Glad to meet your -my best friend: relationships in the hospitality industry
Crick, Anne
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 1 Mar, Pag. 99-125]

How tourism transforms language: the case of Playa del Carmen, Mexico
Boxill, Ian; Hernández, Edith
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 1 Mar, Pag. 47-60]

Judges at the border of law and politics: aspects of the caribbean constitutional order
Vasciannie, Stephen
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 1 Mar, Pag. 193-213]

Kempadoo, Kamala. Sun, sex and gold: tourism and sex work in the caribbean. New York: Rowan and Littlefield, Inc., Oxford, 1999
Boxill, Ian
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 1 Mar, Pag. 215-216]

Man on a mission: deconstructing Jamaica's controversial crime management head
Headley, Bernard
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 1 Mar, Pag. 179-191]

Sheller, Mimi. Democracy after slavery: black publics and peasant radicalism in Haití and Jamaica. University Press of Florida, 2000
Bryan, Patrick
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 1 Mar, Pag. 217-221]

Strategies for sustainable tourism development: the role of the concept of carrying capacity
Clayton, Anthony
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 1 Mar, Pag. 61-98]

Tourism and popular perceptions: mapping jamaican attitudes
Dunn, Hopeton; Dunn, Leith
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2002 Vol. 51 Num. 1 Mar, Pag. 25-45]

Challenges In Conducting Sample Surveys In The Caribbean
Tindigarukayo, Jimmy^1
1University of the West Indies, Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2001 Vol. 50 Num. 2 Jun, Pag. 167-188]

Developing A Bioindustry Cluster In Jamaica: A Step Towards Building A Skill-Based Economy
Clayton, Anthony^1
1University of the West Indies, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2001 Vol. 50 Num. 2 Jun, Pag. 1-37]

Evidence on the magnitude of economic policy effects in the Caribbean. Maurin, Alain; Watson, Patrick, eds. Empirical Studies in Caribbean economy. Caribbean Centre for Monetary Studies, 2000
Worrell, Delisle^1
1International Monetary Fund, Washington, Distrito de Columbia. Estados Unidos de América
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2001 Vol. 50 Num. 2 Jun, Pag. 194-197]

Regulating In The Interest Of The Citizen: Towards A Single Model Of Regulatory Transparency?
Lodge, Martin¹; Stirton, Lindsay^2
1London School of Economics, Centre for Analysis of Risk and Regulation, Londres. Reino Unido; ²University of the West Indies, Public Administration, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2001 Vol. 50 Num. 2 Jun, Pag. 103-137]

Rehabilitating Jamaica´s Financial Sector: Goodbye Financial Crash, Hello Currency-Financial Crash
Chionesu, Kamau^1
1University of the West Indies, Mona School of Business, Mona, Kingston. Jamaica
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2001 Vol. 50 Num. 2 Jun, Pag. 39-66]

Reinventing CARICOM: A Question of Survival. Hall, Kenneth O., ed. The Caribbean Community: Beyond Survival. Kingston: Ian Randle Publishers, 2001
Girvan, Norman^1
1Association of Caribbean States, Secretary General, Puerto España. Trinidad y Tobago
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2001 Vol. 50 Num. 2 Jun, Pag. 189-197]

Work, family and organising: An overview of the contemporary economic, social and political roles of women in Guyana
Trotz, Alissa¹; Peake, Linda^2
1University of Toronto, Department of Women's Studies, Toronto, Ontario. Canadá; ²York University, Department of Geography, Toronto, Ontario. Canadá
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2001 Vol. 50 Num. 2 Jun, Pag. 67-101]

Would Cohabitors Benefit More From The Pay Structures Of Their Single Or Their Married Counterparts? Evidence From Trinidad & Tobago
Coppin, Addington^1
1Oakland University, Department of Economics, Rochester, Michigan. Estados Unidos de América
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2001 Vol. 50 Num. 2 Jun, Pag. 139-165]

Changes in the distribution of income and the new economic model in Jamaica
King, Damien; Handa, Sudhanshu
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2001 Vol. 50 Num. 1 Mar, Pag. 127-168]

Has poor relief declined in Jamaica? A preliminary investigation
Osei, Philip
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2001 Vol. 50 Num. 1 Mar, Pag. 229-262]

Measuring human development in countries with invisible economies: challenges posed by the informal and remittance sectors in Jamaica
Franc, Elsie Le; Downes, Andrew
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2001 Vol. 50 Num. 1 Mar, Pag. 169-198]

The dynamics of growth, employment and economic reforms in Jamaica
Alleyne, Dillon
[Social and economic studies, Jamaica, 2001 Vol. 50 Num. 1 Mar, Pag. 55-125]