This collection of writings addresses such themes as race, politics, multiculturalism, the Black Church, parenting and the Bible

Analysis of the relationship between a lack of effective communication and the perpetuation of poverty in the Caribbean

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

This book explores why corruption exists, how governments are addressing the problem and includes the emerging law on the subject, including the law on bribery, misconduct in public office and judicial misconduct and contemporary anticorruption legislation

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

A unique study showing how this popular Caribbean spirit beverage not only has a social and cultural significance but has also been the subject of a number of political decisions by governments in the Caribbean, the USA and Europe

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

A bold, fresh and honest approach to the problems that exist inside the Black community

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

A collection of brief biographies depicting historical and contemporary Black activists

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

This work looks at the forces and methods used by the Europeans in what the author calls the “de-Africanisation of the Africans” and the creation of the West Indians

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

This impressive study of 200 years of theatre in Guyana is a fascinating work which includes a compilation of related articles extracted from local journals dating back to the early 19th century

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

Glimpses of a remarkable career written by people who worked with Shridath Ramphal or have researched his many contributions to the global community and to internationalism

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 insight into one of the most disturbing and under-reported issues to affect ethnic minorities in the UK

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

Ira Aldridge was the first Black actor to play white roles and was acknowledged as “the world’s most celebrated interpreter of Shakespeare” during his lifetime

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

Of the 700 books on dyslexia in the British Library, apparently not one is written by a Black author and none deals with the issue of race and culture - until now!

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

This concise book examines the social, cultural and political aspects of Guyana’s troubled history

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

A collection of essays, poems and prose written by leading Indian-Caribbean authors and scholars

A candid account of the situation of Caribbean small states in the global community written by a former participant in many of the deliberations of Caribbean governments

Born in 1762 in Jamaica of a Scottish father and a Jamaican mother, Robert Wedderburn was one of the key campaigners against slavery at the beginning of the nineteenth century

A collection of essays that focus on the various forces of Black identity on both sides of the Atlantic in relation to the African Diaspora

Easy-to-use reference book including more than 2,500 names and what they mean