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Caribbean integration under global neo-liberalism : selected issues in the West Indian Commission report.

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WATSON, Hilbourne A

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TextPublication details: 1994Action note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Looks at the extent to which the Report reflects the driving forces of economic integration - the inner structures of capital in industry, R+D, technology and manufacturing; market and the quality of linkages among the universities, the private sector and the state. Analyses how the Report deals with the issue of sovereignty relative to the implications of global change, and the ability of the nation-state system to manage economic affairs. Is concerned with the way the policy issues raised in the Report reflect a cognizance of the broader global realities that shape the scope for action.

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Looks at the extent to which the Report reflects the driving forces of economic integration - the inner structures of capital in industry, R+D, technology and manufacturing; market and the quality of linkages among the universities, the private sector and the state. Analyses how the Report deals with the issue of sovereignty relative to the implications of global change, and the ability of the nation-state system to manage economic affairs. Is concerned with the way the policy issues raised in the Report reflect a cognizance of the broader global realities that shape the scope for action.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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