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IN THE GRIP OF CHANGE

The Caribbean and its British Diaspora

CARICOM: the Caribbean Power

Title
CARICOM: the Caribbean Power
Description
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) was established in 1973 by the Treaty of Chaguaramas, signed by its founding member states, Barbados, Jamaica, Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago. Today it has grown to 15 member states and five associated members. Its aims are to improve conditions through diplomatic dialogue, economic integration, cultural co-operation, collective security and social development initiatives.
Creator
Ioannis Vasileiou
Location
Publication location unknown: Admit Hub Ref Service PR
Date
2020
Collection
After Independence
Subject
Item provided courtesy of Guyana SPEAKS
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Item Number
22
The book cover of 'CARICOM: the Caribbean Power'. On the top half the CARICOM flag is depicted with a ribbon featuring the individual member states' flags underneath.
The book cover of 'CARICOM: the Caribbean Power'. On the top half the CARICOM flag is depicted with a ribbon featuring the individual member states' flags underneath.
The book cover of 'CARICOM: the Caribbean Power'. On the top half the CARICOM flag is depicted with a ribbon featuring the individual member states' flags underneath.

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