The Bahamas have struggled with capturing their national identity. With the Bahamas’ close proximity to the United States, the general public fail to see their developed traditions, customs, and language. Efforts have been enforced to obtain and preserve their culture by passing it on to younger generations. This investigation aims examine how the Bahamians have fulfilled the requirements of building a national identity.This investigation took place at theCape Eluethera Institute where a survey was administered to the Bahamians in order to identity and understand the cultural aspects linked to their national identity.Ope
An on-line survey of 1,447 persons indicate that almost all participants (98.4%) knew both their bio...
This book examines the attitudes of tertiary students in Melanesia and Timor-Leste to national ident...
The arrival and settlement of the Loyalists and their slaves in The Bahamas in 1784 effected a soci...
Thirty-six years ago, the Bahamas attained independence from Britain. With this change, the nation’...
Bahamians are a people of increasing heterogeneity. The experiences of Bahamians of all backgrounds...
The Commonwealth of The Bahamas achieved independence in 1973, yet plans to open a national museum h...
Since 1957, the Bahamian government has been trying to control the migration of undocumented Haitian...
This longitudinal study provides a detailed description of the transition in the Bahamas from Britis...
This thesis examines the use of Bahamian Creole and Standard English among educated young Bahamians....
To complement the rich and varied body of literature concerning the impact of tourism on the host co...
An on-line survey of 1,447 persons indicate that almost all participants (98.4%) knew both their bio...
Referendum 2002: gender and the Bahamian citizenry. On February 27, 2002 Bahamians voted in a refere...
1 online resource (PDF, 52 pages). A Plan B paper submitted in partial fulfillment of the requiremen...
Immigrants from the West Indies and other nations challenge the simple United States dichotomy of bl...
From the arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1492, to the granting of the Independence Constitution i...
An on-line survey of 1,447 persons indicate that almost all participants (98.4%) knew both their bio...
This book examines the attitudes of tertiary students in Melanesia and Timor-Leste to national ident...
The arrival and settlement of the Loyalists and their slaves in The Bahamas in 1784 effected a soci...
Thirty-six years ago, the Bahamas attained independence from Britain. With this change, the nation’...
Bahamians are a people of increasing heterogeneity. The experiences of Bahamians of all backgrounds...
The Commonwealth of The Bahamas achieved independence in 1973, yet plans to open a national museum h...
Since 1957, the Bahamian government has been trying to control the migration of undocumented Haitian...
This longitudinal study provides a detailed description of the transition in the Bahamas from Britis...
This thesis examines the use of Bahamian Creole and Standard English among educated young Bahamians....
To complement the rich and varied body of literature concerning the impact of tourism on the host co...
An on-line survey of 1,447 persons indicate that almost all participants (98.4%) knew both their bio...
Referendum 2002: gender and the Bahamian citizenry. On February 27, 2002 Bahamians voted in a refere...
1 online resource (PDF, 52 pages). A Plan B paper submitted in partial fulfillment of the requiremen...
Immigrants from the West Indies and other nations challenge the simple United States dichotomy of bl...
From the arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1492, to the granting of the Independence Constitution i...
An on-line survey of 1,447 persons indicate that almost all participants (98.4%) knew both their bio...
This book examines the attitudes of tertiary students in Melanesia and Timor-Leste to national ident...
The arrival and settlement of the Loyalists and their slaves in The Bahamas in 1784 effected a soci...