Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies: Cumulative Author Index
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ADDAE, HELENA. Attributions of Absenteeism in Trinidad and Tobago: an Exploratory Study. 23(3), 1998, 56-76.
ADDY, DAVID NII. Restructuring and the Loss of Preferences: Labour Challenges for the Challenges for the Caribbean Banana Industry. 25(4), 2000, 26-51.
ADRIEN, PETER. Cricket: A Viable Industry. 25(3), 2000, 56-79.
ALI, CARLA. To Wed, Rastafari. 47(1&2), 2022, 72-77.
ALLADIN, FAREENA M. Media Exposure and Attitudes of Adolescents toward Fast Food. 40(3), 2015, 1-23.
ALLEN, CAROLINE F. Intersections Between HIV/AIDS and Violence Against Women: Research to Develop Pilot Projects in Barbados and Dominica. 36(4), 2011, 39-59.
ALLEYNE, FRANK W. Fostering Improved Terms of Trade for ACP States: an Evaluation of the European Union’s Green Paper. 23(3), 1998, 1-32.
ALLEYNE, KERRY-ANN; WINSTON MOORE, The Economic Effects of Tax Incentives on the Mutual Fund Industry in Barbados. 31(2), 2006, 25-43.
ALLEYNE, MARGARUERITA R; LOUIS A.WHITTINGTON. Factors Impacting on the Success of Distance Education Students of the Cave Hill Campus of the University of the West Indies. 25(2), 2000, 53-76.
ALLEYNE, PHILMORE. Independence of Auditors: In the Deep End? A Barbadian Analysis. 27(2), 2002, 55-79.
ALLEYNE, PHILMORE; & CHERYL CADOGAN-McCLEAN. Exploring Ethics and Gender in Corporate Organisations in a Caribbean Context: Does Gender Truly Matter? 44(2), 2019, 145-172.
ALLEYNE, PHILMORE; DIANA WEEKES-MARSHALL & ROGER ARTHUR. Exploring Factors Influencing Whistle-Blowing Intentions among Accountants in Barbados. 38(1 & 2), 2013, 35-62.
ALLEYNE, PHILMORE; DWAYNE DEVONISH, JANIELLE NURSE; CHERYL CADOGAN-McCLEAN. Perceptions of Moral Intensity Among Under-graduate Accounting Students in Barbados 31(3), 2006, 1-26.
ALLEYNE, PHILMORE; MICHAEL HOWARD. An Assessment of the Operational Impact of the Barbados VAT Between 1997 and 2001. 28(1), 2003, 17-43.
ALLEYNE, PHILMORE; MICHAEL HOWARD. Understanding Tax Reform Issues in Barbados. 29(3), 2004, 38-64.
ALLEYNE, PHILMORE; TRACEY BROOME. Using the Theory of Planned Behaviour and Risk Propensity to Measure Investment Intentions among Future Investors. 36(1), 2011, 1-20.
ANTHONY, KENNY D. Caribbean Integration: the Future Relationship between Barbados and the OECS. 23(1), 1998, 35-50.
ANTOINE, ROSEMARIE. The Offshore Financial Services Sector: Legal Policy Issues on the Path to Development - A Legal Defence. 26(4), 2001, 1-27.
ARCHIBALD, XIOMARA; DENNY LEWIS-BYNOE AND WINSTON MOORE. Barriers to Starting a Business In Barbados. 30(3), 2005, 1-27.
ARJOON, SURENDRA. Analysis of the Quality Gap of the Registration Services at the UWI. 22(1), 1997, 20-31.
ARMSTRONG, LOUISE A.; KRISTINA HINDS. Exploring Caribbean CSOs Web Presences. 44(3), 2019, 35-53.
ARTHUR, OWEN. The Economic Partnership Agreement between CARIFORUM and the European Union and the Building of a Post-Colonial Economy in the Caribbean. 33(2), 2008, 24-44.
ARTHUR, OWEN S. Prospects for Caribbean Political Unity. 23(1), 1998, 27-34.
ASOMBA, EMMANUEL. A Tale of Constitutive Capacities for Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Natural Resources Management (NRM): Between India and the Caribbean Basin. 34(3), 2009, 59-67.
ATLINK, HENRICE. Remove or Retain? The Border Question in St. Martin in the 1990s. 28(4), 2003, 25-54.
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BAILEY, CORIN A. Exploring Determinants of Aggression - Self Esteem, Narcissism and Exposure to Violence from a Sample of Jamaican School Children. 38(3), 2013, 63-84.
BAILEY, CORIN.; JULIAN CRESSER & CHARLENE COORE-DESAI. Participation in Organised Sports and Delinquent/Problem Behaviour among High School Boys in Jamaica and Barbados: A Socio-historical Analysis of Prevalence and Associated Factors. 44(2), 2019, 91-114.
BAILEY, VANESSA; ROLAND G. BAPTISTE. The Status of Strategic Human Resource Management in Trinidad and Tobago. 28(1), 2003, 1-16.
BALGOBIN, ROLPH N.S; NARESH R. PANDIT. What do we Know about Corporate Turnarounds? 23(4), 1998, 25-39.
BAPTISTE, ROLAND G. Management Education and Development in Trinidad and Tobago. 27(3), 2002, 26-48.
BAPTISTE, ROLAND G.; VANESSA BAILEY. The Status of Strategic Human Resource Management in Trinidad and Tobago. 28(1), 2003, 1-16.
BARCLAY, LOU ANNE. The Competitiveness of Trinidadian Manufacturing Firms in an Increasingly Liberalised Trading Environment. 30(2), 2005, 41-74.
BARNES, VERNIE CLARICE. The Montserrat Volcanic Disaster: A Gender Analysis of Psycho-social Effects and Coping. 26(2), 2001, 33-53.
BARNES, VERNIE CLARICE. Stress ‘Bussin’ or Counselling in the Montserrat Volcanic Disaster. 26(3), 2001, 1-22.
BARROW, CHRISTINE. Risk, Vulnerability and Gender in the Caribbean Context of HIV. 36(4), 2011, 1-5.
BARROW, VALDENE M. A Genealogy of Barbadian Tourism: The Welcoming Society and Contemporary Narratives of Resistance. 29(2), 2004, 50-75.
BARROW-GILES, CYNTHIA; JANICE FARLEY. Barbadian Perceptions on Closer Collaboration with the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) Initiative. 24(2), 1999, 43-68.
BARROW-GILES, CYNTHIA AND RONNIE R. F. YEARWOOD. The Judicialisation of Elections in Guyana: A Case Study of the March 2, 2020 General and Regional Elections. 45(2), 2020, 5-32.
BASRA, HARDEEP. WTO Accession: Lessons for the Bahamas. 33(3), 2008, 24-52.
BEAN, DALEA & ANDREW SPENCER. Assessing Gender Depictions in Jamaican Hotels through the Lens of Entertainment Coordinators: An Application of Butler's Theory of Performativity to the Study of Creative Industries. 37(3&4), 2012, 97-114.
BELGRAVE, ANTON, TIFFANY GROSVENOR AND SHANE LOWE. Constructing a Housing Price Index for Barbados. 41(2&3), 2016, 33-58.
BENJAMIN, DAVE. Fact or Fiction? The Reagan-Thatcher “Special Relationship” and the Falklands/Grenada Crises. 23(2), 1998, 30-46.
BERKLEY, MELISSA; GODFREY ST. BERNARD. Improving Life Chances of an 'At Risk' Group in Trinidad and Tobago: An Exploratory Analysis of Missing Girls' Data. 38(4), 2014, 106-138.
BERNAL, RICHARD. CARICOM-EU Economic Partnership agreement Negotiations: Why and How. 33(2), 2008, 1-23.
BERNARD, APRIL. The 21st Century Caribbean Woman’s Question: What is the Meaning of Freedom? 33(3), 2008, 1-23.
BEST, CURWEN. Finding the Hardcore Roots: Early Post-Soca Tendencies in Caribbean Music. 26(1), 2001, 21-34.
BEST, CURWEN. Finding the Hardcore Roots: Early Post-Soca Tendencies in Caribbean Music. 47(1 & 2), 2022, 16-27.
BEST, GLADSTONE; BEVIS PETERS. Enhancing Access to Tertiary Education in Barbados: Promises to Keep. 30(2), 2005, 1-40.
BEST, SIMON. Service Quality of a Tourist Attraction in a Developing Country: the Case of the Publicly Managed Harrison’s Cave in Barbados. 22(1), 1997, 63-81.
BEST, SIMON. The Change Process in a Public Sector Agency: Lewin’s Change Model and the Revitalization of the Barbados Port Authority. 22(2), 1997, 18-54.
BLAIR, ERIK. Higher Education Practice in Trinidad and Tobago and the Shadow of Colonialism. 38(3), 2013, 85-92.
BOAMAH, DANIEL O.; MAHALIA JACKMAN; NLANDU MAMINGI. Credit Growth and the External Current Account in Barbados. 36(3), 2011, 16-39.
BOBB, DANIELE. Deconstructing Continuous Teacher Education through the Lens of Gender Equality. 40(3), 2015, 62-85.
BOXILL, IAN; DON MARSHALL. Caribbean Tourism and the Production of Fantasy. 29(2), 2004, 1-14.
BOURNE, COMPTON. Economic Growth, Poverty and Income Inequality. 34(4), 2009, 22-47.
BRATHWAITE, RONNIE E. & YONGGONG LIU. Deconstructing the Barbados Agricultural Policy Process, Convergence and Divergence between Government and Small Farmers. 37(2), 2012, 1-23.
BREWSTER, HAVELOCK R. The CARICOM Single Market and Economy: Is It Realistic Without Commitment to Political Unity. 28(3), 2003, 1-11.
BRICENO RUIZ, JOSE. European Union and Regionalisation in the Caribbean Basin. 22(2), 1997, 1-17.
BROWNE, RUDOLPH; WINSTON MOORE; SHERHEL THOMPSON. The Potential Impact of a Minimum Wage on Poverty and Income Distribution in Barbados. 34(1), 2009, 20-41.
BURNETT, JOHN; EMILY DICK-FORDE; DWAYNE DEVONISH. A Preliminary Survey of Management Accounting Practices in Barbados. 32(2), 2007, 50-72.
BYNOE-MAYERS,NOLA; ROLAND CRAIGWELL. Measuring Financial Development in Barbados:1978 - 1998. 27(1), 2002, 48-70.
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CADOGAN-McCLEAN, CHERYL; PHILMORE ALLEYNE; DWAYNE DEVONISH; JANIELLE NURSE. Perceptions of Moral Intensity Among Under-graduate Accounting Students in Barbados 31(3), 2006, 1-26.
CARTER, ADRIAN; KEVIN GREENIDGE. Growth and Convergence in the Caribbean. 25(1), 2000, 20-38.
CARTER, ADRIAN; ALWYN JORDAN. The Impact of Demographic Change on Pension Scheme Financing in the Caribbean. 25(1), 2000, 1-19.
CHADEE, DEREK. Perceptions of Fear, Safety and Community: A Social Psychological Assessment. 26(3), 2001, 23-41.
CHADEE, DEREK. Fear of Crime and the Community: Towards Empowerment. 28(2), 2003, 57-83.
CHADEE, DEREK: DIONNE BREWSTER, SARAH LISA SUBHAN, DIAHANN PALMER, ASHLEE DE GANNES, DONNA KNOTT, JONI LEE POW & JANNEL PHILIP. Persuasion and Attitudes towards Male Homosexuality in a University Caribbean Sample. 37(1), 2012, 1-21.
CHAMBERS, TANIA. A Peek Behind the Numbers: Children’s Visibility and Rights as Reflected in Jamaica’s Family Court Statistical Reports. 46(1&2), 2021, 119-146.
CHEVERS, DELROY. Can Millennials Afford Higher Education?. 41(2&3), 2016, 1-32.
CHEVERS, DELROY, DAMIAN CUNNINGHAM, RORY FRANKSON, KEISHA SAMUELS & SONYA STEVENS-REID. Can Millennials Afford Higher Education? 44(1), 2019, 49-78.
CHEVERS, DELROY A.; ANDREW J. SPENCER. A Comparative Analysis of the Use and Impact of ICTs in Mass Tourism Destinations: The Case of Jamaica and the Bahamas. 42(2), 2017, 81-99.
CHEVANNES, BARRY . If the Shoe Doesn’t Fit: Law and the African-Caribbean Family. 27(2), 2002, 80-95.
CHEVANNES, BARRY . If the Shoe Doesn’t Fit: Law and the African-Caribbean Family. 47(1&2), 2022, 1-15.
CHUNG, SEAN. Factors Influencing Consumer Perceptions of Service Quality in Caribbean Service Firms. 28(3), 2003, 12-39.
CHUNNU-BRAYDA, WINSOME. Querying Top-Down, Bottom-Up Implementation Guidelines: Education Policy Implementation in Jamaica. 37(2), 2012, 24-45.
COLLINS, TIVIA. Reproductive Rights and Citizenship: Understanding the State's Inability to Implement the Abortion Laws of Guyana. 41(2&3), 2016, 139-165.
CONWAY, DENNIS. Gettin’ There, Despite the Odds: Caribbean Migration to the U.S. in the 1990s. 27(4), 2002, 100-134.
COPPIN, ADDINGTON. Men’s Earnings in Trinidad and Tobago: An Analysis by Ethnicity for Men in Conjugal Unions and Men Who Head Households. 26(3), 2001, 42-68.
CORBIN, EDDIE. Leadership Issues in West Indies Cricket: A Theoretical Analysis of the Leadership Styles of a Purposive Group of Captains. 30(1), 2005, 31-53.
COULTER, WENDY; TOM CROWARDS. Measuring the Comparative Economic Vulnerability of the Eastern Caribbean. 24(3), 1999, 41-80.
COWARD, NOEL M. Human Resource Development and Enterprise Competitiveness inJamaica. 32(4), 2007, 31-56.
COWELL, NOEL M.; ANNE P. CRICK. Tourism and the Plantation Model: Dimensions of the Worker Management Relationship in Caribbean Tourism. 29(2), 2004, 15-24.
COY, ANDRÉ; PHAEDRA S. MOHAMMED; ANEEQAH HOSEIN; PAULSON SKERRIT; ASAD MOHAMMED & YEWANDE LEWIS-FOKUM. Increasing the Integration of Computer-Assisted Language Learning in Caribbean Schools: Lessons from the Use of an Intelligent Spelling Tutor During COVID-19. 46(1&2), 2021, 60-90.
CRAIGWELL, ROLAND; ALAIN MAURIN. A Sectoral Analysis of Barbados’ GDP Business Cycle. 32(1), 2007, 21-52.
CRAIGWELL, ROLAND; DENNY LEWIS. The Determinants of Growth in a Small Open Economy: Barbados. 23(2), 1998, 1-29.
CRAIGWELL, ROLAND & DONNA KAIDOU-JEFFREY. Lending Behaviour in Different Credit Rationing Environs: A Regime Switching Model for Barbados. 37(1), 2012, 49-73.
CRAIGWELL, ROLAND; NOLA BYNOE-MAYERS. Measuring Financial Development in Barbados:1978 - 1998. 27(1), 2002, 48-70.
CRAWFORD, CHARMAINE. ‘Unbearable Knowledge’: Sexual Citizenship, Homophobia and the Taxonomy of Ignorance in the Caribbean. 44(2), 2019, 115-144.
CRICK, ANNE P. Managing Service Workers: Exploratory Insights from a Sample of Jamaican Service Organisations. 32(4), 2007, 8-30.
CRICK, ANNE P. Personalised Service in the New Economy: Implications for Small Island Tourism. 26(1), 2001, 1-20.
CRICK, ANNE P; NOEL M. COWELL. Tourism and the Plantation Model: Dimensions of the Worker Management Relationship in Caribbean Tourism. 29(2), 2004, 15-24.
CROWARDS, TOM; WENDY COULTER. Measuring the Comparative Economic Vulnerability of the Eastern Caribbean. 24(3), 1999, 41-80.
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DANN, GRAHAM M.S. (Mis)Representing the Other in the Language of Tourism. 29(2), 2004, 76-94.
De ALBUQUERQUE, KLAUS; JEROME McELROY. Race, Ethnicity and Social Stratification in Three Windward Islands. 24(4), 1999, 1-29.
DEGIA, HAAJIMA. Identity Construction of an Ethno-Religious Group in Barbados: The Case of the Gujarati-Muslims. 41(1), 2016, 47-82.
DeSHONG, HALIMAH. Gender, Sexual Violence: A Feminist Analysis of Vincentian Women's Experiences in Violent Heterosexual Relationships. 36(2), 2011, 66-95.
DESLANDES, DERRICK Assessing the Image of St. Lucia, Does the Type of Visitor Matter? 31(4), 2006, 52-84.
DEVONISH, DWAYNE; PHILMORE ALLEYNE; JANIELLE NURSE; CHERYL CADOGAN-McCLEAN. Perceptions of Moral Intensity Among Under-graduate Accounting Students in Barbados 31(3), 2006, 1-26.
DICK-FORDE, EMILY. Setting an Agenda for Critical Accounting Research in the Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean. 27(2), 2002, 38-54.
DICK-FORDE, EMILY; JOHN BURNETT; DWAYNE DEVONISH. A Preliminary Survey of Management Accounting Practices in Barbados. 32(2), 2007, 50-72.
DICK-FORDE, EMILY; BETTY-JANE PUNNETT; C. JUSTIN ROBINSON. Effective Management and Culture: An Analysis of Three English-Speaking Caribbean Countries. 31(2), 2006, 44-71.
DIETRICH JONES, NATALIE. Regional Integration and Freedom of Movement in Caribbean
Small Island Developing States. 47(1&2), 2022, 103-119.
DOWNES, ANDREW S. Gender and Economics in the Caribbean: An Introduction. 33(4), 2008, 1-7.
DOWNES, ANDREW S. Human Resource Development and Management in the Caribbean: An Introduction. 32(4), 2007, 1-7.
DOWNES, ANDREW S. Wage Developments in the Caribbean. 22(1), 1997, 32-44.
DOWNES, ANDREW S; LAWRENCE NURSE. Macroeconomic Management and Building Social Consensus. An Evaluation of the Barbados Protocols. 29(4), 2004, 1-41.
DOWNES, DARRIN, NLANDU MAMINGI, ALEXIS LESCOTT & LARON ALLEYNE.Estimation of the Pass-Through Effect of International Food and Energy Prices on Domestic Prices: The Case of Barbados. 45(1), 2020, 17-42.
DUNCAN, NEVILLE. The Confederation Beginning. 23(1), 1998, 1-5.
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ECKAUS, RICHARD S. Is it Beautiful to be Small, or is it a Burden? 22(4), 1997, 1-30
EDALERE-HENDERSON. Content, Child Rights and Mediation. 38(4), 2013, 51-77.
EDWARDS, DUANE. Social Structure and Institutional Incongruity: The Background of Guyana’s 2020 Elections Impasse. 45(2), 2020, 33-59.
EDWARDS, DUANE. The Renewed Relevance of the Caribbean Plantation School. 42(2), 2017, 100-126.
ESTWICK, STACEY. The Small Business Finance Dilemma: An Exploratory Study of Barbadian Firms. 38(3), 2013, 1-28.
ESTWICK, STACEY. The Impact of Principal-Principal Conflict on Financial Flexibility in Transition Economies: A Study of Caribbean Firms. 40(2), 2015, 99-123.
EUGENE, CHEVY. Towards a Framework for Caribbean Reparations. 44(3), 2019, 54-77.
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FARLEY, JANICE; CYNTHIA BARROW-GILES. Barbadian Perceptions on Closer Collaboration with the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) Initiative. 24(2), 1999, 43-68.
FASHOYIN, TAYO. Social Dialogue for Sustainable Development: The Case of Barbados and Implications for the Caribbean. 29(4), 2004, 42-63.
FERGUS, HOWARD A. The Cayman Islands: Britain’s Maverick Colony. 29(3), 2004, 1-20.
FERGUS, HOWARD. The Emergence of a Montserratian Disaster Literature: An Introduction. 35(2), 2010, 20-37.
FERGUS, HOWARD A. Towards a Cultural Sector of Economic Development in the Eastern Caribbean. 25(4), 2000, 52-73.
FERGUS, HOWARD A. A Vote for Voting At Large in the British Virgin Islands: Constitutional Reform in a British Territory. 23(4), 1998, 40-55.
FERGUS, HOWARD A.; THOMAS K. FITZGERALD. National Self-Image on a Caribbean Island: Montserrat, West Indies. 22(2), 1997, 55-67.
FITZGERALD, THOMAS K; HOWARD A. FERGUS, National Self-Image on a Caribbean Island: Montserrat, West Indies. 22(2), 1997, 55-67.
FRANCIS, BRIAN; TROY LORDE. Foreign Direct Investment and Trade in the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union. 32(3)2007, 23-49.
FRANCIS, BRIAN; TIMOTHY TAYLOR; TROY LORDE. Trade and Economic Growth in Jamaica: Are There Lessons for the Eastern Caribbean. 32(1), 2007, 52-90.
FRANKLIN, MARTIN. The Pursuit of Development and Poverty Reduction through Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Trinidad and Tobago. 32(2), 2007, 23-49.
FRASER, RORY; MERILIO MORRELL; KENNETH KING. Forestry Policies in the Caribbean: Getting Beyond the Rhetoric. 25(3), 2000, 1-20.
FRASER, SIMON; LESTER HENRY. An exploratory Study of Residential Internet Shopping in Barbados. 32(1), 2007, 1-20.
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GASKIN, SUSAN; WALID KHAWAM; KAMEEL VIRJEE. Water Demand Management Measures: An Analysis of Water Tariffs and Metering in Barbados. 31(2), 2006, 1-24.
GIRVAN, NORMAN. Sir Arthur Lewis - A Man of His Time and Ahead of His Time. 34(4) 80-98.
GIRVAN, NORMAN. The Effect of the Economic Partnership Agreement on the CSME: The Fork in the Road. 33(2), 2008, 45-69.
GODDARD, JOHN S. Reflections on the Social Partnership Agreement in Barbados: Address and Statement. 29(4), 2004, 93-100.
GONSALVES, RALPH. Our Caribbean Civilisation: Retrospect and Prospect. 23(1), 1998, 51-74.
GORDON, RONALD M. Socio-economic Determinants of Infant and Child Mortality in Haiti. 34(1), 2009, 1-19.
GREAVES, NATALIE S.; HEATHER HAREWOOD; MADHUVANTI M. MURPHY; COLETTE A. CUNNINGHAM-MYRIE; CHRISTINA HOWITT; IAN R. HAMBLETON; SELVI JEYASEELAN; KIM R. QUIMBY; NATASHA SOBERS & R. CLIVE LANDIS.
Mitigating the Impact of the First Wave of the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Caribbean Community: The Essential Role of Multi-sectoral Collaboration. 46(1&2), 2021, 169-181.
GRENADE, KARI. Decline in Output Volatility in Two Small Open Economies: The Cases of Barbados and Guyana. 36(2), 2011, 36-65.
GRENADE, KARI; DENNY LEWIS-BYNOE. Reflecting on Development Outcomes: A Comparative Analysis of Barbados and Guyana. 36(1), 2011, 21-42.
GRENADE, KARI; WINSTON MOORE. The Impact of Aging on Private Savings in the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union. 32(3), 2007, 52-69.
GRENADE, KARI H. On Growth Diagnostics and Grenada. 37(2), 2012, 46-83.
GREAVES, EVELYN. Social Dialogue in Selected Countries in the Caribbean: An Overview. 29(4), 2004, 64-85.
GREENIDGE, KEVIN. Growth and Convergence in the Caribbean. 25(1), 2000, 20-38.
GRIFFIN, CLIFFORD E. Geography and the Integration Movement in the Anglophone Caribbean. 25(2), 2000, 1-30.
GRIFFIN, CLIFFORD E. The Quest for Secession in Nevis: Just another Political Game? 23(1), 1998, 75-89.
GRIFFITH, ANTHONY D. Problems in the Teaching of Social Studies in East Caribbean Schools: the Perceptions of the Teachers. 22(1), 1997, 45-62.
GRIFFITH, ANTHONY D. Perceptions of Eastern Caribbean Teachers and the Implications for Teacher-Training Programmes: Some Observations. 22(3), 1997, 64-78.
GRIFFITH, STAFFORD. The Caribbean Examinations Council: Leading and Facilitating Transformation in Secondary Education. 34(2), 2009, 54-73.
GRIFFITH, WINSTON H. Education and Caribbean Development in the Global Economy. 25(2), 2000, 1-30.
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HAREWOOD, STEPHEN I. A Linear Programming Approach to the School Assignment Problem in Barbados. 23(2), 1998, 47-65.
HAYLE, CAROLYN; DIARAM RAMJEE SINGH; ALLAN WRIGHT. Planning for Tourism Resilience in the Caribbean. 35(1), 2010, 36-59.
HAYNES, JASON. The Emergence of the ‘Rule of Law’ as a General Principle of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Law. 46(1&2), 2021, 91-118.
HENRY, LESTER. The Digital Divide, Economic Growth and Potential Poverty Reduction: The Case of The English Speaking Caribbean. 29(1), 2004, 1-22.
HENRY, LESTER; SIMON FRASER. An exploratory Study of Residential Internet Shopping in Barbados. 32(1), 2007, 1-20.
HENRY, LESTER; NATALIE JAIMUNGAL. The Potential Impact of the Internet and E-commerce on Selected Service Industries in the Caribbean. 26(4), 2001, 28-44.
HENRY-LEE, Aldrie. Perceptions of Childhood among High School Students in Jamaica. 38(4), 2013, 5-24.
HINDS HARRISON, Kristina. Civil Society Consultation in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM): Why Conceptual Clarity Matters. 38(1 & 2), 2013, 1-34.
HOFFMAN, DIANE M. Marginal or Mainstream? What Can Out-of-School Youth in Haiti Teach Us About Development Policies? vo(1), 2015, 141-158.
HOPE, HALLAM; WINSTON MOORE. Price Cap Regulation of Telecoms in Barbados: A Preliminary Investigation. 32(3), 2007, 1-22.
HOSEIN, GABRIELLE. What Caribbean Feminist Political Anthropology Does with Blind Men and an Elephant. 44(2), 2019, 65-90.
HOSEIN, GABRIELLE J. Love for Mas: State Authority and Carnival Development in San Fernando, Trinidad. 33(1), 2008, 31-53.
HOSEIN, GABRIELLE J. Love for Mas: State Authority and Carnival Development in San Fernando, Trinidad. 47(1&2), 2022, 52-71.
HOSEIN, GABRIELLE J. Lore and Law: Politics, Authority, and the State in
Trinidadian Public Life. 47(1&2), 2022, 120-128.
HOSEIN, ROGER. Growth, Changing Comparative Advantage and Changing Export Structure with Reference to Trinidad and Tobago. 28(4), 2003, 55-82.
HOSEIN, ROGER. Structural Adjustment and Lewis’ Industrialisation by Invitation: An Empirical Investigation of the Trinidad and Tobago Experience. 28(1), 2003, 44-66.
HOSEIN, ROGER; M. FRANKLIN; BHOENDRADATT TEWARIE. Means Testing as Screening for Tertiary level Education (TLE) in Trinidad and Tobago. 30(4), 2005, 29-61.
HOSEIN, ROGER; BHOENDRADATT TEWARIE. 'Resource Curse' and Funding Tertiary Level Education (TLE) in a Small Oil Rich Economy: Inflated Policy Errors. 32(2), 2007, 1-22.
HOSEIN, ROGER; BHOENDRADATT TEWARIE. Service Exports and Economic Growth in an Oil Rich Economy: A Case Study of Tourism in Trinidad and Tobago. 29(1), 2004, 42-68.
HOWARD, MICHAEL. Another Look at Wagner’s Law in Small Economies. 27(1), 2002, 1-17.
HOWARD, MICHAEL; PHILMORE ALLEYNE. An Assessment of the Operational Impact of the Barbados VAT Between 1997 and 2001. 28(1), 2003, 17-43.
HOWARD, MICHAEL; PHILMORE ALLEYNE. Understanding Tax Reform Issues in Barbados. 29(3), 2004, 38-64.
HOWE, GLENFORD D. Social Studies and Citizenship Education in the Caribbean: Problems and Potentials. 23(3), 1998, 33-54.
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IFILL, MELLISSA. The Sphere of Governance in Developing Societies: Examining Guyana’s Transformation. 33(1), 2008, 54-84.
INGHAM, BARBARA & MARK FIGUEROA. W. Arthur Lewis and the Legacy of the Caribbean Development Bank. 34(4), 1-21.
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JACKMAN, MAHALIA; JADE KIRTON & WINSTON MOORE. Unemployment Duration and Green Jobs in Barbados. 44(1), 2019, 1-22.
JACYNO, JUSTIN; ROBERT B. POTTER. Social Conditions in St. Lucia: Aggregate Analysis of the 1991 Census at the Quarter Level. 24(1), 1999, 25-50.
JAGAN-SPICER, CANDICE & WENDELL WALLACE. Comparing Bullying among Second Form Students at Two Secondary Schools in Trinidad and Tobago. 46(1&2), 2021, 147-168.
JAIMUNGAL, NATALIE; LESTER HENRY. The Potential Impact of the Internet and E-commerce on Selected Service Industries in the Caribbean. 26(4), 2001, 28-44.
JAMES, CARL E. Media Accounts of the Integration and Settlement of 'Island' Immigrants in Anglophone Caribbean States. 34(1), 2009, 42-70.
JAMES, CARL E. Media Accounts of the Integration and Settlement of 'Island' Immigrants in Anglophone Caribbean States. 47(1&2), 2022, 28-51.
JAMES, CARL E. Integration and Settlement of ‘Island’ Immigrants in Anglophone
Caribbean States: A Postscript. 47(1&2), 2022, 93-102.
JAYARAMAN, T. K. & CHEE-KEONG CHOONG. Is Money Endogenous in the Pacific Island Countries? 34(3), 2009, 68-78.
JOBS, ZAHRA. Deliberate Self-harm in the Caribbean. 38(4), 2013, 25-50.
JORDAN, ALWYN; ADRIAN CARTER. The Impact of Demographic Change on Pension Scheme Financing in the Caribbean. 25(1), 2000, 1-19.
JORDAN, ALWYN; RYAN SKEETE; KIM COPPIN. Are Persistent Current Account Deficits in Barbados Sustainable? 30(3), 2005, 44-72.
JOSEPH, TENNYSON S.D. “Old Expectations, New Philosophies”: Adjusting State-Society Relations in the Post-Colonial Anglophone Caribbean. 22(4), 1997, 31-70.
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REFLECTIONS ON THE SOCIAL PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT
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RESEARCH NOTE
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