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The popular West Indian migration narrative often starts with the " Windrush Generation"in 1950s' England, but in Dying to Better Themselves Olive Senior examines an earlier narrativ...

There is little if any research internationally, regionally or locally on the factors that facilitate or inhibit the educator in transitioning from an untrained, experienced practitioner to a trained ...

Walter Rodney was an exceptional scholar-activist who not only interpreted the consequences of centuries of transatlantic slavery, colonialism and neocolonialism but also engaged in the struggles to c...

Obika Gray asserts that state power in Jamaica is predatory in its reach, incorporating contradictory social forces in an arrangement that is hierarchical, often brutal and ultimately debilitating to ...

In Don Dada: Assessing the Socio-economic and Political Power of Jamaica's Mafia Bosses, Damion Blake takes on a controversial subject: the Jamaican don. The Jamaican don is a non-state actor, a &nbsp...

Children are not empty canvases awaiting adult input; rather, they come into the world with inherent traits encoded in their DNA. As they develop, these unique characteristics gradually reveal themsel...

Soundings on Kamau Brathwaite a cura di Annie Paul

Jamaican place names range from the commonplace to the bizarre. Densely distributed across the map of the island, they not only intrigue the visitor and the resident but also provide clues to Jamaica'...