Anton L. Allahar is Professor of Sociology at University of Western Ontario.

This volume dutifully gathers a variety of interesting cases to illustrate processes of identity formation, conflict and social change in a useful and well-documented resource for anyone looking for a solid introduction to the complex articulators of ethnicity, nationalism and class in the Caribbean at a time when many of the region's communities have been impacted, in varying ways, by the developing context of global political economy. All of this is to be appreciated.

• 1 ForewordChapter 2 Situating Ethnic Nationalism in the CaribbeanChapter 3 Are We All Creoles Now? Ethnicity and Nation in a Heterogeneous Caribbean DiasporaChapter 4 Nationalism, Identity and the Banking Sector: the English-Speaking Caribbean in the Era of Financial GlobalizationChapter 5 The Contemporary Crisis in Guyanese National IdentificationChapter 6 Black Power and Black Nationalism: Lessons from the US for the Caribbean?Chapter 7 All Power a la Gente: Black Power, the Young Lords and Puerto Rican Nationalism in the US, 1966-1972Chapter 8 Political and Ethnic Identity in a Post-Colonial Communal Democracy: the Case of FijiChapter 9 Ethnicity and Nationalism: the Kurds in Turkey, 1923-1980Chapter 10 Class, 'Race,' and Ethnic Nationalism in Trinidad

Anton L. Allahar is Professor of Sociology at University of Western Ontario.

This volume dutifully gathers a variety of interesting cases to illustrate processes of identity formation, conflict and social change in a useful and well-documented resource for anyone looking for a solid introduction to the complex articulators of ethnicity, nationalism and class in the Caribbean at a time when many of the region's communities have been impacted, in varying ways, by the developing context of global political economy. All of this is to be appreciated.

• 1 ForewordChapter 2 Situating Ethnic Nationalism in the CaribbeanChapter 3 Are We All Creoles Now? Ethnicity and Nation in a Heterogeneous Caribbean DiasporaChapter 4 Nationalism, Identity and the Banking Sector: the English-Speaking Caribbean in the Era of Financial GlobalizationChapter 5 The Contemporary Crisis in Guyanese National IdentificationChapter 6 Black Power and Black Nationalism: Lessons from the US for the Caribbean?Chapter 7 All Power a la Gente: Black Power, the Young Lords and Puerto Rican Nationalism in the US, 1966-1972Chapter 8 Political and Ethnic Identity in a Post-Colonial Communal Democracy: the Case of FijiChapter 9 Ethnicity and Nationalism: the Kurds in Turkey, 1923-1980Chapter 10 Class, 'Race,' and Ethnic Nationalism in Trinidad

Anton L. Allahar is Professor of Sociology at University of Western Ontario.

This volume dutifully gathers a variety of interesting cases to illustrate processes of identity formation, conflict and social change in a useful and well-documented resource for anyone looking for a solid introduction to the complex articulators of ethnicity, nationalism and class in the Caribbean at a time when many of the region's communities have been impacted, in varying ways, by the developing context of global political economy. All of this is to be appreciated.

• 1 ForewordChapter 2 Situating Ethnic Nationalism in the CaribbeanChapter 3 Are We All Creoles Now? Ethnicity and Nation in a Heterogeneous Caribbean DiasporaChapter 4 Nationalism, Identity and the Banking Sector: the English-Speaking Caribbean in the Era of Financial GlobalizationChapter 5 The Contemporary Crisis in Guyanese National IdentificationChapter 6 Black Power and Black Nationalism: Lessons from the US for the Caribbean?Chapter 7 All Power a la Gente: Black Power, the Young Lords and Puerto Rican Nationalism in the US, 1966-1972Chapter 8 Political and Ethnic Identity in a Post-Colonial Communal Democracy: the Case of FijiChapter 9 Ethnicity and Nationalism: the Kurds in Turkey, 1923-1980Chapter 10 Class, 'Race,' and Ethnic Nationalism in Trinidad