The 26th Annual SALISES Conference
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POSTPONED: 21st Annual SALISES Conference
The 21st Annual SALISES Conference will be held at the Mount Irvine Bay Hotel and Resort, Tobago from May 5 – 8, 2020. The theme is: “The Rise of Global Populism and its Policy Impact on Caribbean Development” For details on the Call for Papers, click here https://www.cavehill.uwi.edu/salises/conferences/current/call-for-papers/salises-call-for-papers.aspx
UWI-GLOBAL Belt and Road Research Network Magazine Issue 1
The UWI-Global Belt and Road Research Network is an interdisciplinary research group engaged in informing and evaluating the deepening framework of cooperation and emerging development partnership between China and the wider Caribbean region. https://indd.adobe.com/view/89b684b9-ac39-419e-b99f-46677c2c8492
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THE CRC@30: WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR CARIBBEAN CHILDREN?
Revised Secondary School Call for Barbados
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SIR ARTHUR LEWIS INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC STUDIES 20th Annual SALISES Conference
“Rethinking Caribbean Futures: New Paradigms, Possibilities and Policies” May 7 – 10, 2019 CONFERENCE RATIONALE & CALL FOR PAPERS We live in times of crisis. New kinds of ‘development’ are emerging across the Global South in response to economic globalization and austerity; to increasingly visible environment and climate change; rising inequality; and to shifting international
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Call for papers – Consuming Tourism and Hospitality Services – Perspectives from Caribbean Millennials
Submission themes Buying behaviour Sharing economy perspectives Travel Motivations Employment practices Human Resource policy Influence of social media on destination choice Technological engagement in teaching and learning Tourism curriculum Internship requirements Attitude towards tourism development Sustainable practices Employment choices Entrepreneurship Attitude to service delivery Educational immersion experiences Climate change perspectives/actions Organisational/employer/career choice. Abstract Submission: 10