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"This selection of Wilberne Persaud’s columns is valuable. It’s like a time capsule spanning more than 30 years of Jamaica's post-colonial governance in a difficult and tumultuous period at the height of the Cold War ... provides clarity discussing interconnections among social, economic, cultural and political issues in independent Jamaica. Historically revealing this is popular education at its best!"
A good read ... much comment on the financial meltdown exhibit partisan bias ... some lack the author’s insight … bankers "moral failure" ... US legal system will seek to punish law breakers, Jamaica white collar criminals walk free.
"Insightful focus on post-colonial economic policy; financial crisis; politics, culture ... governance ... highlighting 'Port Royal Syndrome', and morality ... complex issues explained virtually jargon-free ... a deeper understanding of Jamaica’s nation-buliding struggle for readers.
Welcome To Wilbene Persaud's Video Blog
Foreword and Excerpts from JAMAICA: Post-Colonial Struggles for Dignity, Equity and Development
Preparing Guyanese youth for 21st century economic development
Preparing Guyanese youth for 21st century economic development
September 3, 2021
JAMAICA: Post-Colonial Struggles For Dignity, Equity And Development
Foreword
Contemporary accounts and discussions of a society’s key issues or concerns are an invaluable source that allows a unique opportunity to go back in time and experience vicariously, aspects of that community’s history, often from the perspective of the actors.
Pardon my intrusion, Mr. Golding – Unsolicited Advice for the Prime Minister
Friday January 23, 2009
The function of a leader is to lead — a truism made starker even by quick appraisal of effective leaders we know. Gandhi’s leadership was strategic, reflective, always finely considered. Never suffering fools gladly, he was yet compassionate, firm.
A Time for Thoughtful Action
Friday | October 16, 2009
Every now and then I re-read works of enduring value. One such is Edmund Burke’s “Reflections on the Revolution in France”. The title, much longer when first published, provides context for his opposition to the French revolution.
A New Industrial Strategy for Jamaica
Wednesday | September 25, 1985
On reaching the shores of England, embarked on the train journey on their way to the city, one of Lamming’s Emigrants remarks:
The Tuesday Run - it Happened
Sunday | October 6, 1996
It finally happened. Panic followed rumour, in a general atmosphere of distrust of our financial system. The widespread, concentrated run on Citizens Bank was perhaps not predictable, it was however not surprising.
Jamaica’s True Spirit of Commerce
Wednesay | January 16, 2002
For the uninitiated, an early morning visit — 5:30 a.m. — to Coronation Market, is a revelation!
"This selection of Wilberne Persaud’s columns is valuable. It’s like a time capsule spanning more than 30 years of Jamaica's post-colonial governance in a difficult and tumultuous period at the height of the Cold War ... provides clarity discussing interconnections among social, economic, cultural and political issues in independent Jamaica. Historically revealing this is popular education at its best!"
A good read ... much comment on the financial meltdown exhibit partisan bias ... some lack the author’s insight … bankers "moral failure" ... US legal system will seek to punish law breakers, Jamaica white collar criminals walk free.
"Insightful focus on post-colonial economic policy; financial crisis; politics, culture ... governance ... highlighting 'Port Royal Syndrome', and morality ... complex issues explained virtually jargon-free ... a deeper understanding of Jamaica’s nation-buliding struggle for readers.
Welcome To Wilbene Persaud's Video Blog
Foreword and Excerpts from JAMAICA: Post-Colonial Struggles for Dignity, Equity and Development
Preparing Guyanese youth for 21st century economic development
Preparing Guyanese youth for 21st century economic development
September 3, 2021
JAMAICA: Post-Colonial Struggles For Dignity, Equity And Development
Foreword
Contemporary accounts and discussions of a society’s key issues or concerns are an invaluable source that allows a unique opportunity to go back in time and experience vicariously, aspects of that community’s history, often from the perspective of the actors.
Pardon my intrusion, Mr. Golding – Unsolicited Advice for the Prime Minister
Friday January 23, 2009
The function of a leader is to lead — a truism made starker even by quick appraisal of effective leaders we know. Gandhi’s leadership was strategic, reflective, always finely considered. Never suffering fools gladly, he was yet compassionate, firm.
A Time for Thoughtful Action
Friday | October 16, 2009
Every now and then I re-read works of enduring value. One such is Edmund Burke’s “Reflections on the Revolution in France”. The title, much longer when first published, provides context for his opposition to the French revolution.
A New Industrial Strategy for Jamaica
Wednesday | September 25, 1985
On reaching the shores of England, embarked on the train journey on their way to the city, one of Lamming’s Emigrants remarks:
The Tuesday Run - it Happened
Sunday | October 6, 1996
It finally happened. Panic followed rumour, in a general atmosphere of distrust of our financial system. The widespread, concentrated run on Citizens Bank was perhaps not predictable, it was however not surprising.
Jamaica’s True Spirit of Commerce
Wednesay | January 16, 2002
For the uninitiated, an early morning visit — 5:30 a.m. — to Coronation Market, is a revelation!