INTERNATIONAL POLICY ANALYSIS Reimagining Regionalism Heterodox and Feminist Policy Proposals from Africa and the Caribbean Anita Nayar and Kathryn Tobin(Eds.) March 2018 n The five policy papers included here advance heterodox and feminist policy propos­als around fundamental questions of economic policy and sustainable development: trade, climate change, fiscal governance, agriculture, and debt. n This analysis emerges from three regional workshops co-convened in 2016 and 2017 by Regions Refocus and several autonomous regional civil society groups in collabo­ration with the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. n Each paper addresses separate but related policy areas fundamental to the Carib­bean, the African continent, and the overlaps between them to elaborate regional specificity and analytical clarity to bolster and refine ongoing work in these contexts. n Written by leading activist intellectuals from the Caribbean(Mariama Williams, Rosalea Hamilton and Vanus James, and Don Marshall) and Africa(Tetteh Hormeku­Ajei and Mohamed Said Saadi), the papers articulate the shared imperatives of dem­ocratic participation, meaningful policy space, and targeted efforts to stimulate and bolster domestic productive capacities.