From the Preface by the Editors:
When the first edition of Politics and Economics in the Caribbean was published, five years ago, the focus of the attention was the French & Dutch Caribbean with tangential reference to the British Caribbean. Long out of print, the book is still demanded by Caribbeanists and Universities alike as a reference and text book. Encouraged by this demand the present editors have prepared a completely new and enlarged edition. In addition to the areas covered in the first edition, this new version is enriched by articles on Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic and Haiti.
Contents:
INTRODUCTION:
Political Overview, by Thomas Mathews.
Economic Overview, by Fuat Andic.
The Dominican Republic: The Politics of Chaos, by Abraham Lowenthal.
Economic Aspects of the Dominican Republic, by Bernardo Vega.
Contemporary Political Development in Haiti, by Gerard Latortue.
The Politics of Puerto Rico: An Interpretation and a Speculation, by Robert Anderson.
The Macroeconomics of Puerto Rican Development, by Antonio J. González.
The Charter of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, by Albert Gastmann.
The Politics of the Netherlands Antilles, by Albert Gastmann.
The Economy of the Netherlands Antilles, by Fuat and Suphan Andic.
The Politics of Surinam, by Albert Gastmann
The Economy of Surinam, by Fuat and Suphan Andic.
Political Status of the French Caribbean, by Gerard Latortue.
The Economy of the French Antilles, by Jouandet Bernadat.
The U.S. Virgin Islands: Prototype of the Caribbean Tourist Economy, by Gordon Lewis.
The Commonwealth Countries of the Caribbean, by Thomas Mathews.
Economic Background of the British West Indian Islands, by Alfred Thorne
Economic Integration and Preferential Trade: The Caribbean Experience, by Aaron Segal
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