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		Read Past Features Face-to-Face with Bri. Maya Tiwari by Gowkarran Suhkdeo & Gary Girdhari LFS Burnham, Leader or Scoundrel? by Seopaul Singh The PPP/C is most Centrist Party. Beware... by Gary Girdhari Mr. President: I Dare Say... by Gary Girdhari Was McCarthyism Pathological? by Paul N. Tennassee The Politics of Diversity by Gokarran Sukhdeo Will We Endure the Freedom? by Gary Girdhari For the Love of Peace by Gary Girdhari Splitting Hair to Cover Hair by Dolly Hassan PhD Religion and Violence by Gokarran Sukhdeo The U.N. Financing for Development by Paul N. Tennassee Anti-Communism & Anti-Terrorism by Paul N. Tennassee Violence in Guyana – how crime has become a preoccupation by Gary Girdhari The Role of Accountants and Auditors in Fighting Corruption by Lal Balkaran Education in Trouble by Harry McD. Persaud Israeli Terrorism... by David Gokarran Sukhdeo Indians, Africans & Guyanese by L.D. Persaud The Formation of the PPP by Dr. Odeen Ishmael Iraq Invasion by Dr. Gary Girdhari My Guyana: Notes from a Visitor by Norman N. Datt Guyana: Illusions and The Real Thing by L.D. Persaud Are We Nearer to a Preemptive Attack on Iraq? by Dr. Gary Girdhari Carter Deserves the Noble Peace Prize by Paul N. Tennassee President Carter: For Peace, Bread and Justice by Gary Girdhari Change: Perspective for Guyana by LD Persaud Not Just Prayer, but a Complete Cultural and Moral Revolution by Gowkarran Sukhdeo Guyana Politics: Power Sharing Governance: the case For and Against by Kenneth Persaud Kitchrie 2002: An Extravanza of Indo-Caribbean Music , Dance & Drama. A Review by Gary Girdhari Conflict Resolution Conference at Howard University Remarks by Amb. Odeen Ishmael Conflict Resolution Conference at Howard University. A Critique by Gowkarran Sukhdeo The Civil Rights Movement and Violence of the 60's by Gowkarran Sukhdeo The Race Problem by Paul N. Tennassee The Race Problem. III: Who was the Architect of Independence? by Paul N. Tennassee Guyana: Musing on Crime: How Buxton Lost Its Glory! by Rev. Seopaul Singh Where are The Weapons of Mass Destruction? by Frederick Mallay Reflection on Regime Change by Gary Girdhari The Oneness of Humankind by Frederick Mallay US Trade Policy by Gokarran Sukhdeo Bush Policy on Aid by Candra Grant Peace making: on the recent episode of violence by Kampta Karran The Invisible Minority by Richard Rupnarain Pageantry of Criminality in Guyana by Gokarran Sukhdeo "Civilized" Human Rights by Gary Girdhari Global Governance and Migration: Towards a Normative, Migratory Framework by Holly Kirkpatrick Indian Women of Guyana: Reflection of their Existence, Survival and Representation by Janet A. Naidu Can the World Summit on the Information Society Contribute to Development? by Karla Suarez & Luis Alejandro Otero The Massacre of the Jaikaran Family At Chance, Mahaicony by Seopaul Singh A Discussion with Guyanese Poet Balwant Bhagwandin with M. Stephanie Browne Perspective Thoughts on the Academic Diaspora from the Indo-Caribbean Community by Gokarran Sukhdeo They Pimp Buxton, Now They Want to Pimp Rodney David Hinds The Guyana Crime Scene A Closer Look at David Granger’s Comments on Arming CPG’s and the Army Role in Civil Society by Seopaul Singh remembering... Diwali in My Village by Ganesh G Guyana Flood: Setbacks in Disaster Preparedness by Seopaul Singh Tsunami Rescue and Recovery and Disaster Preparedness by Seopaul Singh guyana’s continental destiny. A Vision to be Enbraced and Transformed by Paul N. Tennassee The Waddington Commission Report and the first PPP Congress by Odeen Ishmael The Interim Government in Guyana by Odeen Ishmael The Man in the Penthouse by Janet A. Naidu Nirmala’s Torment Full Story by Harry Bissoon The Devotional and Relentless Ramlakhan by Janet A. Naidu Walter Rodney by Zinul Bacchus Walter Rodney: Twenty-five Years Later Kenneth Persaud Walter Rodney Rodney Labor & Finance: World Confederation of Labor Relation with the International Financial Institutions by Paul N. Tennassee The 1980 Guyana Elections Virtual Army Coup Kept PNC in Power by Odeen Ishmael The PNC Regime’s Shifting Ideological Positions in the 1970’s by Odeen Ishmael PhD The 1968 Election Rigging in Guyana. The role of the U.S. by Odeen Ishmael PhD The UN and Civil Society. Our Challenge: Voices Of Peace, Partnerships And Renewal by Paul N. Tennassee The Rupununi Uprisings Revisited. Need for a Full Account by Gokarran Sukhdeo The December 1968 Electoral Fraud in Guyana by Odeen Ishmael PhD President Bharrat Jagdeo Address to the OAS Cold War Politics & the Cubana Massacre by Charles Persaud The December 1968 Electoral Fraud in Guyana by Odeen Ishmael PhD President Bharrat Jagdeo Address to the OAS All is Not Lost for Sugar by Gokarran Sukhdeo The Failure of Burnham’s “Feed, Clothe and House the Nation” Plan by Odeen Ishmael PhD The Rupununi Revolt. A Documentary Account by Odeen Ishmael PhD Kean Gibson's Dualism of Good and Evil A Rebuttal by Veda Nath Mohabir The Ankoko Incursion by Odeen Ishmael January 2nd: Amerindian Remembrance Day – a Day of National Mourning by Seelochan Beharry PhD Water – the Gift of Life by Gary Girdhari The Rigged Referendum of 1978 by Odeen Ishmael PhD Ethno-National Politics in Guyana: Responding to David Hinds by Dr. Randy Persaud The Rigged 1973 Elections in Guyana by Odeen Ishmael PhD Guyana-Suriname Border Issue – from the 1960s to 2004 by Odeen Ishmael PhD A Blueprint for Effective Government Controls In Third World Countries by Lal Balkaran Does Cultural Identity Lead to Violence • The Arnold Rampersaud Trials • Remembering Walter Rodney • Remembering The Enmore Martyrs Political Slant and Cant Lies, Lies, and More Lies From the Main Opposition in Guyana Deconstructing the PNC/WPA by Gokarran Sukhdeo The Rigged 1985 Election in Guyana by Odeen Ishmael PhD Struggle of Indians for US Citizenship by Inder Singh Remembering Walter Rodney Rodney Speaks... Remembering The Enmore Martyrs by Moses V. Nagamootoo Fragments from memory: The Long Strides Of Patriots By Moses V. Nagamootoo The offer of Critical Support by the PPP by Odeen Ishmael PhD Pre/Post Elections: I refused to be a neemakharam by Moses Nagamootoo IMF and the Global South by Paul N. Tennassee My Motto for the next 5 years: Consolidation. Construction & Crime Reduction by Gokarran Sukhdeo Mass Murder, Secret Plots and Political Assassinations in Guyana (1978-1980) by Odeen Ishmael PhD The PPP Proposal for a National Front Government by Odeen Ishmael PhD Recognizing Domestic Violence And How To Deal With It By D. Gokarran Sukhdeo Memories The vagaries of primary school boys in a multicultural society at Christmas time in colonial Guyana in the bauxite mining town. By Jeff Trotman The Upper Mazaruni Hydro-Electric Project by Odeen Ishmael PhD Guyana’s Economic Decline During 1985-1991 by Odeen Ishmael PhD The Rigged 1985 Election in Guyana by Odeen Ishmael PhD Race, Evolution and Behavior: Implications for Guyana’s Future by Gary Girdhari Aspects of Guyana’s Foreign Policy During 1966 - 1970 by Odeen Ishmael PhD Retention and Transculturation of Hinduism in the Caribbean By Janet Naidu Marking Cheddi Jagan’s 10th Death Anniversary . . . The Final Journey Home by Odeen Ishmael PhD The Intensified Struggle for Electoral Reforms in Guyana (1990-1992) by Odeen Ishmael Why was Barama Negotiating Mining Contracts on its Forestry Concessions? by Seelochan Beharry PhD Dr. Cheddi Jagan and the forestry industry in Guyana by Seelochan Beharry PhD Domestic Violence: Reconciliation and Improving Relationship by Gokarran Sukhdeo Recognizing Domestic Violence And How To Deal With It By D. Gokarran Sukhdeo OCTOBER is Domestic Violence Awareness Month in New York City. DV – Available Help for Immigrants By D. Gokarran Sukhdeo Hopetown Chinese Settlement. The first village experiment in Guyana By Basdeo Mangru PhD Sakhi means “woman friend” Bix Gabriel and Shivana Jorawar Speak About Domestic Violence Guyana Journal Interview The Songs of Multiculturalism by Lakshmi Persaud Chile’s Mining Strike at La Escondida has Ended But the Nation’s Labor Struggle Continues By Makiko Kurosaki Cultural Issues for HIV/AIDS Clients from the Caribbean. Myths and Realities by Patrick Coggins PhD The Formation of the PPP-Civic Alliance by Odeen Ishmael Nanobiotechnology - The New Size of Medicine By Judith S. Martinez The October 1992 Elections: The Restoration of Democracy in Guyana by Odeen Ishmael Conference on the Caribbean – a 20/20 Vision Size Is Not Destiny, Regionalism Is by Indira Rampersad The Arnold Rampersaud Trials by Odeen Ishmael PhD Restoration of Democracy in Guyana by Odeen Ishmael Memo to the Caretaker Government of Bangladesh By Walid Bin Saifullah African Slave Trade and Slavery: Reparations – A Preferred Remedy by Moses V. Nagamootoo Beryl Joseph – A Conversation By Jeff Trotman A Little Boy From Christianburg Now a Top U.S. Career Professional by Jeff Trotman The Fraudulent Local Government Elections in Guyana 1970 by Odeen Ishmael The Rush Towards Privatization 1989-1992 by Odeen Ishmael Energy Crisis Looms Ahead by Dr. Indira Rampersad Indo-Caribbean – Migration and Cultural Retention by Janet A. Naidu Indian Militancy On Sugar Estates – the 1869 Leonora episode by Basdeo Mangru Beryl Joseph – A Conversation By Jeff Trotman Ashook Ramsaran An Immigrant Success Story Hinduism: On the Wings of Liberty and Vitality by Lakshmi Persaud X-13 Plan: Blueprint of Ongoing Crimes The question is whether the infamous “X-13 Plan” is still backed by “sophisticated political leadership” by Seopaul Singh CEM, CHS

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