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  • HISTORYExpand
    • The history they don’t tell you
    • Britain’s role: the full picture
  • WHO PAYS?Expand
    • Who pays? The racial levy problem
    • Narrowing the pool
    • The double liability problem
    • The Windrush dimension
  • THE LAWExpand
    • The legal case that doesn’t exist
    • The government’s weak position
  • CARICOMExpand
    • CARICOM and the ten-point plan
    • Does the money even work?
    • What would actually be fair?
  • SOURCESExpand
    • Sources and further reading
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  • Does the money even work?
  • Evidence from existing reparations schemes
  • The empire built on slavery claim
  • Caribbean governance and development failure
  • What actually addresses structural inequality
  • The accountability gap
    • Who controls the money once it arrives?
    • Historical examples of aid absorption without development impact
    • Why the people the money is meant to help may never see it
Does the money even work?

Why the people the money is meant to help may never see it

PreviousHistorical examples of aid absorption without development impact

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  • HISTORY
    • The history they don’t tell you
    • Britain’s role: the full picture
  • WHO PAYS?
    • Who pays? The racial levy problem
    • Narrowing the pool
    • The double liability problem
    • The Windrush dimension
  • THE LAW
    • The legal case that doesn’t exist
    • The government’s weak position
  • CARICOM
    • CARICOM and the ten-point plan
    • Does the money even work?
    • What would actually be fair?
  • SOURCES
    • Sources and further reading