In the service of the public

In the service of the public

by J. R. P. Dumas

1995
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"Public policy practitioner and former diplomat's views of Trinidad and Tobago's international affairs, human resource management, ethnicity, and other topics. Although tone is non-academic, opinionated and prescriptive, work provides useful personal insights on trade issues, Trinidad and Tobago's diplomacy in Nigeria and India, and reactions to US positions regarding the UN"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

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