Chapter 5 Flashcards
Training professionals for the benefit of developed countries
Brain drain
Potential of returnees to contribute to the social and economic development of a home country
Brain gain
Huge gap between gross income and total tourist dollars that remain in the Caribbean
Capital leakage
Represents former English colonies, proposed regional industrialization plan and the development of Caribbean bank
CARICOM Caribbean Community and Common Market
Economic flight of Caribbean people across the world
Caribbean diaspora
Blending of African, European and some Amerindian cultural elements into the unique cultural systems found in the Caribbean
Creolization
Duty free and tax exempt industrial parks for foreign corporations
Free trade zone
Workers contracted to labor on estates for a set period of time
Indentured labor
Run away slave that spreads culture along the Atlantic
Maroon
U.S. Directly and indirectly asserted its control over a region
Neocolonialism
Designates a cultural region that extends from midway up the coast of Brazil through the guianas and the Caribbean into the southeastern U.S.
Plantation America
All countries with access to the Caribbean Sea
Rimland
The forced removal of Africans from their native area
African diaspora
What countries are in the rimland of the Caribbean?
Includes Balize and Guianas, Carribean coast of Central and South America
Why hasn’t the Caribbean Sea supported large commercial fishing operations?
There are not enough of one kind of fish