REGIONAL INTEGRATION
among Caribbean States, fosters regional unity ... Factors that hinder regional integration •Different emphases on strategies for growth: one depends on petroleum, some on tourism, others on agriculture (common policies difficult to achieve) •Territorial interests often supercede regional ones eg
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