The Caribbean Yearbook of International Relations

According activities affairs analysis appear Associated Authority balance Belize Brazil Britain British capital capitalist Caribbean Central colonial concerned Conference continue cooperation corporations critical dependence developing countries direct distribution domestic economic effect efforts equality established exist exploitation exports external fact foreign given global growth historical idem imperialism important increase independence industrial inequality Institute interests interpretation investment islands issues Italy Latin American less London materials meaning ment million Moscow natural necessary objective Official operations percent petroleum political position possible present problems production profits proposal question region relations relationship represent result role share situation social sources Soviet strategy structure sugar Table territory Third World trade transnational treaty United USSR West Western York