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Second Manley and Patterson to the Present,and two main existential threats. It traces the main issues during 18 consecutive years of PNP government from Manley’s defeat of Seaga in 1989. Manley started this post-Cold War era reformed and conciliatory in his approach to the West. He was succeeded by Patterson in 1992, followed by the leaders

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Some Questions of International Law,ntry’s approach of assuming all colonial treaty obligations as an independent state provided clarity and continuity in its international affairs. On the matter of sources of international law, this Chapter discusses Jamaica’s general acceptance of their hierarchy. However, in its foreign policy, it

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The Use of Force,nited Nations Charter prohibiting the use of force by States in their international relations against the territorial integrity or political independence of other States, or in any other manner inconsistent with the Charter. This Chapter discusses Jamaica’s stance on the use of force in internationa

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CARICOM Relations,nt and the movement of labour dynamics. As a relative geographic outlier, Jamaica has accorded greater importance to the shared history and politics with its regional partners in its foreign policy considerations. This chapter discusses the lingering effects of a failed federation on contemporary de

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