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Island adrift: The social organization of a small Caribbean community : the case of St. Eustatius

by Wout van den Bor

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Only existing analysis of Statian society describes its history, economy, and focuses on the island's social stratification, politics, religion, and demography. Final part consists of an integrated analysis of the various topics covered. Previously published in Dutch as {Eiland op drift.}[R. Hoefte]
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Only existing analysis of Statian society describes its history, economy, and focuses on the island's social stratification, politics, religion, and demography. Final part consists of an integrated analysis of the various topics covered. Previously published in Dutch as {Eiland op drift.}[R. Hoefte]

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