The disasters that occurred during the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season not only became an
economic burden for federal and local governments but also for those who had their houses …

While it is generally recognized that the projected changes in the global climate will have
serious negative consequences for the Caribbean as a whole, it is becoming more and more …

It is now widely recognized that climate change is likely to have detrimental impacts across
the Caribbean region, with the burden likely to fall disproportionately on the most vulnerable …

Coffee is a global commodity that supports the livelihoods of 100 million people worldwide,
many of whom are smallholder farmers. While smallholder farmers are known to be …

Rapid socio-ecological changes are transforming coffee production systems causing
hardship and uncertainty among farmers across the Caribbean. The uncertainty and …

This paper examines climate justice from the perspective of three remote indigenous Carib
communities located in northeastern St. Vincent, amidst their vulnerability to climatic …

Coffee production has long been culturally and economically important in Puerto Rico.
However, since peaking in the late nineteenth century, harvests are near record lows with …

Increasingly, multi-stakeholder processes have been recognized as being necessary to the
development of public policies seeking to promote systemic innovation in response to …

This paper proposes that “development justice” be taken up as an analytical concept and
praxis‐driven framework for research on disasters, resilience, and climate change. The …

In the Caribbean region, there is a significant yearly number of natural events incidents. The
impact of those events has affected the well-being, social and economic structures of the …