Norman Girvan and international relations from the Anglophone Caribbean: dependency and integration
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Norman Girvan (1941-2014) was one of the most prominent critical intellectuals from Jamaica. His work focused on the socio-historical study of the English-speaking Caribbean, emphasizing the origin of its dependency and chronic underdevelopment within the world capitalist system. Confident that integration would be one of the keys to overcoming dependence within the contemporary international relations system, in the last stage of his life, Girvan devoted himself to the analysis of regional integration projects in his area, becoming the most educated theoretician and politician in this regard. In this article we analyze his intellectual trajectory, highlighting his contributions to the understanding of international relations form the Anglophone Caribbean through his studies on dependency and integration.
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