The Political-Mass Media-Racial Complex In

The new millennium juxtaposes different generations who were witnesses to the genesis of turmoil in Guyana. Since the year 1992, in which democracy returned to Guyana, opposition elements continue to be unreceptive to electoral defeats. The disinclination to concede electoral loss since 1992 has become a normative historical behavior in the Guyanese context. International observers have validated the four national elections in 1992, 1997, 2001, and 2006 as being free, fair, and transparent. Today, electoral defeat has a relationship with the infamous political/mass media/racial complex that constantly pursues the destabilization of the state and undermines nation-building. Essentially, this complex is a community of irrationality, engaging in a persistent dissemination of despair.

List of Tables	p. vii
Foreword	p. ix
Preface	p. xi
Politics
The December 7, 1964 Elections: A Betrayal of Trust	p. 3
Compelling Evidence Supports the 1997 Election Results	p. 5
Redundant Elections Brouhaha	p. 8
Why Worry about Brain Drain, when there can be 'Brain Circulation'	p. 11
New Global Human Order, Globally Recognized	p. 13
Trumanizing the New Global Human Order	p. 15
Fighting for Real Independence	p. 16
Marginalization Of Guyana's Working Class	p. 17
Social Marginalization & Ethnicity: An Update	p. 20
No Backsliding From Democracy	p. 30
The Truth About Democracy & Economic Development	p. 32
Promises, Promises	p. 35
Toward Reducing Over-Politicization	p. 37
Scrutinize Hoyte's Abysmal Record	p. 40
Embracing Insular Politics through A 17-Point Plan	p. 42
Political Bias not Good for Crime Fighting	p. 48
Racial Incitement Producing a Predatory Political Culture	p. 50
A Third Political Force not a Panacea for Guyana	p. 53
No Return to Bondage	p. 56
Media
Whither Media: Distortions, Deceptions, and Misinformation	p. 61
Fog Facts in the News	p. 63
Sustaining Media Freedom	p. 65
The Media is not Sacred	p. 67
Race, Ethnicity, and the Media in Guyana	p. 69
Copyright Provisions Exist in Guyana	p. 76
Gecom Media Monitoring: Some Lessons to be Learnt	p. 80
Inject a Public Trustee Model in Broadcasting Now	p. 82
Talk-Show Hosts - a Significant Destabilzing Factor	p. 85
The State Media, a Mouthpiece for Nation Building Projects	p. 87
Race
Rodney on Race	p. 91
A Scientific Understanding of Race and Ethnic Relations	p. 93
Racial Incitement Producing a Predatory Political Culture	p. 96
Shaping Indian Politics through Indian Worker Resistance Part	p. 99
Shaping Indian Politics through Indian Worker Resistance Part 2	p. 101
Shaping Indian Politics through Worker Resistance Part 3	p. 108
Guyana not Ridden with Racial & Ethnic Conflict	p. 111
Fueling Ethnic Conflict & Polarization: Ordinary Guyanese People not Guilty	p. 113
Toward Pluralist Unity in Multicultural Societies	p. 115
Sometimes we Hear the Loudest Yelps for Freedom from the Drivers of Race Hate	p. 120
Where is Racial Domination in Guyana?	p. 122
References	p. 131
Index	p. 133
About The Editor	p. 139
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