The aim of this issue is to create a space for
dialogue about the potential of alternative, contested
and/or shared visions of the Caribbean(s) in the current
global context. We invited critical dialogues that address
questions of place, space, location and located-ness
through the arts, and cultural production and among
Caribbean peoples, not only as abstract ideas, but with
reference to, and in support of, our enhanced survival, wellbeing
and ongoing negotiations of identity. Submissions
were welcomed in relation to but not restricted to several
themes, among them
