Requiem for Revolution: Perspectives in the U.S. / OECS Intervention in Grenada

2025/04/29 by Perkins, William Eric
#Grenadian Revolution

paper · doi:10.7275/6945

Abstract

"Requiem for a Revolution: Perspectives on the U.SJOCES Intervention in Grenada" is extracted from a book-length manuscript in progress, tentatively titled, "Rise and Fall of the Grenada Revolution: Class, Nation, and the Theory of Non-Capitalist Development."

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