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Books Available for SALE
S&ES Volume 6:1&2 [2020]
Title: Chinese Traders and Chinese Trade in Jamaica
Author: James Robertson
Title: Do We Have a Connection? Caribbean Engagement with Global Women’s Rights Norms
Author: Susanne Zwingel
Title: Who Belongs?: The Caribbean Court of Justice Reveals Caribbean Identity’s Inclusive Potentiality
Author: Gabrielle Elliott-Williams
Title: Neoliberalism and the ‘Homosexual Agenda’ in Jamaica: A Shiny Object for a Nation in Crisis
Author: Winnifred Brown-Glaude
Title: Testing the Export-Led Growth Hypothesis: The Case of Suriname
Authors: Nancy Fraser, Janice Narain and Gavin Ooft
Title: The Impact of the 1992 Investment Policy Reform on Growth in the Bahamas
Author: Kemie A. Jones
Title: Changing School Cultures from Within
Authors: Therese Ferguson, Tenesha Gordon, Shaughna-Lee Steel, and Dena Rae Samuels
S&ES Volume 69: 3&4 [2020]
Title: Living (and dying) At The edge of History: The Quest For Sustainable Caribbean Futures
Author: Patricia Northover
Title: Whither CSME? A Reply to the Golding Report
Author: Collin Constantine
Title: Surviving Fiscal Odysseys in the Caribbean
Authors: Ryan R. Peterson and Elmelynn Croes
Title: Updating the Elasticity Approach to Currency Depreciation: The Role of the Economic Structure
Authors: Vanus James and Carlos Hazel
Title: Foreign Capital Inflows and Caribbean Economies
Authors: Vanus James and Carlos Hazel
Title: Competing in the US Market: Central American Garment Assemblers
Authors: Dale T. Mathews
Title: Exploring Multidimensional Poverty with Rural Women in Jamaica
Author: Siddier Chambers
Title: Racialized Financial Exclusion in the Anglophone Caribbean
Author: Tamanisha J. John
Title: Sitting on the Fence: Positioning Swing Voters in Trinidad’s Ethnically Divided Society
Author: Seon Raymond
Title: Notes and Comments - Development of Jamaica Scale to Measure Fathering Identity: The Mandad Scale
Author: Patricia Anderson and Hubert Devonish
S&ES 68:1&2 [2019]
Author: Mark Figueroa
Title: Introducing Economics and Social Sciences to UWI (1955-1962): W. Arthur Lewis’s Influence.
Author: Wilberne Persaud
Authors: Nlandu Mamingi, Alain Maurin and Jean-Gabriel Montauban
Title: Correlates of Delayed Sexual Initiation among Adolescent Girls.
Authors: Julian Devonish and Sharon Priestley
Authors: Oliver Wojahn and Jorrit van Spaendonck
Title: Unearthing and Analyzing Data on Festivals in the Caribbean
Authors: Alain Maurin and Patrick Watson
Title: The Returns to Male Schooling in Trinidad and Tobago
Author: Roshnie Doon
S&ES 68:3&4 [2019] Special Reparations Issue
Title: The Reparation Movement: Greatest Political Tide of the Twenty-First Century
Author: Hilary McD. Beckles
Title: Women, Slavery and the Reparation Movement in the Caribbean
Authors: Verene A. Shephered and Ahmed Reid
Title: Rastafari Reparation as Part of the Caribbean Reparations Movement
Author: Michael Barnett
Title: The Psychological Trauma of Slavery: The Jamaican Case Study
Authors: Samantha Longman-Mills, Carole Mitchell and Wendel Abel
Title: An International Law Deconstruction of the Hegemonic Denial of the Right to Reparations
Author: Nora Wittmann
Title: British Universities and Caribbean Slavery
Author: Nicholas Draper
Author: Gregory N. Price
Title: The Scandal of the British Slavery Abolition Act Loan
Author: Kris Manjapra
Title: Can Reparations Buy Growth? The Impact of Reparations Payments on Growth and Sustainable Development
Author: Stefan Richards