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Corporate Social Responsibility in Trinidad and Tobago: Shaping the Agenda for Government Action by Richards, Melanie/J

“…The practice of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Trinidad and Tobago has been described as being in its ‘embryonic stages’ with various academics and practitioners now beginning to contribute to the process of institutionalization of the field on the local business agenda. …”
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Conceptualizing After-School Literacy Intervention in Trinidad & Tobago: A Comparative Study by Sammy, Hannah Sundari

“…The goal of this research was to determine elements of effective literacy programs and theorize the relevance and place that these held within the setting of Trinidad and Tobago. The findings revealed eight themes among the sample which were further analysed to form a conceptual framework of after-school literacy in Trinidad and Tobago. …”
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Law and practice on public participation and access to justice in environmental matters in Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica by Mohammed, N.J.

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Microcredit, Microenterprises And Social Welfare Of The Rural Poor In North-Eastern Trinidad: An Evaluation Of "Hope" by Flavius, Talia Esnard, Aziz, Zainab

“…The study examined the relationship between microcredit, microenterprises, and the social welfare of the rural poor in north-eastern Trinidad. Guided by the main propositions of social capital theory, the researchers held 45 semi-structured interviews with active participants/clients within a case study research design. …”
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Do stressful conditions make adaptation difficult? Guppies in the oil-polluted environments of southern Trinidad by Rolshausen, G., Phillip, D., Beckles, D., Akbari, A., Ghoshal, S., Hamilton, P., Tyler, C., Scarlett, Alan, Ramnarine, I., Bentzen, P., Hendry, A.

“…To inform this possibility, we studied the extent to which guppies (Poecilia reticulata) show local adaptation to oil pollution in southern Trinidad. Neutral genetic markers revealed that paired populations in oil-polluted versus not-polluted habitats diverged independently in two different watersheds. …”
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Social Responsible Investments in Trinidad and Tobago’s Financial Sector: An examination of the barriers and feasibility of introducing SRI into Banks by Rouff, Malika Adanna

“…This is the case of Trinidad and Tobago. A preliminary research shows that SRI is not a practice within the financial sector. …”
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Three fourths a penny for your thoughts?: gender pay differentials in Trinidad and Tobago: an empirical analysis by Roopnarine, Karen Anne

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Structure and tectonic evolution of the southwestern Trinidad dome, Escambray complex, Central Cuba: Insights into deformation in an accretionary wedge by Despaigne-Díaz, A., García Casco, A., Cáceres Govea, D., Wilde, Simon, Millán Trujillo, G.

“…© 2017 Elsevier B.V. The Trinidad dome, Escambray complex, Cuba, forms part of an accretionary wedge built during intra-oceanic subduction in the Caribbean from the Late Cretaceous to Cenozoic. …”
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Empirical essays on export composition and behaviour in a developing country context by Hazel, Selvon

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New principals' leadership and school culture: a study of three primary schools facing challenging circumstances in Trinidad and Tobago by Lee-Piggott, Rinnelle

Subjects: “…New principals; Traits/attributes; Values; Cultural awareness; School culture; School change; School improvement; Challenging circumstances; Critical incidents; Trinidad and Tobago…”
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Education for Sustainable Development: Exploring Sustainability Learning and Praxis in Higher Management Education - A Case Study of the Graduate School of Business in Trinidad and Tobago by Heeralal, Cindy

“…In this dissertation, the author conducts an exploratory case study analysis of the integration of sustainability in higher education at the Arthur Lok Jack Graduate School of Business in Trinidad and Tobago. The study utilizes a multi-method research approach to qualitative data collection where data was derived from two main sources: interviews with specific faculty and staff were conducted as well as a survey instrument was administered to MBA/Finance cohorts. …”
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Twenty-five million years of subduction-accretion-exhumation during the Late Cretaceous-Tertiary in the Northwestern Caribbean: The Trinidad dome, Escambray complex, Central Cuba by Despaigne-Diaz, A., Garcia-Casco, A., Cáceres Govea, D., Jourdan, Fred, Wilde, S., Trujillo, G.

“…The Trinidad dome, Escambray complex, Central Cuba, forms part of an accretionary wedge built-up during intra-oceanic subduction in the Caribbean from the Late Cretaceous (~75 Ma) to Tertiary. …”
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Constructive solutions: Improving teaching and learning in e-learning enviroments. by Trinidad, Sue

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Taking the Next Step in Using Technology by Trinidad, Sue

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Using Social Computing Tools to Connect Regional and Remote Teachers and Students in Western Australia by Trinidad, Sue

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Closing the digital divide: education telecommunications systems and possibilities in Western Australia by Trinidad, Sue

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What Is Widening Participation and Why Does It Matter? by Cupitt, C., Trinidad, Sue

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Transforming education: Linking technology, work, community and lifelong learning. by Trinidad, Sue, Aldridge, Jill

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OLES: Using an online tool to help better design and implement effective e-learning environments. by Trinidad, Sue, Pearson, J.

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Teachers working in an online world. by Broadley, Tania, Trinidad, Sue

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