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The Concept of Fairness in the Law of Natural Justice in Jurisprudence of the Commonwealth Caribbean (10 Pages, 119.5 USD)

This is a 10 page paper discussing the concept of fairness and natural justice in regards to the jurisprudence of the Commonwealth Caribbean. The concept of fairness adds to the law of natural justice especially in its application of the jurisprudence of the Commonwealth Caribbean. The Commonwealth Caribbean, comprised of over 15 island and mainland nations in the Caribbean, has a system of law based primarily on that of the United Kingdom and on each nation’s colonial history. Some nations have components of the colonial Dutch and French systems as well because of historical ties. Regardless of the nation however, the Commonwealth Caribbean was considered one of the areas of the world in which basic laws of human rights, natural justice and natural law, were not being followed in regards to fairness, justice and equality within the judicial system. Prisoners unable to afford representation were not always provided with legal aid and were therefore not offered fair trials, decisions or appeals. With an international push for fairness in judicial systems, organizations were formed providing representation for criminals in the Commonwealth Caribbean in the mid-1990s and more recently constitutional amendments have been included providing for legal aid representation in all cases. Several amendments have been enforced within the judicial system as well to follow constitutional law to provide fair and just representation in regards to decisions pertaining to court justices and despite the power of the Chief Justice within the judicial system, he must also follow the concept of fairness in his application of justice within the judicial system itself. Bibliography lists 12 sources.

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Training for Tourism in the Caribbean (11 Pages, 131.45 USD)

Certain organizations, such as the Caribbean Community and Common Market (Caricom) Caribbean Tourism Association, the Caribbean Tourism Research and Development Centre (located in Barbados), and the Hotel Training School at the UWI in the Bahamas have attempted to address the problems of the tourist trade, and specificaly, issues of training, but have been ineffectual. This 11 page paper examines the issue of tourism as it applies to the english speaking Caribbean nations and presents examples of policies and programs from other parts of the world from which the Caribbean organizations could learn from in order to initiate new programs and, or, expand the programs that are currently operating. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

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Latin America: Lessons From History, Direction for the Future (11 Pages, 131.45 USD)

An 11 page overview of the political and economic concerns which have faced Latin America and the viable solutions to those problems. Briefly presents the Barbados, Mexico, Peru, and Brazil as an example of country which are continually struggling with their problems and the solutions which are being implemented. Provides a detailed overview of CARICOM (the Caribbean Community and Common Market) and suggests that it presents one of the most viable solutions to the problems in the Caribbean in particular. Written from the perspective of an advisor to a new president of a fictional Caribbean country.

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economic globalization

2007, 8 Pages, 1481 Words, 4 Sources, 40 USD

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Caribbean Sociology (5 Pages, 59.75 USD)

A 5 page research paper that defines various sociological terms, in regards to Caribbean experience and then discusses the significance of social stratification and ethnicity in the Caribbean and how this relates to society in general. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

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Paule Marshall’s "The Chosen Place, The Timeless People" (5 Pages, 59.75 USD)

5 pages. The main character, Merle, is a competent well-educated character with an inner strength. Her discussions include that of sexuality as well as the search for African and Caribbean roots. Her mission is to tell the people to learn from their past and from the mistakes of earlier colonies. This book by author Paule Marshall explains the character of Merle Kinbona and her attempts to instill in the people of the tiny fictional Caribbean island the importance of their past in order to overcome their present oppression. Bibliography lists one source.

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European Women/Caribbean from 1492-1800 (5 Pages, 59.75 USD)

A 5 page research paper that examines the role of European woman in the Caribbean. The writer explores recent scholarship and how it relates the experiences of European-descended women in the Caribbean. Bibliography list 4 sources.

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Caribbean Community and Common Market (CARICOM) (12 Pages, 143.4 USD)

A 12 page overview of the history and existing function of CARICOM, the Caribbean Community and Common Market. Illuminates the role this organization has in unifying the Caribbean nations and islands from both a trade area perspective and a regional integration perspective. Outlines accomplishments and goals and makes suggestions for the future. Bibliography lists 6 sources.

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Cuba and the Caribbean (3 Pages, 35.85 USD)

A 3 page paper discussing Cuba’s effect on the Spanish Caribbean ever since the United States foreign policy that occurred after the war of 1898. This relationship continued with Cuba as the main focus. The paper examines the changes that have occurred since the revolution of 1959. These changes involve the economy of Cuba, as well as the economy and status of the Spanish Caribbean. In addition the Cuban’s role in the Untied States community is also addressed. Bibliography lists 2 sources.

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Paule Barton's 'Emilie Plead Choose One Egg' (6 Pages, 71.7 USD)

This 6 page paper argues that the short story 'Emilie Plead Choose One Egg' by Haitian writer Paul? Bart-n, offers both a diagnosis and a cure for the ills of Caribbean culture. The story, in featuring a strong-willed woman and an ineffective, irresolute man, reveals the effects of colonialism on the Caribbean psyche, and offers a cure in the form of a call for personal empowerment, particularly among men. No additional sources listed.

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