 252a
6. 252b

Guide

INTRODUCTION TO THE SERIES

The purpose of this series is to provide a forum in which the major themes and trends affecting the entire region will be explored in depth. Thus, while the island-specific approach is not eschewed, the aim is to develop perspectives on problem-solving in the area as an entirety, both on the local level and in the international context. Hence the emphasis is on the qualitative and quantitative interpretation of the economic and political culture in which the modern Caribbean operates. Historical, demographical and sociological issues, when relevant to the central focus of the series, will also be examined.

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