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Governance and development - reciprocal influence, increasing tensions : a case study into Barbados' Services Development Strategy

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Marshall, Don D

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: ECCB BasseterreKN 1999Description: 44 pAction note:

4/3/00 JOY_D

Summary: Seeks to interrogate the current preference in the Caribbean fo offshore services or 'international business' as a strategy, to militate aganist the harsh effects of 'globalisation' . Gives Barbados significant address not only because it is mooted as a replicable model for others in the region to emulate, but it has gone furthest to invoke nationalism as a defence against the excess of the internationala neoliberal agenda.

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Seeks to interrogate the current preference in the Caribbean fo offshore services or 'international business' as a strategy, to militate aganist the harsh effects of 'globalisation' . Gives Barbados significant address not only because it is mooted as a replicable model for others in the region to emulate, but it has gone furthest to invoke nationalism as a defence against the excess of the internationala neoliberal agenda.

4/3/00 JOY_D

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