Social and Economic Studies

The Social Sciences Journal of the University of the West Indies

Tuesday, 27 November 2018

Small Nations, Dislocations, Transformations

Small Nations, Dislocations, Transformations




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Special issue on Maroon Heritage

Special issue on Maroon Heritage









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Vol 66:3&4

Vol 66:3&4



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Volume 66, Numbers 1 and 2

Volume 66, Numbers 1 and 2





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Monday, 31 October 2016

Linking Ocean Governance in the Caribbean


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Friday, 26 August 2016

Latest Issue! Linking Ocean Governance in the Caribbean



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Social and Economic Studies (ISSN 0037-7651) is a quarterly, peer-reviewed journal that has been published continuously since 1953. Produced by the Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies (SALISES), it features articles reflecting current academic research of a developmental nature on a wide range of issues in the Caribbean, Latin America and the rest of the Global South. SES is multi-disciplinary in orientation and publishes articles and research on agricultural, anthropological, demographic, economic, educational, monetary, political and sociological questions with a view to analyzing and discussing the problems of less developed countries, particularly those in the Caribbean. The journal is indexed by Scopus, PAIS Bulletin, Sociological Abstracts, Journal of Economic Literature, Abstracts in Anthropology, Current Contents/ Social and Behavioural Sciences, ASSIA and is available in the JSTOR, ProQuest and EBSCo databases.
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