This
is by Thesis only, although candidates are expected
to attend class seminars. This option is offered to
students with at least a strong Second Class Honours
(Upper Division) and who have shown a strong proficiency
for research. Candidates are required to do 9 credits
of course work before embarking on their thesis.
These
courses are:
Some
of the theses produced by the Department of Government
since 1991 include:
"Human
Resource Development in the Public Service of St. Vincent
& the Grenadines: A Development Management Approach."
- Jean Jack
"The
Privatisation Process in Jamaica with a brief critical
comparison with the British experience." -
Livingston Smith
"The
Role of Government Agency as an agent of change ...
the JDF in the development of Jamaica."
- Winston Sutherland
"How
external agencies impact on the development of democracy
in the Caribbean." - Floyd Morris
“Dis/Place: Socio-cultural Politics of
Identity in Inna Di Dancehall Jamaica” -
Donna Patricia Hope
There are fourteen registered MPhil theses currently
being supervised by the Department including:
“Suggested Reforms to the Ship Rider Agreement
Between Jamaica and the United States”
- Carol DaCosta
“A Comparative Study of the Foreign Policy
of Barbados and Jamaica: 1972-92” -Antonette
Grant
There
are fourteen registered MPhil theses currently being
supervised by the Department including:
"How
external agencies impact on the development of democracy
in the Caribbean." - Floyd Morris
"Comparative
examination of the sugar industry in Jamaica and Guyana."
- Richard Harry
