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The Dragon in the Caribbean: China–CARICOM Economic Relations

Richard L. Bernal Alternate Executive Director for the Caribbean, Inter-American Development Bank, Washington, DC, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 281-302 | Published online: 02 Jun 2010

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Tavis D. Jules, Richard Arnold & Abigail Smith. (2023) Caribbean exceptionalism and the rise of Sino-CARICOM relations in the post-bureaucratic era. The Round Table 112:1, pages 57-72.
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Rob Cullum. (2021) Comparing Australian/South Pacific and UK/Caribbean relations. The Round Table 110:4, pages 492-509.
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Theodor Tudoroiu & Amanda Reshma Ramlogan. (2019) China’s international socialization of Caribbean state-society complexes: Trinidad and Tobago as a case study. Asian Journal of Political Science 27:2, pages 157-176.
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Peter Clegg. (2014) Guyana, its Foreign Policy, and the Path to Development. The Round Table 103:4, pages 399-410.
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Dianna DaSilva-Glasgow & Dennis Pile. 2024. China and Taiwan in Latin America and the Caribbean. China and Taiwan in Latin America and the Caribbean 261 294 .
Antonio Alleyne. (2021) Intensifying Caribbean market share within China: a CARICOM case assessment. Global Discourse 11:4, pages 633-652.
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Sarah Baksh, Mikayla Darbasie, Carissa Rodulfo & Shannon Potter. (2021) The Dragon in the Caribbean: the future of CARICOM-China trade relations. Global Discourse 11:4, pages 585-605.
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Jean-Marc F. Blanchard. (2019) The Politics of Latin America’s Investment and Other Links with China: Contextualizing the Region’s Cash Chasing while Racking Richer Research Rewards. Journal of Chinese Political Science 24:4, pages 565-582.
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Joan Marques. 2014. Handbook of Research on Economic Growth and Technological Change in Latin America. Handbook of Research on Economic Growth and Technological Change in Latin America 125 137 .
Vanessa Leon. (2012) Considering the Long-Term Physical, Economic and Social Impacts of China's Recent Engagement with Latin America and the Caribbean: A Review of the Literature. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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