Bulletin #3 Caribes
CLACSO Working Group Crisis, responses and alternatives in the Greater Caribbean
Caribbean Bulletin
Year 2 – Issue #3
July-December 2020
Table of Contents
- Editorial
OUR PROPOSALS
- Call for essays on Bosch and Williams
THINKING ABOUT THE CARIBBEAN FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
- Slavery is slavery
Aquiles Castro - The forgotten conquest. The abolition of slavery and its importance for Dominican history
Quisqueya Lora H. - 2021: Dominican identity, diaspora, a fifth centenary and the vindication of the Afro-Creole legacy
Anthony Stevens-Acevedo - State and Democracy in the Dominican Republic
Marisleidys Concepción Pérez - Neoliberal diet in the Dominican Republic? DR-CAFTA and the unequal transformation of the food basket
Pavel Isa Contreras and Marion Werner
OF OUR CULTURE
- Sites of memory in the Dominican Republic
Carlos Andújar
FROM THE LECTURER
- Crisis and external economic integration in the insular Caribbean in times of COVID-19
Antonio F. Romero Gómez
CARIBBEAN PEOPLE FACING COVID-19
- The United Arab Emirates and its contribution to the fight against COVID-19 in the Caribbean region
Bader Almatrooshi - COVID-19 epidemic situation in the Dominican Republic
José Selig and Foro Ciudadano - Venezuela between the pandemic and sanctions: an atypical case
Charles Giuseppi
CARIBBEAN PEOPLE AFTER THE PASSAGE OF HURRICANES
- Mapping International Trade and Supply Chains for Humanitarian and Business Resilience to Atmospheric and Pandemic Disasters. Method and preliminary findings from Puerto Rico
Maribel Aponte García and Carlos A. Álvarez
WHAT DO YOUNG PEOPLE SAY?
- Business and social resilience after the impact of Hurricane
María Maribel Aponte and Yarlier López
Research by students of the University of Puerto Rico, Master of Business Administration Program
INVESTIGATION REPORT
- Presentation of the Report “Learning from Irma and Maria: Mainstreaming protection and inclusion in Disaster Risk Reduction in the Caribbean«
Jorge Alfredo Carballo Concepción
