Envisioning Caribbean Futures

Brian Meeks

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Caribbean history, culture, and politics Cuban History and Society Caribbean and African Literature and Culture

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Employing critical analysis of Caribbean intellectual thought and of the postcolonial political economy, this book proposes a manifesto for the future. It suggests a form of participatory reorganization without, necessarily, dismantling the fundamentals of formal democratic organization.

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