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The family in the Caribbean 1973-1986: an annotated bibliography

By: Rawlins, Joan M

Publisher: Institute of Social and Economic Research ; Bridgetown ; May 1987Description: 44 pISBN: 976-619-003-8Subject(s): CARIBBEAN | FAMILY | ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES | FAMILY LAW | BIBLIOGRAPHIESSummary: The bibliography is organized alphabetically by author and covers a wide range of items on the family which includes issues of structure, organization, power, law, migration, work, varying family systems and role perception. These are related to the English-speaking Caribbean as well as Aruba, Cuba, Guadeloupe, Haiti, Martinique and Puerto Rico.

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The bibliography is organized alphabetically by author and covers a wide range of items on the family which includes issues of structure, organization, power, law, migration, work, varying family systems and role perception. These are related to the English-speaking Caribbean as well as Aruba, Cuba, Guadeloupe, Haiti, Martinique and Puerto Rico.

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