Dedication
Tables and Figures
Preface and Acknowledgements
Abbreviations

Introduction
Reviving Caribs: Indigeneity in Trinidad and Tobago and the Dialectic of Aboriginal Presence and Absence

Chapter One
Canonizing The Carib: Colonial Political Economy and Indigeneity

Chapter Two
Placing the Carib: The First Two Resurgences and the 'Gens d'Arime' in the Nineteenth Century

Chapter Three
Writing the Carib: Debates on Trinidad Indigeneity from the 1800s through the 1900s

Chapter Four
Nationalizing the Carib: The Indigenous Anchor of a State in Search of a Nation

Chapter Five
Reproducing the Carib Locally: The Social Organization of Indigenous Representation in Contemporary Trinidad and Tobago

Chapter Six
Representing the Carib: Brokers, Events and Tradition

Chapter Seven
Globalizing the Carib: Solidarity, Legitimacy and Networked Indigeneity

Conclusion
Re-Engineering Indigeneity

Endnotes
Glossary
Bibliography
Author Biography