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	The Michael Manley Series of Ebooks for Children
		The Michael Manley Series is based on the adventures of Michael Manley and his sister, Suzie Manley.
		Michael Manley is a boy who loves adventure.
		Suzie Manley is the older sister of Michael Manley.
	www.kenseamedia.com /mm_series.htm (278 words)

	Michael Manley
		Son of Prime Minister Norman Manley[?], Michael inherited the leadership of the Jamacian People's National Party upon his father[?]'s death in 1969.
		Manley soundly beat the unpopular incumbent Prime Minister Hugh Shearer[?] in the election of 1972 after running on a platform of promising to curb Jamaica's worsening poverty situtation.
		Manley was also a close friend of Cuban leader Fidel Castro, and helped improve relations between the two island nations.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/mi/Michael_Manley.html (410 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner News - Revisiting Michael Manley's social revolution - Sunday \| April 9, 2006
		By the time the elections were held on the February 29, 1972, Michael Manley had completely transformed and revolutionised the political landscape and persuaded the urban poor, the Rastafarian community, the intelligentsia, big capital, organised labour, popular artistes and the Church to join him in a crusade for social justice.
		Manley also knew the political importance of the fl nationalist current which had swept the industrial cities of North America, and had again come to the fore in Jamaica in the Black Power rebellion of 1968 around the central figure of the Pan-African intellectual, Walter Rodney.
		The Jamaica which Michael Manley inherited had nearly doubled its per capita income in the decade of the '70s, with direct private foreign investment reaching an all-time high as the economy grew at an average of six per cent between 1967 and 1972.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20060409/lead/lead8.html (1398 words)

	Michael Manley and Constitutional Rights
		I got the impression that the interview was tense and that it had something to do with her son, Michael Manley and his socialization; he was hanging around with certain people, that his mother, Edna Manley did not approve of and she was concerned about where the socialization might lead.
		Manley advised at a speech at PNP headquarters, that the first objective of the socialist is to unite the masses not to divide them.
		Manley returned a sadder, wiser man in 1989 but, by this time, the efforts were spent and the ideas were gone.
	www.constitution-and-rights.com /rights-2.html (1502 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Manley said he was having "some good days and some not so good days." Though confined to bed, he said he kept busy tending to public and personal affairs.
		Manley was a firebrand socialist and champion of the nonaligned movement.
		Manley was given an appointed senator's seat in 1962 and was elected to parliament in 1967.
	www.standardtimes.com /daily/03-97/03-08-97/a02wn747.htm (352 words)

	Untitled Document
		Michael Manley was the son of the famous Jamaican sculptor Edna Manley and national hero Norman Manley.
		Michael Manley was known for his passion for 'Third World' issues and his informal style of leadership which is often contrasted to his father's formality.
		Michael Manley was appointed to Jamaica's senate in 1962 and in 1967 he was elected to the House of Representatives.
	www.mtholyoke.edu /~aehaynes/politicssite/Manley.html (389 words)

	Michael Norman Manley Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		Michael Norman Manley was born in St. Andrew, Jamaica, on December 10, 1924, the second son of illustrious parents.
		Manley's decision not to contest the December 1983 elections cost him his seat in Parliament, but he continued to be highly-regarded by the Jamaican people.
		Manley also founded the International Bauxite Association and spearheaded the International Seabed Authority, which both have their headquarters in Kingston, and served as vice-president of the Socialist International for Latin America and the Caribbean in 1978.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/michael-norman-manley (1278 words)

	Michael Manley--A personal perspective (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Michael Manley was born to privilege, but he spent most of his life fighting down the entrenched structures of privilege in his native Jamaica and in the wider world.
		Michael Manley grew up in a household in which political ideas and events were the fodder of daily conversation, artistic expression was a passion, and sport a subject of continuing interest, in a family which had embraced service to the nation as a lifelong vocation.
		If Manley had embraced the theology of globalisation and the market by 1989 when he was re-elected to office, it stemmed from his own personal disillusionment with the negative aspects of the 1970s experience, together with a pragmatic reading of the global constellation of forces.
	members.aol.com /Belriver/manley.htm (2228 words)

	Reflections on Caribbean Integration After Michael Manley by Honourable Dr. Kenny D. Anthony (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		I will argue that the interventions of Michael Manley were at consonance with a perspective in which issues such as the deepening and safeguarding of Caribbean sovereignty, the facilitation of the full development of the Caribbean person, and the pursuit of a development strategy free from external domination, were at the center of his vision.
		Manley sounded a reminder to his fellow Caribbean leaders that their efforts at the regional level were inextricably intertwined with the development imperatives which they faced in their respective countries.
		Manley’s response was to call for the acceleration and deepening of the integration process within CARICOM, and the broadening of that process to include all the countries of the Caribbean Basin under the Association of Caribbean States.
	www.stlucia.gov.lc /primeminister/statements/2003/reflections_on_caribbean_integration_after_michael_manley_by_honourable_dr_kenny_d_anthony.htm (6272 words)

	Fan The Flame by Leonard Tim Hector (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Michael Norman Manley had the courage in politics to commit class suicide and be born again to become what all concede: the foremost apostle for social justice in his time and space.
		Michael spent his youth at Drumblair "a rambling, deep verandahed house, sat among wide, tree-studded lawns and stands of high grass." T.A. Marryshow the very fine Grenadian and West Indian leader noted that Drumblair "was comfortable, but by no means ostentatious" and quite free of the conspicuous consumption which characterises Caribbean wealth.
		In November 1945 Michael Manley wrote to his father from England noting that he had listened to a tremendous amount of Beethoven and observes, "it is from that I have learned the most".
	www.candw.ag /~jardinea/ffhtm/ff970314.htm (2195 words)

	80 years after Michael Manley's birth - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM
		Before his return to Jamaica, Michael Manley was already divorced and would actually marry five times, with only one marriage having death as the cause of its end.
		In 1967, Michael Manley was elected member of parliament for Central Kingston, "scraping through" by a margin of 43 votes.
		Michael Manley came to power in 1972 against the backdrop of a brewing revolution for change.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /columns/html/20041208T190000-0500_71053_OBS____YEARS_AFTER_MICHAEL_MANLEY_S_BIRTH.asp (883 words)

	Fan The Flame by Leonard Tim Hector (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Manley inherited a party of idea-less lawyers and middle class careerists interested only in their upward mobility, while paying lip-service to whatever was in vogue whenever.
		It was that combination, particularly adapted in the person of Michael Manley, together with his own specific interactions with the Jamaican working class, which made him a Titan, a Caribbean giant on the world stage, speaking always for the Wretched of the Earth, and in Bob Marley's inimitable phrase "for the sufferers".
		Manley knew only too well that shame is a revolutionary sentiment, and wanted the people of the Caribbean to rededicate that politics of shame, for the politics of making the region take control of the region, in every single island or mainland territory.
	www.candw.ag /~jardinea/ffhtm/ff970318.htm (3679 words)

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		Michael Manley was one of the most outstanding political figures in the post-colonial history of the Caribbean.
		In all of this, Michael Manley was driven by a passionate concern for human equality.
		The Michael Manley Foundation is aimed at preserving and promoting the political, philosophical and intellectual legacy of the Most Hon.
	www.michaelmanley.org (245 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - The enduring relevance of Michael Manley - Sunday \| March 17, 2002
		Assessing Michael Manley's legacy is not helped by the fact that the country's intelligentsia has an aversion to reading and intellectual enquiry.
		The facts bear out that Michael Manley was intellectually and politically ahead of his time; that his profound understanding of the global economy and the constraints of Third World development is even more evident today.
		Manley should have expected the virulence of the local and international opposition and skilfully manoeuvred himself.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20020317/focus/focus3.html (1600 words)

	Michael Manley Foundation :: About
		In May 1999, a group of distinguished persons, including former Ministers of Government and Press Secretaries to Michael Manley, Ambassadors, university Professors, senior trade unionists and sports greats, established a Michael Manley Foundation to preserve and promote the political, philosophical and intellectual legacy of Michael Manley.
		The Foundation has implemented three annual projects, namely
		The Foundation has also launched a Michael Manley Centre that houses and displays Mr Manley's documents and memorabilia.
	www.michaelmanley.org /aboutthefoundation/history.htm (80 words)

	Michael Norman Manley
		For his outstanding contribution to the Caribbean as a political leader and social reformer, the OCC was conferred on Jamaica's fourth Prime Minister, Michael Norman Manley, and son of Jamaica's national hero Norman Washington Manley, in 1994.
		Michael Manley served two more elected terms of office as President of Jamaica in 1976 and 1989.
		Michael Manley has been engaged in the work of various regional and international bodies such as UNESCO and the EEC on matters pertaining, inter alia, to education and Caribbean tourism.
	www.caricom.org /jsp/projects/personalities/michael_norman.jsp?menu=projects (310 words)

	Michael Manley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Manley: This is one of those situations where one has to act internationally--where 60 per cent of the people vote for Jean-Baptiste Aristide, put him in power, and the army promptly kicks him out.
		Manley: When I was a student at the London School of Economics, I sorted out once and for all what was my fundamental position in the political spectrum.
		Manley: I don't know that I had a reversal of position with the IMF, but I certainly learned that it was a waste of time to attack them too consistently, because sometimes they would just tighten the screws on you.
	shs.westport.k12.ct.us /chia/Caribbean/NTTHresearchproj/michael_manley.htm (5176 words)

	Michael Manley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jamaican leader Michael Manley was educated at the London School of Economics.
		Manley instituted a radical policy of economic and social reforms.
		Despite rising unemployment, Manley was re-elected in 1976, but defeated in 1980.
	www.multied.com /1812/Ghent.htmlhttp://www.multied.com/Bio/people/manley.html (93 words)

	Michael Manley - former prime minister of Jamaica - Interview Progressive, The - Find Articles
		For decades, Michael Manley, former prime minister of Jamaica, has represented progressive social and democratic change not only for the Caribbean but also throughout the world.
		But the elder Manley lost the election that would have made him the first prime minister of independent Jamaica, and the younger Manley became part of a group of young intellectuals who would transform their nation's politics.
		Manley: I don't see any departure yet, and I don't say that critically because, obviously, it is an Administration under tremendous pressure in the domestic arena, and with some crises it can't avoid in the international arena, situations where one really has to act internationally--as in South Africa, or Bosnia, or Somalia, or Haiti.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1295/is_n7_v57/ai_13972336 (934 words)

	Michael Manley
		Michael Manley is an award winning photographer who truly loves what he does.
		Since opening Michael's Photography, business has flourished year after year due to Michael's high level of commitment to his clients, in addition to his desire to create beautiful portraits.
		Michael is an active member of Professional Photographers of the Ozarks, Senior Photographers International and Wedding and Portrait Photographers International.
	www.michaelsphotos.com /about.htm (224 words)

	Michael Manley Lecture in Florida - Jamaica Information Service
		Michael Manley was born in Kingston on December 10, 1924, and was educated at Jamaica College and the London School of Economics.
		Manley was instrumental in implementing a range of social and economic programmes designed to improve the quality and life for the Jamaica people.
		Manley also was known for his international crusade and outstanding contribution to the struggle against apartheid.
	www.jis.gov.jm /foreign_affairs/html/20060206t090000-0500_7982_jis_michael_manley_lecture_in_florida.asp (549 words)

	Ebony interview with Jamaica Prime Minister Michael Manley - interview Ebony - Find Articles
		THOSE who believe that history repeats itself found their belief confirmed last February when the people of Jamaica voted to give Michael Manley, the charismatic prime minister who had led them during the '70s, a second chance at the helm.
		Manley's landslide victory gave his People's National Party 44 seats in the island's 60-seat Parliament.
		PM MANLEY: People who believe that have been listening to the wildest propaganda, because it was always very clear that we were thoroughly committed to a mixed economy.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1077/is_n4_v45/ai_8325369 (896 words)

	Michael Manley to be awarded high South African honour - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM
		LATE former prime minister, Michael Manley, will be posthumously awarded the Order of Companions of O R Tambo in South Africa, tomorrow.
		Manley was in 1978 awarded the UN Gold Medal for his "significant contribution in cooperation with the United Nations and in solidarity with the South African liberation movement in the international campaign against apartheid".
		Manley, who died in 1997, served as prime minister from 1972 to 1980 and again from 1989 to 1992.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /news/html/20040615T000000-0500_61253_OBS_MICHAEL_MANLEY_TO_BE_AWARDED_HIGH_SOUTH_AFRICAN_HONOUR.asp (284 words)

	Michael Manley - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Michael Manley - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Manley, Michael Norman (1924-1997), prime minister of Jamaica (1972-1980; 1989-1992).
		Michael Norman Manley was born in Kingston, Jamaica, on...
	encarta.msn.com /Michael_Manley.html (51 words)

	Residents Clean Michael Manley Boulevard - Jamaica Information Service
		According to one resident, clearing the area was necessary, as it acts as a cover for criminals, as was the case earlier this month when the body of a six-year old girl was discovered in the bushes after she was raped and strangled by her abductor.
		Manley, and to espouse the notion of community self-reliance as enunciated by him.
		Steve, a resident of Manley Meadows, said he is pleased with the turn out of his fellow community members.
	www.jis.gov.jm /education/html/20050523T180000-0500_5745_JIS_RESIDENTS_CLEAN_MICHAEL_MANLEY_BOULEVARD.asp (679 words)

	Nettleford For Michael Manley Memorial Lecture - February 10, 2006, Ft Lauderdale, Florida (Jamaica) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jamaica Awareness Inc. in association with Jamaican Diaspora Southern U.S. presents the second annual Michael Manley Memorial Lecture - The Legacy of Michael Manley, on Friday February 10 at 7:00 p.m.
		Manley's contribution to and impact on the Caribbean region.
		Last year's inaugural lecture included a seminar during which panelists Dr. D.K. Duncan, Dr. Dudley Thompson, David Rowe and Beverly Anderson-Manley examined the impact of Michael Manley's policies on Jamaica during his leadership and their implications for the country's future.
	www.jamaicans.com /news/events/manleylecture2006.shtml (417 words)

	Saul Landau: "The Coup Lacked Professionalism"
		Prime Minister Michael Manley, a Jamaican businessman told me, was homosexual, a Castro servant and dying of venereal disease.
		Manley lost the 1980s election in an atmosphere of fear and violence generated by a CIA-backed campaign to "destabilize" his government.
		Some Manley supporters confessed to me that they had voted against him because they feared that his victory would have meant more violence and some thought that the CIA would surely assassinate Joshua, as Manley's followers called him.
	www.counterpunch.org /landau01112003.html (2412 words)

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