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The three aspects of the Caribbean Community

By: Demas, William G | Bridgetown | National Youth Leaders Conference | 18 February 1979

Description: 18 pSubject(s): CARICOM | ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | FOREIGN POLICY | TRADE | MARKETING | SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT | CARIBBEANSummary: CARICOM seen as dealing with three aspects of cooperation and coordination among English Speaking Caribbean Islands. The economic aspect via the Caribbean Common Market, the functional, social and cultural aspects in the non-economic areas and the political aspect in matters of foreign policy. Notes that the full potential cooperation in the above three areas has not been achieved.

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CARICOM seen as dealing with three aspects of cooperation and coordination among English Speaking Caribbean Islands. The economic aspect via the Caribbean Common Market, the functional, social and cultural aspects in the non-economic areas and the political aspect in matters of foreign policy. Notes that the full potential cooperation in the above three areas has not been achieved.

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