Guadeloupe: what other paths for the institutional future?

The debate on Guadeloupe’s status too often boils down to a binary choice between Article 73 and Article 74 of the French Constitution. Yet, the world’s constitutional history offers other frameworks: federalism, free association, OCT status, Caribbean cooperation… In this opinion piece, David Boucaud, economist-psychoanalyst and associate researcher at CREDDI-UA, proposes broadening the range of possibilities.

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Guadeloupe: Institutional Evolution and the Caribbean | CCN – Caribbean Creole News