01074nam a2200121Ia 450000500170000008000180001710000210003524500880005626000440014430000220018852007220021058300200093220260716043406.0  a01.02.01 I619  aHall, Kenneth O.  aIntegrate or perish : perspectives of leaders of the integration movement 1963-1999  bUWI/CARICOM ProjectaGeorgetownGYc2000  a[8], xxiv, 600 p.  aConsists of the addresses and speeches of the Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community, covering a period of over 30 years.  Encapsulates important ideas and ideals viz. the desire for political and psychological freedom; the determination to better the lives of West Indian people; an abiding concern for the unity and survival of CARICOM; doctrines based on contemporary politics and economics; a yearing for social justice; a willingness to grapple with problems thrown up by developments in the international system; a respect for democratic principles and practices; and the will to stay the course, even when the Caribbean Community encountered sharp set-backs and severe challenges to its very existence.  c10/30/00kJOY_D