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Interviewing the Caribbean Volume 7 Issue 2

“Nuff Jamaican Music Special Issue”

Editor: Professor Opal Palmer Adisa

Featuring:

• Simply Myrna: The First Lady of Jamaican Jazz by Lisa Tomlinson
  
• Big Youth: Tell the Youth Them How Fi Change by Opal Palmer Adisa
• Minister “Babsy” Grange: Always Intrigued by Our Jamaican Culture by Opal Palmer Adisa

and much more.

Journal of Caribbean history
Volume 56 Issue 1
Editor: Professor Kathleen E. A. Monteith

Featuring:

• The Connections Between Grenada and Trinidad in the Age of Fedon 1783–1797 by Kit Candlin
  
• “The Greatest Attributes of Freedom”: Water, Kinship, and the Village Movement in Colonial Guyana by Catherine Peters
  
• Social Exclusion and the Entanglement of State, Religion and Civil Society in Mid-Twentieth Century Curaçao by Margo Groenewoud
  

and much more.

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Caribbean Journal of Psychology
Volume 13 Issue 2

This feature includes:

• A Comparative Scope of the Problem: Intimate Partner Homicides
  in the Caribbean
• Exploring Violence Against Women Knowledge Translation
  with Diverse Stakeholders in Guyana: Community Consultation
  Process and Results
• Silent Suffering: Domestic Violence among Dutch Surinamese
  Indians

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Re-Visioning Change

Case Studies of Curriculum in School Systems in the Commonwealth Caribbean

by Zellynne Jennings

The change process is immensely complex. It is a journey, not a blueprint. How we make that journey in the present should be informed by our experiences in the past. This book takes the reader through that journey, traversing the stages of initiation, design, development, implementation, institutionalization of curriculum innovations in schools in several Commonwealth Caribbean countries. As a source of information for teachers, principals, education planners and other stakeholders involved in curriculum change, this book is invaluable.