maroons in suriname and guyane: how many and where

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Abstract
[First paragraph] While conducting research with Sally Price for a book (R. & S. Price 2002) about Maroons in Guyane (French Guiana) - all of whom have recent or ancestral roots in Suriname - 1 have come to realize that the Maroon population figures routinely used in the scholarly and popular literature are considerably out of date, for both Suriname and Guyane, as well as for the Maroon diaspora in the Netherlands.1 This brief essay is intended to provide new estimates, some of which have startling implications.
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Authors ;Richard Price
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Year 2002
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Keywords
french guiana maroons suriname spanish americacolonies and colonization international migration emigration and immigration social and cultural anthropologylatin america demographyethnology

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