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Constitutional reform in the Caribbean : final report

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TextPublication details: OAS WashingtonUS 2002Description: 48 pAction note:

1/10/03 JOY_D

Summary: Deals with four major issues, firstly, Westminister in the Caribbean: viability past and present, prospects for reform or radical change. Looks secondly at the constitutional reform process: commissions, procedures and the role of civil society. Examines thirdly, local government: decentralization, citizen input and community action in governance and development. Focuses fourthly on regional integration: small states and political sovereignty in a global economy.

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Deals with four major issues, firstly, Westminister in the Caribbean: viability past and present, prospects for reform or radical change. Looks secondly at the constitutional reform process: commissions, procedures and the role of civil society. Examines thirdly, local government: decentralization, citizen input and community action in governance and development. Focuses fourthly on regional integration: small states and political sovereignty in a global economy.

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