A Child at a Time
Understanding Temperament
Loraine D. Cook (Author)

A Child at a Time is a call to educators, parents and policymakers to recognize that children’s individual differences are important, particularly in their formative years. By reading this book, parents and educators can gain valuable insights into children’s behaviours and reactions, thereby improving their approach to behaviour management.

Walter Rodney
by Rupert Lewis

Walter Rodney was an exceptional scholar-activist who not only interpreted the consequences of centuries of transatlantic slavery, colonialism and neocolonialism but also engaged in the struggles to change their racial, social and economic legacies. As these legacies persist into the twenty-first century, his life and writings remain profoundly relevant.

C.L.R. James and the 21st Century Caribbean
by Tennyson S. D. Joseph

The book brings the ideas of C.L.R. James to a new generation of Caribbean and global readers and is a useful resource to all students, teachers, and activists interested in Caribbean politics, political ideas, and radical political theory.

A Caribbean Poetics of Spirit
by Hannah Regis

A Caribbean Poetics of Spirit offers a rare and penetrative exploration into Caribbean literary articulations of non-material and numinous presences.

Journal of Caribbean History
Volume 57 Issue 2
Editor: Professor Kathleen E. A. Monteith

Featuring:

• Intricacies and Issues in Interweaving Public Records to Illuminate the Enslaved Community at Papine Estate, Jamaica in the Early 1800s by Suzanne Francis-Brown
• Sustenance and Power: Provision Grounds and Plantation Enterprise in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Jamaican Slavery by Nicholas Crawford
• John Garrigus, A Secret among the Blacks Dexnell Peters

and many more.

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Caribbean Quarterly Volume 69 Issue 1

Remembering

Editor: Kim Robinson-Walcott, PhD

Featuring:

• The Cunny Louise Bennett: Values and Craft by Mervyn Morris
• Praise Song for Rohlehr: A Compilation of Tributes by Paula Morgan
• “If You Don’t Make Money, Then You Don’t Make Sense”: Representing Legacies of Wealth in Recent Jamaican Dancehall Music by Nicole A. Plummer and Erin C. MacLeod

and much more.