In the Service of the Public: Articles and Speeches 1963-1993, with Commentaries"Public policy practitioner and former diplomat's views of Trinidad and Tobago's international affairs, human resource management, ethnicity, and other topics. Although tone is non-academic, opinionated and prescriptive, work provides useful personal insights on trade issues, Trinidad and Tobago's diplomacy in Nigeria and India, and reactions to US positions regarding the UN"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57. |
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Índice
Ten Years Later Commentary | 18 |
Wider CARICOM | 67 |
The Report of the West Indian Commission | 75 |
Addendum 1 | 83 |
Trinidad and Tobagos | 89 |
and CARICOM Development | 99 |
Africa | 122 |
PART | 225 |
Adjustmenttype Programmes and Economic Development | 314 |
Psychological Independence and Nationbuilding Commentary | 332 |
1976 With Apologies to Mr Orwell | 346 |
Some Aspects of the Human Condition | 360 |
Housing and Training Commentary | 371 |
Illegal Drugs And Employee Assistance Programmes | 395 |
An Analysis Commentary | 407 |
Perceived Alienation in a Multiracial Society | 429 |
Training and Development Imperatives in | 240 |
The Public Service and Problems of Communication | 259 |
An Overview Commentary | 274 |
Public Policy | 289 |
The Race Factor in Trinidad and Tobago | 441 |
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Palavras e frases frequentes
abuse achieve action African American appeared areas assistance authority Barbados British called Caribbean CARICOM Commission concerned continue countries course decision developing countries drug earlier early economic effect enterprises especially establishment existing expressed fact force foreign give given going Grenada Heads High House human important increase independence Indian institutions interest issue later leaders least letter major March matter means meeting mentioned movement October October 24 Organization origin perhaps persons planning political position possible present President Prime Minister principle private sector problems programme proposal Public Service question reason received region relations representatives social society speak things Third trade Trinidad and Tobago understand Union United West West Indian