This study investigated Guyanese children’s play encounters. It argues
that children’s play encounters challenge adult-centric notions of play as
This study investigated Guyanese children’s play encounters. It argues
that children’s play encounters challenge adult-centric notions of play as
We view indicators of success in health in the Caribbean with some
ambivalence. Macro-level indicators mask the inequities that threaten the
This article considers the popular preoccupation with order and discipline
over freedom in Barbados and Jamaica. I argue that the very emphasis on
This essay examines the ramifications for Diasporic relations of US African Americans’ investment in tourism as a means of supporting Haiti’s sovereignty and economy.
Potential labour market entrants make decisions based partially on their expected returns.
Dutch settlements on the coastal plain locked Guyana into polder agriculture and, inadvertently, ensured a small, widely dispersed population.
Since the January 2010 earthquake, Haiti has been an incredibly popularlocation for non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
This paper estimates the trade, revenue and welfare effects of the proposed Caribbean Community (CARICOM)–Canada free trade agreement (FTA) on CARICOM countries, using a partial equilibrium model...
This article examines as ‘virtual disaster tourism’ the US-internet public’s mass consumption of digitized images of, and their virtual participation in, the humanitarian response to the...
This paper explores the restructuring of the Belizean banana industry,
following the phase-out of preferential trade. The industry has sought to
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