About the cover design

• Author: Kenneth Hall/Myrtle Chuck-A-Sang
• Pages: 5-5

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Introduction

This publication is concerned with highlighting aspects of the likely effects

of the evolutionary process leading to establishment of the CSME. The aspects

are viewed from the vantage points of various observers, mostly academics,

who have made their analyses available. In traditional Caribbean, male

predominant style, the majority of the contributors are male. However we

were fortunate to secure a selection of papers for some of the Region’s eminent

academics of the feminine gender. The net result we expect is the achievement

of a kind of binocular disparity – the space perception richness of seeing with

two eyes as opposed to one. A part of that richness of perception will be

found in the views expressed about the gender dimensions of the implementation

of plans to establish the CSME.

The Cover Design encourages a focus on this binocular approach to

perceiving the emerging realities of travelling along paths to the CSME.

Hopefully, it will have prepared readers for the emphasis of the text on the

fundamental aspect of ensuring that concern about gender equity prevails in

our efforts at pursuing development and progress.

ABOUT THE COVER DESIGN