An invaluable addition to the existing literature on the Indian diaspora in the Caribbean

Drawing on years of research, political activism and mature reflection, eight of the nation’s leading thinkers deliberate on the issues of governance since independence on 31st August 1962

Possibly the first major work whose primary focus is the lives of Caribbean peoples living in New York

This book traces the tradition of Caribbean publishing in Britain, starting in the nineteenth century with the revolutionary Jamaican Robert Wedderburn

The first full-length biography of this great Antiguan and Barbudan political leader which concludes with some reflections on the meaning of his successes and failures for postcolonial transformation not only in Antigua and Barbuda but also for the wider Caribbean

This book explores the role of cricket in shaping Indo-Guyanese identity, from Ranji’s example, to the mercurial genius of Rohan Kanhai

The account of the maritime dispute between Guyana and Suriname threatened not only relations between the two countries but also the peace and stability of the wider Caribbean

An essential resource book that introduces teachers in the Commonwealth Caribbean to various aspects of Theatre Arts

Featuring some of the major developments in the history of the African-Guyanese from their arrival in the first half of the 17th century to the late 20th century

Born in Britain in 1920 to a Jamaican father and an English mother, Dr Alan Goffe was one of a group of microbiologists who helped develop and improve vaccines designed to fight polio and measles

An essential text for students and scholars of Black history featuring over 1,000 biographies of historical and contemporary Black figures

A collection of interviews with members (and opponents) of the PPP, and with commentators who observed the Party closely

A collection of commentaries and biographies featuring a distinguished group of Black theorists, writers and influential social revolutionaries

A collection of speeches made by one of the dominant figures in the political life of Barbados and the wider Caribbean

Stories of displacement and cruelty, and of people bought and sold as chattels in the 1700s, written by a number of Black writers who were active at the time