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Study of the aborginal peoples of the CARICOM region

By:

Palacio, Joseph O

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: West Indian Commission St. MichaelBB 1992Description: 1 v. (various pagings)Action note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Presents a narrative description and analysis of the state of the CARICOM region's aboriginal peoples in the early 1990s. Addresses topics such as their historical formation, definition, numerical breakdown, governance, land and environment economy, social services, grassroots movement, and their position as transborder intermediaries. Focuses on issues such as identity, autonomy, and immobilization.

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Presents a narrative description and analysis of the state of the CARICOM region's aboriginal peoples in the early 1990s. Addresses topics such as their historical formation, definition, numerical breakdown, governance, land and environment economy, social services, grassroots movement, and their position as transborder intermediaries. Focuses on issues such as identity, autonomy, and immobilization.

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