Small Axe #41

What is Caribbean Studies?
The Question of Caribbean Studies
David Scott

What is an Island? Caribbean Studies and the Contemporary Visual Artist
Michelle Stephens

Caribbean Studies, Archive-Building, and the Problem of Violence
Deborah A. Thomas

On the Idea of a Caribbean Cultural Studies
Aaron Kamugisha

Finding the Field: Notes on Caribbean Cultural Criticism,
Area Studies, and the Forms of Engagement
Shalini Puri

Caribbean Studies as Practice:
Insights from Border-Crossing Histories and Research
Jorge L. Giovannetti

Assemblages of Experts:

The Caribbean Court of Justice and the Globalization of Regional Integration
Kamari Maxine Clarke

Returns to a Native Land:
Indigeneity and Decolonisation in the Anglophone Caribbean
Melanie J. Newton

Beyond Geography, Past Time: An Afrofuturistic Caribbean Diaspora
Kelly Baker Josephs

Gazing Outwards and Looking Back: Configuring Caribbean Visual Culture
Roshini Kempadoo

Transnational Migration, the State and Development:
Reflecting on the “Diaspora” Option
Alissa Trotz and Beverly Mullings

The Lost New World of Caribbean Studies
Recalling an Un-American Puerto Rico Project
Harvey Neptune

Caribbean Architecture – Conjectures
Mark Raymond

Literary Competition Winners 2012

Poetry

Lunar Planting
Danielle Boodoo-Fortuné

Coming Back to Life
Lynn Sweeting

Short Fiction

The Dragonfly Tale
Sharon Millar

Lobster Hand
Alexia Arthurs

Visual Life of Catastrophic History

BLACK OUT: Kingston 12, Jamaica
Marlon James

Non-Synchronous Cartographies:
Frank Bowling’s Map Paintings
Dorothy Rowe