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Waiikubuli, tall is her body : A collection of papers

By: The Rosie Douglas foundation & the Dominica Academy of Arts & Science

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TextPublisher: Roseau : The Rosie Douglas Foundation, Dominica Academy of Arts & Science, October 30, 2002Description: 91 p. tblsSubject(s): Rosie Douglas | Politics | Social Development | Economic Development | DominicaSummary: Waitikubuli tall is her body is a collection of papers published by the Rosie Douglas Foundation and the Dominica Academy of Arts and Sciences on 23rd October 2022. The compilation explores Dominica's cultural heritage, identity, and socio-political development through scholarly essays, reflections, and policy discussions. It pays tribute to the island's resilience and aspirations while highlighting contributions from local diaspora intellectuals committed to the vision of a progressive and self-reliant Waitikubuli.

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Waitikubuli tall is her body is a collection of papers published by the Rosie Douglas Foundation and the Dominica Academy of Arts and Sciences on 23rd October 2022. The compilation explores Dominica's cultural heritage, identity, and socio-political development through scholarly essays, reflections, and policy discussions. It pays tribute to the island's resilience and aspirations while highlighting contributions from local diaspora intellectuals committed to the vision of a progressive and self-reliant Waitikubuli.

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