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‘Caribbean Constitutional Reform:
Rethinking the West Indian Polity’

with the author

Simeon C. R. (Randy) McIntosh
(Native of Carriacou, Grenada)

Professor of Jurisprudence of The Faculty of Law &
The Office of Research
University of the West Indies, Barbados

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Medgar Evers College
Norman B. Johnson Lecture Hall, 2nd Floor
1650 Bedford Avenue (Bet. Crown & Montgomery)

Friday, 13 June 2003, 6:30 p.m.- 8:30 p.m.

(Refreshments will be served)

“The 357 pages in Caribbean Constitutional Reform are a blueprint for constitutional scholars, students and laypersons who wish to think through the many issues concerning the governmental structure and human rights that remain topical in various Caribbean jurisdictions…. [We] always hear Professor McIntosh’s distinctive voice urging us to respect our own views and challenging us to assess social, political and legal issues with reference to our own needs and realities.”

Professor Stephen Vasciannie (Jamaica)

“… McIntosh’s publication deserve[s] to be on the bookshelf of any who has more than a passing interest in the business of our democratic governance.”

Mr. Rickey Singh (Trinidad)

Thanks Ms. Fantasy for the info, I will check it out!!! Good thing Boatride is not until 12:00am, lol, Edu-ma-cation and a fete all in one day!

Link me because I will be there too.

in terms of reform, i started reading some content from this site.

http://www.upd.oas.org/caribbean_reform/

salt

All you budding attorneys should really attend this or get the book. It is history in the making and you can be part of it.

how was it guys?