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Social policy in the Caribbean, its history and development : the evolution of social policy and its modern influences in the Caribbean

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Brown, Dennis A.V

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: ECLAC Port of SpainTT 2003Description: 19 pAction note:

3/31/04 JOYD

Summary: Looks at the changing character of Caribbean society and the nature of social policy in the region. Examines the movement of the society along a continum defined by 'other centered-ness' and 'people centeredness', respectively, and the ways in which this has been reflected in the nature of its social policy.

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Looks at the changing character of Caribbean society and the nature of social policy in the region. Examines the movement of the society along a continum defined by 'other centered-ness' and 'people centeredness', respectively, and the ways in which this has been reflected in the nature of its social policy.

3/31/04 JOYD

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