Intelligent Thinking on Caribbean Intelligence
Why Intelligent Thinking?
Because, beyond the news and the analysis, there are the background thoughts of experienced Caribbean people and those interested in the Caribbean region who have given thought over the years to its well-being.
Sometimes, they express an opinion, sometimes it’s about advice to Caribbean and Diaspora movers and shakers, business people and cultural and other leaders.
These pages will feature analysis, viewpoints and considered opinion based on experience.
The topics will deal with issues which can create an impact on the lives of Caribbean people, whether they live in the Caribbean or abroad.
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A new Venezuelan decree extends the country's maritime zone and escalates its border dispute with Guyana.
Politicians, academics and diplomats meet to look at the Caribbean in 2030.
As old links fade and new economic partnerships beckon, is there still room for the dream of an integrated Caribbean?
David Jessop assesses the sweet prospects of the Caribbean chocolate industry if the right investments are made.
Beyond tourism, the Caribbean's skills base and location make it an ideal place to nurture professional and creative services.
Five years after the signing of the EPA, David Jessop argues for the forging of a new path for Caribbean and European trade.
As the Spring meetings of the World Bank and the IMF take place, background developments signal a changing global banking structure.
Russian tourist arrivals, investment and diplomatic visits increase as Moscow seeks more influence in the Caribbean.
Why tourism growth for the Caribbean is about much more than the headline figures and percentages.
How the Dominican Republic is forging economic partnerships with and without the Anglophone Caribbean.
