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   LEVERAGING CHINESE ENGAGEMENT IN THE CARIBBEAN: WHAT OPPORTUNITIES EXIST FOR THE

   DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAINABLE RENEWAL ENERGY INDUSTRIES?

 

    Debbie A. Mohammed 

    David Anyanwu

    Institute of International Relations,

    The University of the West Indies

    St. Augustine, Trinidad

    Published online: February 10, 2017

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