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The Local vs Global in Caribbean Sugar

by Benjamin Sacks The Caribbean, with over five hundred years of continual direct Old and New World involvement, remains a … More

Biogeography, British West Indies, Caribbean, Cayman Islands, Clarence Thompson, Commonwealth, Cultural Geography, Development, Economic Geography, Environment and Society, EU, European Union, French West Indies, Global Issues, Greater Antilles, Haiti, institute of british geographers, international sugar industry, Lesser Antilles, Neil Ward, Pamela Richardson-Ngwenya, Peter Jackson, Political Geography, Polly Russell, Sugar, Sugarcane, university of east anglia, West Indies, World Bank

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