Contributors

• Author: Kenneth O. Hall/Myrtle Chuck-A-Sang
• Profession: Pro-Vice Chancellor and Principal of the University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica/Project Director of the UWI-CARICOM Project
• Pages: 497-503

Contributors

Professor Kenneth Hall

Professor Kenneth Hall is the former

Governor General of Jamaica, a Professor

Emeritus, University of the West Indies

(UWI), Mona Campus, and former Pro-Vice

Chancellor and Principal of UWI, Mona.

Professor Hall is a distinguished intellectual;

a prolif‌ic writer, who has made a signif‌icant

contribution to the body of literature

on Caribbean regional integration. His

specif‌ic areas of focus include Globalisation,

Integration, Education, Federation, Human

Resource Development, Humanitarianism

and Racial Subordination.

Professor Denis Benn

Professor Denis Benn is presently the

Michael Manley Professor of Public Affairs/

Public Policy, at the University of the West

Indies, Mona Campus. He currently holds a

B.Sc. in Economics with Honours, a M.Sc.

degree in Government, and a PhD also in

Government from Manchester University, in

the United Kingdom.

Professor C. Kenrick Hunte

Dr C. Kenrick Hunte is a Professor of

Economics and Director of Graduate Studies,

Department of Economics, at Howard

University. He is currently the Howard

University Chapter Advisor for Omicron Delta

Epsilon (An International Honor Society in

Economics), and a member of the American

Economic Association.His recent publications

include issues on remittances, corruption,

macroeconomic adjustment and trade. He

also writes a column on economic and related

development issues on Guyana (http://www.

guya nacaribbe anpo liti cs.c om/c omme ntar y/

hunte.html).

Ambassador Rashleigh Jackson

Rashleigh Esmond Jackson was educated

at the University of Leicester in the United

Kingdom and at Columbia University in the

United States of America. He holds the degrees

of Bachelor of Arts (General) and Bachelor of

Arts (Hons) from London University as well

as a Post-graduate Certif‌icate in Education

from the University of Leicester. Some of his

publications include Guyana’s Diplomacy

- Ref‌lections of a Former Foreign Minister

(2003); Environmentalism, Development and

Integration: The Caribbean Dimension (Co-

authored with Dr Cedric H. Grant) (1997).

Ambassador Patrick I. Gomes

Ambassador Patrick I. Gomes is currently

Guyana’s Ambassador to the EU and Chairman

of the Consultative Group on Sugar. He

holds a Masters degree in Social Institutions

and Organisational Change and a Doctorate

in Social Institutions and the Sociology of

Development. Some of his publications

include chapters in ‘South-North Partnership