Europe and the Caribbean

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Europe and the Caribbean

edited by Paul Sutton

(Warwick University Caribbean studies)

Macmillan Education, 1991

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"Macmillan Caribbean"

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Europe has shaped and influenced the Caribbean for almost 500 years. Despite decolonization, it maintains a significant presence by virtue of territory, social and cultural legacies and a wide range of political and economic interests. This collection of essays examines the various forms these presently take as Europe and the Caribbean prepare for 1992 and beyond. Among the topics examined are the traditonal presence of Britain, France and the Netherlands in their previous and present territories, the emergence of new European factors such as the EC, Spain and the Soviet Union and the reaction to this evolving European presence by the Caribbean states themselves, by the United States and by neighbouring Latin American states. In each case, the political, security and developmental dimensions of the European presence is highlighted and set in context. The work concludes that a continuing close association of Europe with the Caribbean can be anticipated, requiring effective co-operation not only among the European states concerned, but also with those in the Caribbean and in the immediate region.

Table of Contents

  • Britain and the Caribbean, Anthony Payne
  • France in the Caribbean, Helen Hintjens
  • the Netherlands and the Dutch Caribbean - dilemmas of decolonization, Rosemarijn Hoefte and Gert Oostinde
  • the European community and the Caribbean - main dimensions and key issues, Paul Sutton
  • Spain and the Spanish-speaking Caribbean, Peter Shearman
  • Britain and the Caribbean - a Caribbean perspective, Ron Sanders
  • the Soviet Union and the Caribbean, Peter Shearman
  • the European community and the Caribbean - a Caribbean perspective, James O'Neil Lewis
  • Latin America and the non-Hispanic Caribbean's European connection, Andres Serbin
  • main themes in the US perception of Western Europe's role in the Caribbean, H.Michael Erisman
  • the future of Europe in the Caribbean, Paul Sutton.

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