Payne Anthony Knihy

This comprehensive bibliographical study delves into the life and writings of Richard Hakluyt, a prominent Elizabethan travel writer. It explores his early works, providing insights into his contributions to travel literature and the historical context of his time. The book meticulously catalogs Hakluyt's writings, highlighting their significance in shaping perceptions of exploration and adventure during the Elizabethan era. Through detailed analysis, it sheds light on Hakluyt's influence and the enduring legacy of his literary output.

Focusing on the internal politics of various countries, this book explores the dynamics of political conflicts, coups, and revolutions, while analyzing the influences of the United States, Cuba, and emerging Latin American powers. Originally published in 1984, it provides a comprehensive look at the intricate relationships and power struggles that shape the political landscape in the region.

In "Civic Capitalism," Colin Hay and Anthony Payne critique the Anglo-liberal growth model and propose a new framework for capitalism that prioritizes social, economic, and environmental sustainability. They advocate for a governance model where the state serves the people, promoting collective goods, equity, and social justice.