Publishers · Guyana
Working People's Alliance
ActiveFormed in Guyana in 1974 as an alliance of radical groups, and a party from 1979, it was informally led by Walter Rodney until his assassination in June 1980, and set out to replace ethnic politics with class solidarity. Its publications include Clive Thomas's Sugar and Liberation; its paper was Dayclean.
- Years
- 1974–present
- Location
- Georgetown, Guyana
- Also known as
- WPA
- Languages
- English
- Authority records
- Wikidata
- Sources
- Wikipedia — Working People's Alliance; ROAPE — The birth of the Working People's Alliance in Guyana
Backlist
The figures by decade
| Decade | Titles |
|---|---|
| 1970s | 1 |
| 1980s | 13 |
| Year | Title | Author(s) | Language |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1979 | Government of National Unity and Reconstruction✓ | English | |
| 1981 | Sign of the Times✓ | Walter Rodney | English |
| 1984 | Draft Programme for the Democratic Republic✓ | English | |
| 1984 | Grenada and the Caribbean✓ | English | |
| 1984 | The Struggle Goes On✓ | Walter Rodney | English |
| 1985 | An Appeal from Guyana✓ | English | |
| 1985 | Forward to the Democratic Republic✓ | English | |
| 1985 | WPA on the Elections Mission to Guyana✓ | English | |
| 1986 | Hoyte's Economic Dynamism Can It Work✓ | Clive Thomas | English |
| 1987 | Post-Independence Experience in the Caribbean, the Guyana Case in Particular✓ | Eusi Kwayana & KSKSKS | English |
| 1987 | The Caribbean Peoples Unity Against Imperialist Domination✓ | English | |
| 1988 | Walter Rodney✓Free | Eusi Kwayana | English |
| 1989 | The April Worker Rebellion✓ | Rupert Roopnaraine | English |
| 1989 | The Birth of the Guyanese Working Class and the First Sugar Strikes, 1840/41 and 1847✓ | Walter Rodney | English |
| n.d. | Towards a Revolutionary Socialist Guyana | English |