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Description and Holding Information
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1946, Agmt. Establishing Caribbean Commission
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Agreement between the governments of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, of the French Republic, of the Netherlands and of the United States of
America for the establishment of the Caribbean Commission; Washington, 30th October, 1946: n.a., 23p, Treaty Series No. 27 (1949), London, HMSO, 1946. (In
English, French & Dutch versions. Lacks TOC & index. At the end of WW II, it was apparent to the government of a near prostrate United Kingdom that
the generally impoverished Caribbean was less a strategic asset than a burden and responsibility; with needs in the areas of human welfare that far out
stripped Britain’s ability to address. The creation of the Caribbean Commission was one attempt to spread the responsibility for developmental aid to
a wider, and with the inclusion of the United States more affluent, base. In 1660 the structure of the Caribbean Commission was altered substantially
to make provision for a role in the organization for the many newly independent former British colonies. The successor was dubbed the Caribbean
Organization. The statute of its establishment and composition is offered on this site as LLMC Title No. 09645.)
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Title:
Agreement between the Governments of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, of the French Republic, of the Netherlands and of the United States of America for the Establishment of the Caribbean Commission : Washington, 30th October, 1946 / presented by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs to Parliament by command of His Majesty.
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OCLC Number:
657190984
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Available Volumes
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| Name | Fiche Count | Online | Paper Backup |
| Vol. 1 | | Yes | No |
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