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The Masses Speak: Popular Perspectives on the West Indian Federationhiefly on the roles and perspectives of political elites, namely colonial officials, political leaders, other politicians and top civil servants, while the masses have been given short shrift. Through an analysis of personal interviews, letters to the editor, editorial cartoons and articles found in

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Promotion of the West Indies Federation: The Federal Information Service, 1957–1961ed without the input of its three million inhabitants, the architects were accused of failing to adequately enlighten the people on the matter and create among them the necessary mindset of ‘oneness’ needed to hold the union in place. But some substantial effort was made towards this end by the Fede

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‘The Most Striking West Indian Creation Between the Wars’: C. L. R. James, the International Africanin the twentieth century, in the wider context of decolonisation in Africa and the Caribbean. The chapter engages critically with the historiography relating to James and his early pan-Africanism, as well as with some of the contemporary scholarly literature relating to the IASB in order to try and

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Sir Rawson William Rawson: Governor of Barbados, 1869–1875ut their mandate. Chapter 7 examines an interesting character in Rawson William Rawson; he was a long-serving professional colonial administrator, a man of empire, the epitome of a Victorian explorer and man of science. During his tenure (1869–75), Rawson encountered stiff resistance from the local

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More Than What We Eat: The Place of Food in Caribbean Development of food in the development of Caribbean societies, This chapter focuses on three interlocking issues: Caribbean food identity, food security and health. Each facet is examined through historical lenses and through the use of Caribbean theoretical orientations, to provide a space within which the im

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Carnival Celebrations in Trinidad and Tobago and Abroad: Cultural Diplomacy in Action/Practices and designs of which have changed due to the actors involved, political regimes and changing notions of national identity. Within this context, Carnival has grown to be a key component in promoting and institutionalizing aspects of T&T’s culture and “identity” to local and foreign audiences. Thus,