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The roots of higher education in the Caribbean, as in other regions of the world, can be traced to the role of the sage in traditional societies.
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noncampus countries, professorial contract, visitatorial jurisdiction, contributing territories, distance education enterprise, higher socioeconomic categories, distance education policies, tertiary education opportunities, distance education centre, visitatorial powers, lower socioeconomic categories, tertiary level institutions, distance education programme, contributing governments, university visitor, tropical root crops, senior administrative staff, contrasting problems, colonial universities, academic staff member, certificate programme, higher education market, regional university, tertiary institutions, resident tutors
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University of the West Indies, West Indian, Cave Hill, Commonwealth Caribbean, United States, North America, United Kingdom, Faculty of Agriculture, New York, Eastern Caribbean, Ian Randle, University of London, New World, Canoe Press, English-speaking Caribbean, Faculty of Social Sciences, Peace Corps, Arthur Lewis, School of Agriculture, Supreme Court, West Africa, British Virgin Islands, Distance Teaching Experiment, Latin America, Appointments Committee
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