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The effect of the Economic Partnership Agreement on the CSME 'the fork in the road'

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Girvan, Norman

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2008Action note:

2/18/09 JOYD

Summary: Argues that people in the Caribbean Community are at a particular historical conjuncture where they are confronted by two paths of development that lead in different directions and these paths relate to the manner of globalisation. Posits that one path leads to growing integration, gradual convergence in levels of development and greater policy autonomy in dealing with the global community. Suggests that the other path leads to increasing differentiation, fragmentation and loss of autonomy.

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Argues that people in the Caribbean Community are at a particular historical conjuncture where they are confronted by two paths of development that lead in different directions and these paths relate to the manner of globalisation. Posits that one path leads to growing integration, gradual convergence in levels of development and greater policy autonomy in dealing with the global community. Suggests that the other path leads to increasing differentiation, fragmentation and loss of autonomy.

2/18/09 JOYD

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