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People’s Champion. In 1974, the year in which Michael Manley turned 50, members of the Drumblair domestic staff from his early boyhood recalled that Michael spent a great deal of time hobnobbing with them. His mother, Edna Manley, had separately related the same story.
This article deals with the eight years' and eight months' rule of the Manley regime in Jamaica. It analyses the nature of the regime and focusses on its internal contradictions. Its main argument is that the collapse of the PNP government in 1980 is best explained not by external interference but by its internal contradictions.
Michael Norman Manley ON OCC (10 December 1924 – 6 March 1997) Support me on Patreon: / iantsebas ...more
Intellectual. At a very early age, Michael Manley showed signs of that intellectual curiosity that was nurtured in him by his parents. Drumblair was a home where great minds frequently arrived, exchanged thoughts for a while on a wide variety of matters, then departed. It was an intellectual melting pot in which eminent lawyers, doctors ...
Michael Manley’s passionate commitment to equality and justice was reflected in every aspect of his philosophy and the causes for which he was famous. Whether the immediate concern was education, labour relations, racism, a new international economic order, crime and violence, national security, self-reliance, the deepening of democracy, or any other issue, his outlook could always be traced ...
8 de mar. de 1997 · Michael Manley, who dominated Jamaican politics for a generation and became one of most eloquent spokesmen for third-world causes, dies at 72; political career reviewed; photo (M)
13 de dic. de 2014 · Michael Manley: His legacy of education for empowerment. A lightly edited version of Ambassador Whiteman’s contribution to the Michael Manley Lecture at Tom Redcam Library in Kingston on ...
