| Research Title | Lead Researcher | Faculty | Department, Institute or Centre |
|---|---|---|---|
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Philosophy of Tolerance and Tolerance as Philosophy: Using Philosophy for Social Transformation in Caribbean Societies |
Dr. Lawrence Bamikole & Ms Sandra McCalla | Department of Language, Linguistics and Philosophy / Language Unit | |
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Creating Culture: Creative Synergies |
Dr Rachel Moseley-Wood, | Literatures in English | |
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A five year review of Maternal mortality at the University Hospital of the West Indies |
Dr Leslie Samuels | Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology | |
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Gender based violence in pregnancy: opportunities or challenges for Midwives? |
Mrs. Pitter | UWISON | |
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Citizenship, Security and the Politics of Reform in Jamaica |
Yonique Campbell | Government | |
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Rethinking the Informal Economy: Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Development in the Global South |
Stacey-Ann Wilson | Government | |
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Exact solvability of the Schrödinger equation |
Davide Batic | Mathematics | |
|
The Use of Metal Complexes in the Treatment of Diabetes and Related Complications |
Williams LK, Logan KA, Bakir MA, Asemota HN | Biotechnology Centre | |
|
Exploring the Relationship Between The Playing of Football and Culture in Greater August Town |
Dr. Olivene Burke | Mona Social Services: UWI Township | |
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Preservation Or Exploitation? What To Do With Caribbean Ecosystems |
Alecia Evans | Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Economics | |
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Ambivalence in the Image: The Jamaica Film Unit and the Narrative of the Emerging Nation |
Dr. Rachel Moseley-Wood | Department of Literatures in English | |
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Beyond Windrush and the Original Black Atlantic Routes: Austin Clarke , Race and Canada's Influence on Anglophone Caribbean Literature |
Dr Michael Bucknor | Literatures in English |
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