Description :

Contents

1) Background and motivations for the study

2) Agriculture in Trinidad and Tobago

Part 1 : Background, perspectives and methodology

Soft science, hard science, mirror images

Ethnomedicinal creolization

Methods, data collection and non-experimental validation

Part 2 : Case studies

Part 3 : Synthesis and conclusions

Networks, ethnoveterinary medicine and sustainable agriculture

Struggling over the direction of Caribbean medicinal plant research

Chapter appendix

Becoming creole

Conclusions

List of figure

List of maps, boxes and matrices

List of tables