International Trade and Comparative Advantage in the Caribbean: An empirical analysis
Lewis, Denny¹; Webster, Allan^2
1Central Bank of Barbados, Bridgetown. Barbados; ²University of the West Indies, Bridgetown. Barbados
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 4 Dic, Pàg. 45-65]

The offshore financial services sector: Legal policy issues on the path to development: a legal defence
Antoine, Rosemarie^1
1University of the West Indies, Bridgetown. Barbados
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 4 Dic, Pàg. 1-27]

The potencial impact of the Internet and E-commerce on selected service industries in the Caribbean
Henry, Lester^1
1University of the West Indies, Saint George. Trinidad y Tobago
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 4 Dic, Pàg. 28-44]

Election "at large": a commentary on the 2002 election in Montserrat
Fergus, Howard A
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 3 Sep, Pàg. 69-77]

Men's earnings in Trinidad & Tobago: an analysis by ethnicity for men in conjugal unions and men who head households
Coppin, Addington
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 3 Sep, Pàg. 42-68]

Perceptions of Fear, Safety and Community: A social psychological assessment
Chadee, Derek^1
1University of the West Indies, Saint Augustine, Saint George. Trinidad y Tobago
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 3 Sep, Pàg. 23-41]

Stress "Bussin" or Counselling in the Montserrat Volcanic Disaster
Barnes, Vernie Clarice
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 3 Sep, Pàg. 1-22]

The Montserrat volcanic disaster: a gender analysis of psycho-social effects and coping
Barnes, Vernie Clarice
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 2 May, Pàg. 33-53]

Women or gender, anti-poverty or empowerment? Misplaced polarities in State-led poverty programming in the Caribbean
Hill, Donna St^1
1London School of Economics and Political Science, Londres. Reino Unido
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 2 May, Pàg. 1-32]

Economic growth in St. Vincent and the Grenadines: a case study
Nicholls, Garth P
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 1 May, Pàg. 54-76]

Emerging issues for the Eastern Caribbean currency union's social security schemes
Nicholls, Garth P^1
1Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, Saint Kitts. Barbados
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 1 Mar, Pàg. 35-73]

Finding the Hardcore Roots: early post-soca tendencies in caribbean music
Best, Curwen^1
1University of the West Indies, Faculty of Humanities, Bridgetown. Barbados
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 1 Mar, Pàg. 21-34]

Investigate before investing: due diligence can save you the regret of a sour investment
Raghunandan, Moolchand¹; Mohammed, Asif F; Buckmire, Cherry C
¹University of the West Indies, Saint Augustine, Saint George. Trinidad y Tobago
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 1 May, Pàg. 77-84]

Marshall, Don D. Caribbean political economy at the crossroads: NAFTA/FTAA and regional developmentalism, London and New York: Macmillan and St. Martin's Press, 1998, 432 p
Drakes, Marsha
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 1 May, Pàg. 85-88]

Personalised service in the new economy: implications for small island tourism
Crick, Anne P^1
1University of the West Indies, Department of Management Studies, Kingston. Jamaica
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 1 Mar, Pàg. 1-20]

The commonality of Gender-based violence
LeFranc, Elsie¹; Rock, Letnie^2
1University of the West Indies, Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social Economics Studies, Bridgetown. Barbados; ²University of the West Indies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Bridgetown. Barbados
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2001 Vol. 26 Num. 1 Mar, Pàg. 74-82]

Jamaica's ethno medicine: its potential in the health care system
Walrond, E.R^1
1University of the West Indies, School of Clinical Medicine and Research, Bridgetown. Barbados
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2000 Vol. 25 Num. 4 Dic, Pàg. 74-76]

Restructuring and the loss of preferences: labour challenges for the Caribbean Banana Industry
Nii Addy, David^1
1International Labour Organisation, Associate Research Officer, Saint George. Trinidad y Tobago
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2000 Vol. 25 Num. 4 Dic, Pàg. 26-51]

Towards a cultural sector of economic development in the Eastern Caribbean
Fergus, Howard A^1
1University of the West Indies, School of Continuing Studies, Montserrat. Trinidad y Tobago
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2000 Vol. 25 Num. 4 Dic, Pàg. 52-73]

Windward Islands Bananas in the Global Economy
Mandle, Jay R^1
1Colgate University, Hamilton, Nueva York. Estados Unidos de América
[Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Barbados, 2000 Vol. 25 Num. 4 Dic, Pàg. 1-25]