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Publications
IN PRINT (PEER REVIEWED)
Rhiney, K. 2012. “The
Negril Tourism Industry: growth, challenges and future prospects.”
Caribbean Journal of Earth Sciences, Volume 43(1):
25-34
R. Cruse, R. & K. Rhiney.
(2011) ‘Reggae identité et paysage urbain dans
un bidonville de Kingston-ouest’,. L’Espace Politique.
2011 http://espacepolitique.revues.org/index1997.html Rhiney
, K. (2011) “Agri-tourism Linkages in Jamaica:
Case Study of the Negril All-inclusive Hotel Sub-sector”.
In R. Torres, J. Momsen and I. Haeckle (eds.) Tourism and
Agriculture: New Geographies of Consumption, Production and
Rural Restructuring, Routledge, Chapter 8.
Rhiney, K. (2010) ‘Text and Textuality’,
in Wharf, B. (ed.) Encyclopedia of Human Geography. London:
SAGE, 2010, pp. 482-484.
Rhiney , K. (2009) “Forging New Linkages
in a Changing Global Economy? The Case of Cooperatives and
their Link with the Negril Tourism Industry, Jamaica.”
Caribbean Geography , 15(2): pp. 142-159.
Rhiney , K. (2009) “(Re)Defining the
Link? Globalisation, Tourism and the Jamaican Food Network”.
In D. McGregor, D. Barker and D. Dodman (eds.) Global Change
and Caribbean Vulnerability: Environment, Economy and Society
at Risk? ” Kingston: The University of the West Indies
Press, pp 237-258.
Dodman, D. and K. Rhiney (2008) “We
Nyammin?' Food Supply, Authenticity and the Tourist Experience
in Negril, Jamaica'. In M. Daye, D. Chambers and S. Roberts
(eds.) New Perspectives in Caribbean Tourism, London and New
York: Routledge, pp. 115-132.
IN PRINT (NON-REFEREED)
Rhiney , K. (2010) “Agri-tourism Linkages
in Jamaica: Prospects and Challenges.” CaribXplorer
1(3) pp. 18-22.
Rhiney, K. (2006) “Time to rethink agrotourism link”
Guest Columnist, Jamaica Gleaner, October 29.
MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION
UNDER REVIEW
Jaffe, R., Rhiney,
K. & C. Francis. (Forthcoming 2012) “Throw
word: Graffiti, Space and Power in Kingston Jamaica”.
Caribbean Quarterly.
TECHNICAL REPORTS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS
Rhiney, K. 2012. Country
Report on Status of Agriculture and Fisheries in Jamaica in
Preparation for the Rio+20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable
Development (UNCSD). Report prepared for the Ministry of Water,
Land, Environment and Climate Change and the United Nations
Development Programme (UNDP), 22 pp.
Taylor, M., Kirton, C., Rhiney, K., Rankine,
D., & R. Sutherland. (In progress). Climate Change, Agriculture
and Food Security Study on the Caribbean. Project co-ordinated
by the Climate Studies Group Mona (CSGM) for the UN Food and
Agriculture Organization (FAO).
Waller, L., Anglin, P., Rhiney, K. Daley,
G. Hill, S. Johnson, S. & A. Walcott. (In progress). Electronic
Youth Programmatic Inventory and Gap Analysis. Report being
prepared on behalf of the Centre for Leadership and Governance,
Department of Government, University of the West Indies Mona
for the National Centre for Youth and Development (NCYD),
Ministry of Youth and Culture (GoJ).
Rhiney, K.
& S. Gatchair. (2011) “Jamaica National Youth Mainstreaming
Strategy and Manual Documents”. Reports prepared on
behalf of the Centre for Leadership and Governance, Department
of Government, University of the West Indies (UWI) Mona for
the National Centre for Youth and Development (NCYD), Ministry
of Youth, Sports and Culture (GoJ). 58 and 35pp.
Ostertag, C. & K. Rhiney.
(2010) “Review of current Jamaican agricultural intermediaries
relative to business model and goods and services offered
to local farmers and buyers”. Report prepared for Oxfam
GB as part of its Jamaican Market Access Initiative (JAMAI)
project in collaboration with the Corporation for Rural and
Economic Development (CODER), Cali, Colombia and the SLOAN
Business School based at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(MIT) in Boston, Massachusetts. 86 pp.
Clarke, J., C. Michel, & K.
Rhiney. (2010). “Feasibility Study on both
Existing and New Sustainable Livelihood Initiatives for Communities
around the Central Forest Reserve National Park, St. Kitts”.
Report prepared for the Department of Environment, Government
of St. Kitts and Nevis as part of the OECS Protected Areas
and Associated Livelihoods (OPAAL) Project. 87 pp.
Rhiney, K. &
D. Thomas. (2010). “Analytical Study on Industry within
Jamaica in preparation of a National Spatial Plan”.
Prepared on behalf of The Centre for Leadership and Governance,
Department of Government, University of the West Indies (UWI)
Mona. Sponsored by the National Environment and Planning Agency
(NEPA) and the Office of the Prime Minister (GoJ). 55 pp.
Rhiney, K. &
T. Guyah (2008). “Jamaica Country Report to the CARICOM
Commission on Youth Development (CCYD) on the Situation of
Youth in the Caribbean, 2008”. Sponsored by the Ministry
of Information, Culture, Youth and Sports (GoJ) and the CARICOM
Secretariat. 77 pp.
CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION
PAPER SESSIONS
Rhiney, K. & T. Chambers.
2012. Improving Market Access among Smallholder Farmers through
the Adoption of Alternative Business Models: Oxfam’s
Experience in the Caribbean. SALISES 50/50 Global Climate
Change and Rural Resilience Conference: The Challenge of Sustainable
Development in the Caribbean and Beyond. Kingston, Jamaica,
May 10-11.
Northover, P. & K. Rhiney. 2012. Vision
50/50 – Tackling Constraints and Promoting Pathways
to Rural Resilience. SALISES 50/50 Global Climate Change and
Rural Resilience Conference: The Challenge of Sustainable
Development in the Caribbean and Beyond. Kingston, Jamaica,
May 10-11.
Rhiney,K. & D. Barker. 2012. Arriving
at an Appropriate Theoretical Framework to Assessing Small
Farmers’Vulnerability to Global Economic and Environmental
Change: Examples from Jamaica. First International Workshop
on the Making of the Caribbean Region. Université
des Antilles et de la Guyane, Fort de France, Martinique,
April 23-25.
Rhiney, K. 2012. Climate Change Adaptation:
Implications for Food Security. Presented at the Climate Change
and Agriculture Symposium, organized by the Ministry of Agriculture
and Fisheries in collaboration with the USAID, Eltham Training
Centre, Ocho Rios, Jamaica, March 12.
Rhiney, K. 2012. ‘Promoting Climate-smart
Agriculture in the Caribbean using Crop-prediction Models:
Examples from Jamaica’. Colgate University, Hamilton
New York, March 8.
Rhiney,K. 2012. Enhancing Market Access for
Smallholder Farmers using Alternative Business Models: Case
Study of the JAMAI. Presented at the Annual Meeting of
the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Manhattan,
New York, February 23-27.
Rhiney, K. 2011. ‘Enhancing markets,
preserving livelihoods: Making the case for stronger agri-tourism
linkages in Jamaica’. Presented at the Graduate Seminar,
Université des Antilles et de la Guyane, Fort
de France, Martinique, December 7.
Rhiney, K. 2011. ‘Agri-tourism Linkages
in Jamaica: Case Study of the Negril Tourism Industry’
Presented to the International Centre for Tropical Agriculture,
Cali, Colombia, May 31. Available online:http://www.slideshare.net/CIAT/agri-tourism-linkagesinjamaicacasestudyofthenegril
tourismindustry
Rhiney, K. and R. Kinlocke.
April 2011. Urban Livelihood Responses to New Trade Regulations
for the Jamaican Scrap Metal Industry. Presented at the Annual
Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG),
Seattle, Washington, April 12-16.
Rhiney , K. 2010. “Citizens Associations
and Participatory Urban Governance: The Case of the Portmore
Municipality, Jamaica”. Presented at the Annual
Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG)
, Washington DC, April 13-19.
Rhiney, K . & D. Campbell. 2009. ‘Boosting
local capacity and strengthening linkages: farmers' groups
and their supply links with the Jamaican tourism industry'.
Presented at the Meeting on Food Security and Agricultural
Development in the Americas , Kingston, University of
the West Indies, Mona, July 27-29.
Rhiney , K. 2009. “Trench Town Rock:
Reggae Music, Identity and Place Contestations in Trench Town,
Kingston”. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the
Association of American Geographers (AAG), Las Vegas,
Nevada, March 22-27.
Rhiney , K., Jaffe, R. and C. Francis. 2008.
“The ‘Write' to the City: Graffiti, Space and
Power in Knigston Jamaica.” Presented at the International
Conference of the Department of Geography & Geology: Foundations
and Directions: Celebrating Geography and Geology at The UWI
, The University of the West Indies, Mona, July 7-11.
Rhiney , K., Jaffe, R. and C. Francis. 2008.
“Contested Spaces, Contesting Identities? Graffiti,
Space and Power in Kingston Jamaica”. Presented at the
Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers
(AAG) , Boston Massachusetts, April 15-19.
Rhiney , K. 2007. “Forging New Linkages
in a Changing Global Economy? The Case of Cooperatives and
their Link with the Negril Tourism Industry, Jamaica.”
Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of
American Geographers' Annual Meeting (AAG) , San Francisco,
California, April 17-21.
Rhiney , K. 2006. “(Re)Defining the
Link? Globalisation, Tourism and the Jamaican Food Network.”
Presented at the 5th British-Caribbean Geographers Conference,
“Global Change and Caribbean Vulnerability: Environment,
Economy and Society at Risk? The University of the West
Indies, Mona Campus, July 24-28.
Rhiney , K. and D. Dodman. 2006. “Food
Supply, Authenticity and the Tourist Experience in Negril,
Jamaica”. Presented at the 31st Annual Conference,
Caribbean Studies Association , Port of Spain, Trinidad
and Tobago, May 29 to June 2.
Rhiney , K. 2005. “Tourism and its
Linkage with the Local Food-Supply Network: A Case Study of
Negril, Jamaica”. Presented at the Annual Meeting
of the South Eastern Division of the Association of American
Geographers (SEDAAG) , West Palm Beach, Florida, November
20-22.
POSTER(S)
Rhiney , K. 2008. “Tourism
and its Linkage with the Local Food-Supply Network: A Case
Study of the Negril Tourism Industry”. Poster displayed at
The Eigth Conference of the Faculty of Pure and Applied
Sciences , The University of the West Indies, Mona Campus,
February 26-28.
OTHER ACTIVITIES
Paper Session Chair and Co-organizer, “Caribbean
Responses to Global Change (2)” Annual Meeting of the
Association of American Geographers , Seattle, Washington
, April 12-16. Co-organised session with Benjamin Timms, California
Polytechnic State University.
Paper Session Co-organiser, “Landscape inscriptions
and place identities.” Annual Meeting of the Association
of American Geographers , Las Vegas, Nevada, March 22-27,
2009. Co-organised session with Terri Moreau, University of
Reading, UK.
Session Chair, “Panel Session 9: Directions
in Postgraduate Research”, Foundations and Directions:
Celebrating Geography and Geology at The University of the
West Indies , The University of the West Indies, Mona,
July 11, 2008.
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