Race, class & gender in the future of the Caribbean

Race, class & gender in the future of the Caribbean

by John Edward Greene

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"Collection of articles on the theme of class, race, and gender in Caribbean societies includes G.W. Roberts' chapter on the history of vital statistics registrations, R. Reddock's chapter on the autonomy and primacy of gender, H. McKenzie's chapter on family forms, and J.E. Greene's introductory chapter on models of race and ethnic relations, as well as other commentaries"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

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