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Future of the Caribbean Community and Common Market : address

By:

Arthur, Owen

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [s.n.] [S.l.] 2000Description: 27 pAction note:

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Summary: Focuses on the main purposes of the new economic integration that must serve as the basis for the engendering of a new spirit and sense of Caribbean Community and identity in the forseeable future. Notes that the Caribbean Community has to undertake a process of harmonised liberlisation which is greater and more all encompassing than that undertaken by any sub-set of states in the entire history of mankind. Highlights the necessity for the free movement of capital. labour and services in the Caribbean and the need for a Caribbean Court of Justice. Notes that we must eventually create a single Caribbean political space.

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Focuses on the main purposes of the new economic integration that must serve as the basis for the engendering of a new spirit and sense of Caribbean Community and identity in the forseeable future. Notes that the Caribbean Community has to undertake a process of harmonised liberlisation which is greater and more all encompassing than that undertaken by any sub-set of states in the entire history of mankind. Highlights the necessity for the free movement of capital. labour and services in the Caribbean and the need for a Caribbean Court of Justice. Notes that we must eventually create a single Caribbean political space.

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