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2019

Constitutional and Legislative Changes in Caribbean Local Government

INTRODUCTION

Reform is gradually transforming local government to local governance and ultimately to developmental local governance.

RESEARCH FOCUS AND OBJECTIVE

The objective of the research was to determine how, and to what extent, have the constitutional and legislative enactments facilitated local government change.

RESEARCH METHODS

The research deployed empirical and desk analyses of legal and constitutional provisions concerning Caribbean local governments.

FINDINGS

International Election Observation in the Commonwealth Caribbean: Race, Aid and Democratization

This research examines the practice of international election observation in a Caribbean context. Previous research has focused primarily on Latin American and African states with little mention of the Caribbean reality.

Marketing a Crime Prone Destination: Lessons from Montego Bay, Jamaica

Problem

Jamaica continues to experience high levels of crime and Montego Bay represents one of the main crime hotspots. Given Montego Bay’s crime problems, the marketing of this destination is problematic.

Method

In-depth interviews and desk research were utilisedwith the Hot Spots Theory for elucidating the dichotomous problem of crime versus tourism.

Key Results

'Many Rivers To Cross’:Windrush -DACA Caribbean Migrant experiences

Migration is a part of Caribbean Culture.We have developed Diasporas in Britain and in the USA and Canada.. One aspect of migrant life involves the development of business to serve the needs of this population.whom we need to understand.

Methodology

“NUTTIN NAH GWAAN FI WE” Challenges Faced by Adult Ex-inmates Upon Their Release in Jamaica

Ramona Biholar, a human rights law expert, undertook research funded by the European Union, for the civil society organization, Stand Up for Jamaica, focused on the barriers in Jamaica to the social reintegration of adult ex-inmates. Biholar conducted interviews with both adult male and female offenders discharged from Tower Street, St. Catherine and the Fort Augusta Adult Correctional Centres.

The comparison of the vegetative growth period of Cannabis cultivars using 18/6 photoperiod in Jamaica

Geographic isolation coupled with human selection of Cannabis sativa has given rise to the subspecies Cannabis sativa subspecies sativa and Cannabis sativa subspecies Indica. Modern day plant breeders have crosspollinated the two subspecies sativa and indica that are known as Cannabis hybrids. The therapeutic and medical value of these subspecies are distinct in their applications for the medical cannabis user.

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