Aim & Scope

Caribbean Quarterly, published since 1949, is the flagship journal of culture of the University of the West Indies. The refereed journal concerns itself with Caribbean culture in all its ramifications. It is an outlet for the publication of results of research into, and considered views on, matters Caribbean. Normally an issue contains six to eight articles of original thought, which are of general interest and relevance to the Caribbean islands and the neighbouring mainland of Central and South America. The journal comprises scholarly articles, essays, criticism, creative writing, and book reviews. An overall picture of life in one of the most culturally diverse parts of the Western hemisphere emerges with information on its culture, ethnology, history, peoples, religion and creative arts. The journal appears in March, June, September and December. ^[1]

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