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William Gilbert Demas

1929-1998·1,006 citations

Trinidadian economist and public servant who served as the first Secretary-General of CARICOM (1973–1974) and the second President of the Caribbean Development Bank (1974–1988). He is a foundational figure in Caribbean economic integration theory, best known for his work on the development challenges of small island states.

Works

79 works
TitleYearLanguageCitations▼
The economics of development in small countries: With special reference to the Caribbean1965en584
West indian Nationhood and Caribbean integration1974en33
The Caribbean and the new international economic order1978—31
Essays on Caribbean integration and development1976en30
The political economy of the English speaking Caribbean1976en21
Consolidating our independence: the major challenge for the West Indies1986en19
The Economics of West Indies Customs Union1960en17
Critical Issues in Caribbean Development2012—17
Situation and change1975—15
The new Caribbean man1971—15
West Indian development and the deepening and widening of the Caribbean Community1997—15
The Economics of Development in1965en14
Towards West Indian Survival1990—13
Agricultural diversification in the Caribbean Community: Some issues.1987en13
The political economy of the English speaking Caribbean: a summary view1976en12
Change and renewal in the Caribbean: a collection of papers1975en11
The Economics of1965en11
Seize the Time: Towards OECS Political Union1987—9
What now for Caribbean people and their leaders? Reflections on the current economic and social crisis: A gender perspective2009—9
The Post-Independence Caribbean: Development and Survival.”1992en8
Arthur Lewis and his last development policy model for the Caribbean1980—8
Planning and the price mechanism in the context of Caribbean economic integration1966—5
Perspectives on the Future of the Caribbean in the World Economy1988—5
The Economics of Development in Small1965en5
West Indian Nationhood and Caribbean1974en4
Creating national and regional linkages in production1978—4
The Economics of Development of Small Countries with Special Reference to the Caribbean (Montreal, McGill University)1965en4
The Prospects for Developing Agriculture in the Small Commonwealth Caribbean Territories-The Role of the Small-Scale Farmer1970—3
Economic dependence. Conceptual and policy issues in the Commonwealth Caribbean1975en3
The Economics of Small Countries1965en3
The Viability of the OECS States1981—3
Economic Development in Small Countries–With Special Reference to the Caribbean, Montreal, Centre for Developing Area Studies1963en3
Caribbean Integration and Development1976en3
Report1981—3
Change and renewal in the Caribbean: Challenges in the new Caribbean No. 21975en3
Our Saving Grace1990—3
Food production and agricultural diversification in the Caribbean community1988—3
The Economics of Development in Small Countries: With Special Reference to the Caribbean, University of the West Indies Press: Kingston and St1965en3
Experiences in Regional Integration and Cooperation: the Case of the Caribbean Community and Common Market (CaRICOM)1985—2
The Prospects for Decolonization in the West Indies1973—2
The world of school and the world of work1973—2
Some Thoughts on the Caribbean Community1974—2
Employment strategies in the Commonwealth Caribbean1976—2
Development Problems of the Small States of the Caribbean and Suriname1987—2
Address to the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors1975—2
Development, Identity and Unity in the Caribbean1973—2
Forward to The Restless Caribbean. Edited by Richard Millett and W. Marvin Will1979—2
The Caricom Community in the 1980s1981—2
Caribbean Media Imperatives1986—2
Towards a Development Consensus in Trinidad and Tobago for the 1990s.”1991—2