No.	Title	Date
1	Gaining perspective on papiamentu: milestones and achievements
2	Towards an evidence based Caribbean Community of knowledge, how the Aruban Multilingual model may provide a solution
3	How to begin healing a long festering wound: Papiamento, community and education in Aruba
4	Jacobus Josephus Putman (1812-1883): missionary or scholar?
5	Will Papiamentu survive on Bonaire?
6	Management of quality improvement processes in small universities
7	Historical novels and the history of slavery in the Dutch Caribbean
8	Boiling water, or the process of systematic development of a common understanding
9	Female voice and perspective in Caribbean writing
10	Can English replace Dutch as the language of instruction (beside Papiamentu) in schools on Curacao?
11	The newsmagazine Civilisado and the post-emancipatory cultural standard: The first documentary serial novel in Papiamentu
12	Children's literature: A true reflection of common knowledge?
13	Learning by traveling
14	A short natural history of Curacao
15	La cantinela del seu de Curacao
16	Chip on the shoulder or just exaggerated racialized tension? Perspective of a black Aruban student and living in the Netherlands
17	Hende a hasi malu p'e: Popular psychiatric beliefs in Curacaoan culture
18	Conquered by a creole
19	About the editors/authors
20	Arawak versus Lokono, what's in a name?