The evolution of structural adjustment and stabilization policy in Jamaica

Includes bibliography

Las teorias de la poblacion de John Maynard Keynes y el concepto de optimo""

Incluye Bibliografía

La economía de Jamaica: problemas, política y planificación

Incluye Bibliografía

Jamaica: Economic policy and economic performance in the 1972-1980 period: an interpretation

Includes bibliography

Maquila en el Caribe: la experiencia de Jamaica

Incluye Bibliografía

O discurso psicològico de john dewey

This work examines the discourse of the American philosopher and educator John Dewey (1859-1852) about human nature, adopting as reference the book Human nature and conduct: an introduction to Social Psychology. In this book, published in 1922, Dewey discusses fundamental concepts of Psychology - instinct, habit, intelligence, and others - and proposes a new psychological science; the author's elaborations cover the fields of philosophy, psychology and education. The methodology to analyze his discourse follows the studies developed by the Research Group Rhetoric and Argumentation in Pedagogy. Such studies are based on Chaïm Perelman's and Stephen Toulmin's theories.

Social effects of the economic crisis in Jamaica

Includes bibliography

Urban poor and productivity: keys to action. Public programmes aimed at raising productivity of poor sectors in urban areas of Jamaica

Includes bibliography

Transnational corporations in the bauxite industry of Caribbean countries: recent development in Jamaica

Includes bibliography