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government ideology as well as to alternative ways of computing the sacrifice ratio and lends support for political economy …

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Are left-wing governments really pro-labor? : an empirical investigation for Latin America

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The economic aspect of the abolition of the West Indian slave trade and slavery

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Ungovernable islands, burdensome debts and racialized “disaster” zones : the Caribbean as the last frontier of capitalist - colonial – climate crises

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In this seminar, I argue that Caribbean societies witness the effects of global warming and extreme weather events in a disproportionate manner, because of inequalities that are baked into their societies due to the histories of enslavement, colonialism and uneven integration into financial and...

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