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Lloyd Best

1934-2007·1,252 citations

Lloyd Best was a prominent Trinidadian economist, political theorist, and public intellectual who co-developed the 'plantation economy' model to explain the structural underdevelopment of Caribbean nations. He was a founding member of the New World Group and the Tapia House Movement, and he served as the Leader of the Opposition in the Senate of Trinidad and Tobago.

Works

54 works
TitleYearLanguageCitations▼
Outlines of a model of pure plantation economy1968en513
Essays on the theory of plantation economy: a historical and institutional approach to Caribbean economic development2009en163
Character of Caribbean economy1975en139
Independent thought and Caribbean freedom1971en110
Race, class and ethnicity: A Caribbean interpretation2001—40
From Chaguaramas to slavery1965—24
The Contribution of George Beckford1992—21
A first appraisal of monetary management in Jamaica1961—21
Independent thought and Caribbean freedom: thirty years later1997en18
Externally propelled industrialization and growth in the Caribbean1968en18
A biography of labour1975—15
Un modèle d'économie pure de plantation1971entr.14
Outlines of a Model of Pure Plantation Economy (After twenty-five years)1998en11
Independence and Responsibility: Self-knowledge as an Imperative1996—11
Transforming the plantation economy: Economic policy and management choices, Trinidad and Tobago (1950-2005)2012—10
Whither New World1967—10
The Theory of Plantation Economy: A Historical and Institutional Approach to Caribbean Economic Development2009en10
What now for Caribbean people and their leaders? Reflections on the current economic and social crisis: A gender perspective2009—9
The choice of technology appropriate to Caribbean countries.1976—9
Externally propelled growth in the Caribbean : selected essays1967en7
Externally propelled growth and industrialization in the Caribbean1969en6
Current development strategy and economic integration in the Caribbean1966—6
Outline of a general theory of Caribbean economy2009en6
West Indian society 150 years after abolition: A re-examination of some classic theories2022en6
Essyas ot the theory of plantation economy—en6
Pensamiento independiente y libertad caribeña2017entr.4
A Caribbean Life2010—4
un enFoque hiSTÓRico e inSTiTucionAL deL deSARRoLLo econÓMico cARiBeño (doS)2023—3
Tapia1971—3
The Vocation of a Caribbean Intellectual: An Interview with Lloyd Best by David Scott1997—3
Doctor Politics in the Caribbean1969—3
a model of Pure Plantation economy. In dennis Pantin2005en3
On the teaching of economics1973—3
Essays on the Theory of Plantation Economy: A Historical and Institutional Approach to Caribbean Economic DevelopmentUniversity2009en3
Trinidad and Tobago Unit Trust Corporation Celebrating 10 Years of Success1992—3
Caribbean Economy1975en3
A Model of Pure Plantation Economy Social and Economic Studies1968en2
A Party Politics for Trinidad and Tobago: The Flowering of an Idea1991—2
A model of pure plantation economy ', Soc. and Econ1968en2
Export-propelled Growth and Industrialization in the Caribbean1968en2
Afterword.” In George Lamming (ed.), Enterprise of the Indies . Port of Spain: Trinidad and Tobago Institute of the Indies , 1999, 294–97—en2
Agricultural Development and Planning in the West Indies . Selected Papers from the Third West Indian Agricultural Economics Conference, Mona …1968—2
Le mécanisme des économies de plantation1971entr.2
N. Girvan (2009) Essays on the Theory of Plantation Economy: An Institutional and Historical Approach to Caribbean Economic Development—en2
Outline of a Model of the Pure Plantation Agriculture1968en1
The Economics of Development in Small Countries with Special Reference to the Caribbean .1969—1
8 West Indian Society 150 Years after Abolition: a Re-examination of Some Classic Theories2013en1
COMMENT OF PROFESSOR PECK'S CRITIQUE1958——
Gonzalez-Tromp, Miriam Greenidge, Kevin2010——
Economic and Business Ideas in the West Indies at the Dawn of the 21st Century2000——