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Haitian Problem : illegal migration to the Bahamas by
Material type: Text Text
Publication details: KingstonJM UWI. Institute of Social and Economic Research 1979
Availability: Items available for loan: CARICOM Documentation Centre (1)Call number: 14.07.01 M367.

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Programme for environmentally sustainable land use planning and settlement development in the OECS by
Material type: Text Text
Publication details: BridgetownBB UNCHS/UNDP Sustainable Land Use Project 199?
Availability: Items available for loan: CARICOM Documentation Centre (1)Call number: 16.01.01 M367.

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Tourism and employment in Barbados by
Material type: Text Text
Publication details: UWI. ISER 1978Cave Hill
Availability: Items available for loan: CARICOM Documentation Centre (1)Call number: 09.04.05 M367.

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A review of issues of poverty eradication of particular concern to the Caribbean with reference to the World Summit for Social Development by
Material type: Text Text
Publication details: [Port of Spain]TT ECLAC 1996
Availability: Items available for loan: CARICOM Documentation Centre (1)Call number: 03.02.05 C277ma.

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Haitian Problem : illegal migration to the Bahamas by
Material type: Text Text
Publication details: KingstonJM UWI. Institute of Social and Economic Research 1979
Availability: No items available.

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Programme for environmentally sustainable land use planning and settlement development in the OECS by
Material type: Text Text
Publication details: BridgetownBB UNCHS/UNDP Sustainable Land Use Project 199?
Availability: No items available.

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Tourism and employment in Barbados by
Material type: Text Text
Publication details: UWI. ISER 1978Cave Hill
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