Gordon publishes article on women’s leadership in the Caribbean
Nickesia Gordon, associate professor in the School of Communication, recently published “The unrealised potential of women’s political leadership in the Caribbean: A co-constitutive approach” in the journal Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power. The Hon. Percival James Patterson, former prime minister of Jamaica, called the article a “well informed and penetrative analysis for essential political dialogue and action.”
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