CRSCENTER  

Caribbean Reality Studies Center

 

“Better a stone age than no age”

 

DIRECTOR, Dr. Glenn Sankatsing

 

 

 

 

  

LAST EVENT:

CARIBBEAN-LATIN AMERICAN ENCOUNTER 2010: “DEVELOPMENT AND GLOBAL HARMONY” 

August 10-14, 2010 – Brownsberg (Agwago Kun), Suriname

 

 

ARTICLES

 

Research as a Link between University and Society (2008)

 

Development and Society in the Americas [2007]

 

People’s vote compatible with people’s fate. A democratic alternative to liberal democracy [2004]  

 

Keynote Address at the opening of the Academic Year of the University of Aruba [2003]

 

The Caribbean between envelopment and development [2003]

 

El Caribe entre envolvimiento y desenvolvimiento [2003]

 

Social Sciences as a Victim of its own Disciplines [2001]

 

The Caribbean: Archipelago of trailer societies [1998]

 

 

BOOK – FREE DOWNLOAD

Sankatsing, Glenn - Caribbean Social Science: An Assessment. UNESCO, 1989 (Free download, full text pdf file, 40 MB) NEW

 

 

 

SURINAME ARTICLES [DUTCH]

 

SURINAME VERKIEZINGEN 25 MEI 2010-ZETELVERDELING IN EEN OOGOPSLAG

De nieuwe methode van tipping point analyse voor zetelverdeling [2010]

 

DE WEG NAAR DE TOEKOMST VAN SURINAME – DE WARE TIJD [2008]

 

NIEUWE DAGERAAD VOOR SURINAME [2006]

 

Een andere wereld is mogelijk – NGO Conferentie Suriname [2005]

 

Lot in eigen handen. Om van een rijk land een rijk land te maken [2004]

 

Envelopment or development? Samen klimmen uit een diep dal [2001]

 

 

 

Links: BASISDOCUMENT Stichting Bloemen van Morgen “Naar een Fayalobisamenleving” – Haliema Chandoe [2009]

 

Haiti Jean R. Gelin, Ph.D. – God, Satan and the Birth of Haiti

 

Nelson Mandela 92 years July 18th

Voice at own defense at trial on April 20, 1964 [pps-file, 1.7MB]

 

PUBLICATIONS AND RESEARCH REPORTS ON ARUBA

Research philosophy and objectives of CRSCenter

Caribbean Reality Studies Center conducts and hosts research, analysis and thought on society

and human action in the Caribbean and beyond from a context-based, social reality directed,

future-oriented extradisciplinary approach that is not fragmented along traditional boundaries

of current social science disciplines. At the heart of CRSCenter’s efforts stands breeding a new

generation of critical scholars, professionals and leaders, able to embark on a development-based

project geared towards the survival of our species. The definition of development is the mobilization

of the own potentialities in interactive response to nature, habitat and environment for the

realization of a project of one’s own.

 

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