Heritage, Landscape and Spatial Justice

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Environmental challenges in the Caribbean are exacerbated by colonial land use, tourism, globalization, and climate change, threatening both natural and cultural heritage vital for economic survival and local identity. This research delves into the interplay of land, law, and heritage, aiming to uncover the regulatory shortcomings that hinder effective heritage protection in the English-speaking Caribbean. Through this exploration, it seeks to highlight the importance of safeguarding these resources amidst ongoing pressures.