Titlebook: International Election Observation in the Commonwealth Caribbean; Race, Aid and Democr Lisa Ann Vasciannie Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if appl

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Election Observation in Guyana: A Case Study of the Commonwealth Caribbean,rocess of how international observers became involved in the first elections in 1964. The main themes of racial division, a history of external involvement in elections, and problems in the administration of elections and how these justified the involvement of external actors in successive elections

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International Election Observation in the Caribbean: Trends and Outcomes,rnational observation has been good, and creates an even more useful synergy if there is a partnership with regional and local actors. The Caribbean experience has been that observation has improved countries’ international profile, provided material benefits, technical support and improved electora

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International Election Observation in the Commonwealth Caribbean978-3-319-59069-1

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Introduction,m to which Caribbean states have had to increasingly show their acquiescence. It provides a historical context and traces the origins of and rationale for observation in the Caribbean. This chapter also establishes Guyana as the substantive case study for the Commonwealth Caribbean.

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Book 2018 observation within the context of sovereignty. The case of Guyana and other Anglophone Caribbean states shows the costs of not having observers have been multidimensional and have eclipsed concerns of respecting state sovereignty..

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Election Observation in the Caribbean,ting this survey of observation in the Caribbean, the research develops a case for the various scenarios in the region that have resulted in observed elections. This chapter sets a framework of flexible models or typologies of cases for election observation in the Caribbean and shows how Guyana exemplifies most.