Titlebook: How Trade Liberalization Affects a Sugar Dependent Community in Jamaica; Global Action, Local Donovan Stanberry Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if

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978-3-030-89361-3The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerl

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The Response,s time the sugar landscape would have changed somewhat. There was significant consolidation, with the number of factories declining from 20 in 1962 to seven, with a steady decline in production and productivity from 452,251 Tonnes and 9.21 TC:TS to 124,206 Tonnes and 11.02 TC:TS respectively.

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Conditions of the Monymusk Sugar Dependent Area Before the JCS,is framework as a plantation system, under which the entire society was organized for the sole purpose of producing sugar for export to Britain. Within this system, Harrison (2001) asserted that no effort was made to establish the “basis of a civil society”.

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Discussion and Policy Implications/Recommendations, system and the enduring features of that system namely, monoculture, exclusive export orientation, supporting the interest of a small number of people, largely resistant to change and creating and entrenching deep dependencies and a dysfunctional society, characterized by weak institutions and family structures.

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Introduction,I spent most of the first 18?years of my life growing up in Race Course, Vere, Clarendon, in the heart of the cane growing belt. My own life has been profoundly influenced and shaped by the sugar industry in that part of Jamaica.

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The Origins and Development of a Plantation Economy,The Monymusk SDA stretches from Hayes in the east of the Parish of Clarendon, Jamaica, to Milk River in the west of this southern Parish, on the rich alluvial plains of Vere. These fertile flat lands were key to the establishment and development of a vibrant sugar industry.

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