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Reuniting the Caribbean: towards OECS political union - thoughts on an East Caribbean Union

By: Mitchell, J.F

Publisher: November 1986Description: 9 pSubject(s): POLITICAL INTEGRATION | POLITICAL POWER | CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM | CONSTITUTIONS | OECSSummary: Prime Minister James F. Mitchell puts forward a case for political integration. The author addresses the issues of constitutional framework, customs unions, currency and the naming on of a new nation. He concludes with a summary of decisions to be made. These include the principle of union, the level of local government, methods of implementation, the data of a simultaneous referendum on the new constitution in every island and the data of the first election.

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Grey Literature	National Documentation Centre Caribbean Collection	00271-XI (Browse shelf)	Available		1167

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Prime Minister James F. Mitchell puts forward a case for political integration. The author addresses the issues of constitutional framework, customs unions, currency and the naming on of a new nation. He concludes with a summary of decisions to be made. These include the principle of union, the level of local government, methods of implementation, the data of a simultaneous referendum on the new constitution in every island and the data of the first election.

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