1: The Silent Revolution: Book I: A study of the functioning of dominant political parties in emerging societies, using the PNM of Trinidad and Tobago … parties of India, Ghana and Tanganyika.

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Subtitled: A study of the functioning of dominant political parties in emerging societies, the usage of the PNM of Trinidad and Tobago as the principle case study with comparisons with dominant parties of India, Ghana and Tanganyika.
The Folks’s National Movement (PNM) formed the federal government of Trinidad and Tobago. Led by Dr. Eric Williams it was once returned to power Within the general elections each five years frequently from 1956 to 1986 when it was once soundly defeated on the polls. Within the process of governing, did the PNM lose its way? Did it lose sight of its noble ideals so proudly proclaimed in The Folks’s Charter, and accept being an electioneering machine? Did its wide membership in Trinidad and Tobago ever gain the vision enunciated in its charter? Or did a blind and grasping legislative and party leadership lead the PNM away from its fundamental mission and goals as a nationalistic party?

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