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Caribbean transnational experience

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Diaspora, migration, transnational identity Caribbean history, culture, and politics Caribbean and African Literature and Culture

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List of Tables Preface & Acknowledgements 1. Questions of theory, definition, purpose 2 .A common trans-Atlantic heritage 3 Contemporary social and political dimensions of British-Caribbean transnationality 4. Africa and the Caribbean in Caribbean consciousness and action in Britain 5. Black America in Caribbean public discourse in Britain: Uncle Tom, Frank Bruno and Lennox Lewis 6. Having a voice: Caribbean publishers and diasporic communication References Index

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