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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-48016-8where. This essay offers a descriptive historical survey of calypso treatment of both the local military presence and the politics of international conflicts by a close reading of the lyrics of several calypsos within their historical contexts. The essay also explains the relative absence of commentary in the contemporary period.

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,Gew?hnliche Differentialgleichungen,This series of photos looks at the whole Caribbean region through the prism of the Cold War, making connections between military exercises, displaced people and the fear of social change. The photos show the human face of political decisions through the lives of those affected by conflict, both civilians and military.

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,In “The Back Yard”: Experiences of War in the Greater Caribbean (A Photo-Essay),This series of photos looks at the whole Caribbean region through the prism of the Cold War, making connections between military exercises, displaced people and the fear of social change. The photos show the human face of political decisions through the lives of those affected by conflict, both civilians and military.

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Nichtlineare Ausgleichsrechnung,into and out of conflicts. This family history disrupts the-state-versus-the-people dichotomy that often characterizes discussions about Caribbean militaries. I show how the Haitian military, and militarized force more generally, can be simultaneously embraced by disenfranchised populations as a sou

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29883-5 of the region’s established authors published works of war verse, the outpouring of war-themed poetry emerged from soldier-poets and civilian writers outside of the elite class of professional writers. This chapter offers the first sustained treatment of Anglophone Caribbean war verse, examining pr

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