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An Economic Analysis of the Horse Racing Industry in Trinidad and Tobago

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Do SPS and TBT regulations inhibit Guyana’s Food and Agriculture Exports to CARICOM markets?

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Remittances and Economic Development: Evidence from the Caribbean

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This article empirically examines whether and how remittances impact economic development in eleven Caribbean countries over the period 1975–2011. We employ the bounds test and ARDL framework to assess the existence of long-run relationships and causality, and adopt a countryspecific approach to accommodate differences among countries. We find evidence of heterogeneous long-run causal relationships in seven countries.

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Energy Consumption and Economic Development in Caribbean SIDS

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This article examines the direction of causality between energy consumption and economic development in thirteen Caribbean small island developing states, using annual data from 1980 to 2011. We estimate a multivariate model that includes environmental emissions and we utilise the Toda-Yamamoto approach to Granger causality testing to determine causal links in each country. We find evidence of four different types of causal relationships. These results have implications for heterogeneous energy policies in Caribbean economies. 
 

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Finance and Development in the Caribbean: Threats to the Link

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Structural Constraints and Macroeconomic Policies to Promote Sustainable Growth in the Caribbean

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Small Nations, Dislocations, Transformations: Sustainable Development in SIDS

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Afro-Cuban Religions Spiritual Marronage and Resistance

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Three Afro-Cuban spiritual practices—Regla de Palo Monte (Mayombe),
Abakuá, and Regla de Osha (Santería)—are living testaments of African
resistance to European colonisation. The survival of strong African traits
in a mixed-race island in the Caribbean, like Cuba, demonstrates the
successful integration of African philosophies and beliefs in the search for
peaceful co-existence. Through an adaptive process of transculturation,
these three spiritual practices, originally from West and Central Africa,

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The Rights of the Maroons in the Emerging Ganja Industry in Jamaica

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This article examines the rights of the Maroons in Jamaica in the emerging
ganja industry, based on national, regional, and international law. It
assesses their rights in the context of the land rights of indigenous peoples
and examines how these rights have been applied to marijuana policies
concerning indigenous peoples in the United States and Canada, and the
Rastafari community in Jamaica. Finally, it views the indigenous rightsbased
internationalist approach taken by the Charles Town Maroons as a

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Neo-Maroon Narratives and Legacies of (Non)Sovereignty

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Neo-slave narratives elucidate the false discourse of freedom and the need
for an ongoing project of abolition. Dionne Brand’s At the full and
change of the moon fits into this tradition, but reflects on the legacies of
specific slaves: the Maroons. By analyzing the development of Terre
Bouillante, the novel’s fictional Maroon settlement, we can see how its
legacy can be detrimental if seclusion is privileged. Yet, for some of this
settlement’s twentieth-century descendants, neo-marronage becomes

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