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0. Introduction. 1. Caribbean qualitative research in historical perspective: From colonialism to independence, 1953-2009. 2. Telling the right story to get the right law: Using qualitative frame analysis to get better rape law. 3. An analytic autoethnography of recidivism as a key performance indicator in a Caribbean context. 4. Narratives of fear among Caribbean men in university: A qualitative exploration of fear of crime using the Free Association Narrative Method. 5. (Re) Producing knowledge from the margins: Feminist standpoint research methodology with Caribbean women and girls. 6. Fathering for cohesive families and safer communities: A qualitative study of Jamaican men and masculinities. 7. Tracing colonial violence in women-loving women’s relations: Towards a decolonial approach. 8. Situating risk and responses: A post-structuralist exploration of intimate partner violence. 9. Using a phenomenological approach to understand the socio-ecological factors influencing childhood obesity in the small island developing state of Barbados. 10. Caribbean internet exchange points and policy implementation: A case study of Curaçao and Grenada. 11. Deployment of spirituality and religion in Barbados during the time of COVID-19. 12. Constructivist Grounded Theory – A Contemporary Lens for Caribbean Social Research. 13. Constructing the fat female body through female body, (re)presentations in Soca Lyrics. 14. "I wasn’t unusual, at all": An oral history of departure and arrival to Windrush Britain. 15. Navigating data "silence(r)s": Researching migration in the Caribbean. 16. Deskilling of Venezuelan immigrants in Trinidad and Tobago. 17. The forgotten peoples?: A qualitative content analysis of the representation of the First Peoples in Trinidad and Tobago’s destination marketing. 18. Discussion.

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