Cold War in a hot zone

labor and independence struggles in the British West Indies

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Author

Gerald Horne

Publication

2007 - Temple University Press, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Language

English

Word Count

65,500 words, Guess

Page Count

262 pages

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL17909295M
ISBN-139781592136278
ISBN-101592136273
OCLC Control Number75087927
OCLC Control Numbercoldwarinhotzone0000horn

and 3 more

Library of Congress Control Number2006034694
Goodreads249719
LibraryThing3942498

Classifications

DDC331.8809729/09171241
LCCHD8242 .H67 2007

Subjects

Topics

History Labor movement Foreign relations West indies, britishLabor movement, west indiesAutonomy and independence movements West indies, foreign relations, united states

Places

United States British West Indies

Other Editions

Cold War in a hot zone: labor and independence struggles in the British West IndiesTemple University Press2007-01-01

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