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| Caribbean
Centre University of Amsterdam |
Goldsmiths
College London University |
MONA
Campus University of West Indies |
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| L'Ouverture Trust Ltd | The
Afro-Surinamese Cultural Centre Kwakoe Building Frissenstein 78, The Biljmer, Amsterdam South East |
JOSA Foundation, Amsterdam |
| Caribbean Research Centre |
Medger Evers College (CUNY), Brooklyn, NY |
| Caribnet | Travel, Business and Free Information site |
| CaribSeek | A Caribbean search engine, includes educational institutes |
| Suriname Museum Amsterdam | Visit the web site of the Suriname Museum. For the time being the site is only in the Dutch language but work is ongoing to produce pages in English. You can also e-mail them on museum.suriname@worldonline.nl |
| Virtual Institute of Caribbean Studies | An Internet-based Institution for the Development and Study of the Caribbean Region and Its Peoples |
| Wadabagei | A Journal of the Caribbean and its Diaspora |
| Alain-Pierre Pradel | A Caribbean composer of classical music for piano |
| Macmillan Caribbean | Caribbean division of publishing house Macmillan |
CASBAH
Caribbean Studies and the History of Black and Asian people in
Britain
INTRODUCTION
The project aims to identify and map national research resources, including
archives/mss, printed and audio-visual material, related to Caribbean studies
and the history of Black and Asian people in Britain. Survey work will seek to
provide as full a picture as possible of the range of resources held in
libraries and repositories in HE, public and voluntary organisations. The work
of the project will be widely disseminated across the whole community, using
on-line and printed materials. By creating a gateway to these resources, linking
into the National Grid for Learning and so making these discoveries available to
all, we hope to uncover the wealth of information in our record offices and
libraries. The intention is that this will enable local historians, archivists,
students, social researchers and academics more avenues in which to gain
knowledge about Caribbean Studies and the long history of Black and Asian people
in Britain.
The project is being led by the Institute of Commonwealth Studies and involves a
consortium of 15 cross-sectoral institutions including the Public Record Office,
The Institute of Race Relations, The British Library, Black and Asian Studies
Association, Goldsmiths College, The TUC Library, University of North London,
London Metropolitan Archives, and many Higher Education institutions.
Website: www.casbah.ac.uk
E-mail: casbah@sas.ac.uk
Mailserve: casbah-rslp@mailbase.ac.uk
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