Social and economic studies

Social and economic studies (213 documentos)

81.-	Applying Economic Analysis To A Developing Country Health System McDavid, Hilton¹ ¹University of the West Indies, Department of Management Studies, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 3 Sep, Pàg. 151-181]
82.-	Decentralization in the Jamaican Health Sector: A Performance Perspective Crick, Anne P¹ ¹University of the West Indies, Department of Management Studies, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 3 Sep, Pàg. 27-39]
83.-	Improving Inventory Management In Healthcare Systems Nicholson, Lawrence A¹ ¹University of the West Indies, Department of Management Studies, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 3 Sep, Pàg. 65-103]
84.-	International Competitiveness And Rare Tradeables: Assessing The Jamaican Health System Wint, Alvin¹ ¹University of the West Indies, Department of Management Studies, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 3 Sep, Pàg. 1-26]
85.-	The Need For Mental Health Partnerships in Jamaica Robertson-Hickling, Hilary¹; Hickling, Frederick² ¹University of the West Indies, Department of Management Studies, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica; ²University of the West Indies, Department of Community Health and Pyschiatry, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 3 Sep, Pàg. 105-130]
86.-	The Promise And The Peril: A Caribbean Perspective On The FTAA <Keynote address given by the Right Honourable Owen S. Arthur, Prime Minister of Barbados, at the 2001 CLAA Miami Conference on Free Trade and Integration: Implications for the Caribbean Basin, Miami, Florida, Decembre 6, 2001> Owen, Arthur [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 3 Sep, Pàg. 183-194]
87.-	The Role Of Multi-faceted Approaches To Resource Scheduling Problems In Jamaica´s Health Care Sector Haughton, Michael¹ ¹University of the West Indies, Department of Management Studies, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 3 Sep, Pàg. 41-63]
88.-	A Comment on "Measuring Human Development in Countries with Invisible Economies: Challenges Posed by the Informal Sector in Jamaica" by Andrew Down and Elsie Le Franc Osei, Philip¹ ¹University of the West Indies, Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 2 Jun, Pàg. 199-203]
89.-	Deep Seabed Mining Under The Law Of The Sea Convention And The Implementation Agreement: Developing Country Perspectives Kirton, Allan G¹; Vasciannie, Stephen C ¹University of the West Indies, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 2 Jun, Pàg. 63-115]
90.-	Election Observation: The Case of The December 1997 Elections In Jamaica Vasciannie, Lisa Ann¹ ¹University of the West Indies, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 2 Jun, Pàg. 117-154]
91.-	Exchange Market Pressure And Optimal Foreign Exchange Regime In Jamaica Ghartey, Edward¹ ¹University of the West Indies, Department of Economics, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 2 Jun, Pàg. 49-62]
92.-	On The Revisiting of Caribbean Fanonism Paget, Henry¹ ¹Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island. Estados Unidos de América [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 2 Jun, Pàg. 195-203]
93.-	Quantitative Modelling of the Caribbean Macroeconomy for Forecasting and Policy Analysis: Problems and Solutions Maurin, Alain¹; Watson, Patrick Kent² ¹Universite des Antilles et de la Guyane, Point-a-Pitre, Guadalupe. Francia; ²University of the West Indies, Saint Augustine, Saint George. Trinidad y Tobago [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 2 Jun, Pàg. 1-47]
94.-	Review Essay. LaGuerre, John Gaffar. Basdeo Panday: A Political Biography. Chaguanas, Trinidad y Tobago: Chakra Publishing House, 2000, 272 p Meighoo, Kirk¹ ¹Trinidad and Tobago Institute of the West Indies, Saint Augustine, Saint George. Trinidad y Tobago [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 2 Jun, Pàg. 205-210]
95.-	Rising To The Challenge: A Content Analysis Of Articles Published In Social And Economic Studies 1953-1997 Boxill, Ian¹; McClean, Evadne² ¹University of the West Indies, Graduate Tourism Programme, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica; ²University of the West Indies, Main Library, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 2 Jun, Pàg. 175-194]
96.-	The Establishment Of The Windward Islands Banana Industry: Commercial Opportunity And Colonial Necessity Clegg, Peter¹ ¹University of the West of England, Faculty of Economics and Social Science, Bristol, Avon. Reino Unido [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 2 Jun, Pàg. 155-174]
97.-	Bringing culture into tourism: festival tourism and reggae sunsplash in Jamaica Nurse, Keith [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 1 Mar, Pàg. 127-143]
98.-	Caribbean fanonism, revisited: a note Girvan, Norman [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 1 Mar, Pàg. 167-178]
99.-	Caribbean tourism and the role of UWI in tourism and hospitality education Hall, Kenneth; Holder, Jean; Jayawardena, Chandana [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 1 Mar, Pàg. 145-165]
100.-	Future challenges for tourism in the caribbean Jayawardena, Chandana [Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 1 Mar, Pàg. 1-23]

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