01990cam a2200253   450000100040000000500170000400800410002102000150006203500030007704100080008005000280008824501550011626000540027130000240032544000350034952011060038465100510149065000310154165100470157265100450161970000260166470000220169070000240171249620230410103635.0060907n1993    mdu                 eng    a0801844517    aeng14a200 JL 599.5bD383 199300aDemocracy in the Caribbean :bPolitical, economic, and social perspectives /cedited by Jorge I. Domínguez, Robert A. Pastor, and R. DeLisle Worrell  aBaltimore :bJohn Hopkins University Press,c1993  axv, 312 p. / 23 cm. 1aA World Peace Foundation study  aThe Caribbean questions : Why has liberal democracy (surprisingly) flourished?, 1. -- Politics & societies, 27. -- The societies of the Caribbean since independence, 29. -- The internationalization of corruption and violence : Threats to the Caribbean in the post-cold War World, 42. -- Westminster adapted : The political order of the commowealth Caribbean, 57. -- The future of democracy in the Caribbean, 74. -- The Eastern Caribbean States : Fledging sovereignties in the global environment, 99. -- Structural adjustment and the ethnic factor in the Caribbean Societies, 122. -- The Dominican Republic : Contemporary problems and challenges, 150. -- The role of the Puerto Rican people in the Caribbean, 173. -- Policy, 187. -- The economies of the english-speaking Caribbean since 1960, 189. -- The international economy and the Caribbean : The 1990's and beyond, 212. -- The drug problem : Policy options for Caribbean countries, 229. -- The future of regional security in the Caribbean, 238. -- Twenty-first century challenges for the Caribbean and the United States : Toward a new horizon, 255 0aCaribbean AreaxPolitics and governmenty1945- 0aDemocracyzCaribbean Area. 0aCaribbean AreaxEconomic conditionsy1945- 0aCaribbean AreaxSocial conditionsy1945-1 aDomínguez, Jorge I.1 aPastor, Robert A.1 aDeLisle Worrell, R.