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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
    • Trade access and preferential arrangements
    • Educational investment and scholarships
    • Direct foreign investment versus government-to-government transfer
    • Governance reform as a prerequisite for any intervention
  • The accountability gap
Does the money even work?

Direct foreign investment versus government-to-government transfer

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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