Theorising the Caribbean against the grain. How West Indian social scientists established the Caribbean as a space of knowledge production in the 1950s

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RT @metaflitz: Yippie! So happy to be part of this with a piece on how anglophone Caribbean soc scis in the 1950s theorized against the gra…

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RT @metaflitz: Yippie! So happy to be part of this with a piece on how anglophone Caribbean soc scis in the 1950s theorized against the gra…

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Yippie! So happy to be part of this with a piece on how anglophone Caribbean soc scis in the 1950s theorized against the grain and built up institutionalized social sciences research from and about the Caribbean! https://t.co/vVtGjmUeNX

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