Trends, Trendsetting, and Shifting Trends in Caribbean Anthropology.

Caribbeanist anthropology where I see such trendsetting taking place: climate crises, reparations/repair, and the location of Caribbean anthropology. Moreover, the work like Thomas' and Lewis' that is directly focused on reparations may not be voluminous in Caribbeanist anthropology but it is groundbreaking in the subfield. Keywords: Caribbean; Caribbean anthropology; climate crises; reparations; Caribe; antropología del Caribe; crisis climática; indemnizaciones; Karayib; antwopoloji Karayib; kriz klimatik; dedonmajman EN Caribbean Caribbean anthropology climate crises reparations Caribe antropología del Caribe crisis climática indemnizaciones Karayib antwopoloji Karayib kriz klimatik dedonmajman 465 469 5 10/04/22 20220901 NES 220901 Almost twenty years ago, Deborah Thomas and I (Slocum and Thomas 2003) wrote "Rethinking Global and Area Studies: Insights from Caribbean Anthropology" about the ways that anthropological queries within Caribbean Studies - as an area study field - are fruitful for the discipline's very early twenty-first-century queries relative to global studies and global-local intersections. Caribbean anthropologists are also helping us pursue larger questions around what constitutes the Caribbean and Caribbeanist anthropology. [Extracted from the article]