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	Caribbean StudiesCaribbean Studies treats all aspects of Caribbean culture and society, including, but not necessarily limited to, literatures, history, film, music, art, geography, politics, languages, and social sciences. Studies may focus on European, Amerindian, African, or Asian heritages or on a combination of any/all of the above. Linear and chronological approaches, as well as comparative studies are welcome. Places and/or cultures under study may include English-, Spanish-, French-, or Dutch-speaking areas in any time frame or discipline. Manuscripts may be written in English, Spanish, or French, preferably in the language in which the author feels most comfortable. Studies may be on contemporary or previous periods and, if appropriate, can draw comparisons with other global regions. 27 publications 
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	Emergence of the Caribbean EmpirePolitics and Labour in Trinidad and Tobago, 1918–1976©2024 Monographs
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	What Women LoseExile and the Construction of Imaginary Homelands in Novels by Caribbean Writers©2005 Textbook
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	Decolonizing ParadiseA Radical Ethnography of Environmental Stewardship in the Caribbean©2023 Textbook
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	Univers intimesPour une poétique de l’intériorité au féminin dans la littérature caribéenne©2008 Monographs
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	The Transatlantic Culture TradeCaribbean Creole Proverbs from Africa, Europe, and the Caribbean©2020 Prompt
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	Crucial Issues in Caribbean Religions©2006 Monographs
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	Critical Nostalgia and Caribbean Migration©2009 Monographs
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	Founding Fictions of the Dutch CaribbeanEric de Brabander's The Life Everlasting of Doña Lisa (Het hiernamaals van Doña Lisa)©2024 Monographs
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	Claude McKay's Liberating NarrativeRussian and Anglophone Caribbean Literary Connections©2012 Monographs
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	Founding Fictions of the Dutch CaribbeanDiana Lebacs' The Longest Month (De Langste Maand)©2022 Monographs
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	Founding Fictions of the Dutch CaribbeanCola Debrot’s «My Black Sister» and Boeli van Leeuwen’s "A Stranger on Earth"©2007 Monographs
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	Founding Fictions of the Dutch CaribbeanCarel de Haseth’s "Slave and Master (Katibu di Shon)" - A Dual-Language Edition - Translated and with an Introduction by Olga E. Rojer and Joseph O. Aimone©2011 Monographs























