Vol. 32 No. 1 (2026): International Journal of Bahamian Studies

Published: 2026-10-06

Original Articles

"The Bahamas for Bahamians”: Bahamianization as Black Power in the Bahamian context

Charmane M. Perry

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Evaluation and risk assessment of toxic heavy metals in East Grand Bahama and Dover Sound mangrove sediments of Grand Bahama

Williamson Gustave, Antonio Cadet, Veronica Toppin, Tamia Elizabeth Hamilton, Carlton Watson

15-36
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Emotional intelligence among post-secondary students in The Bahamas Implications for businesses

Antoinette Pinder-Darling, Jason Styles, Theresa Adderley-Smith, Schell Stubbs, William J. Fielding

37-54
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Emotional intelligence and its association with experiences of childhood corporal punishment and adult sexual experiences of college students in The Bahamas

Tonetta Minnis, Theresa Moxey Adderley, William J. Fielding

55-72
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Assessing the feasibility of high-skilled Bahamian migrants returning and contributing to Bahamian national development Continuation of brain drain research

Michelle Simone Rencher

73-88
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Book and Media Reviews

"A Place Where the Defiant Lived” Agency, power and “personal freedom” in Ian Strachan’s Blind Days

Shaniqua Higgs-Bodie

89-98
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