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Deosaran, R., Ramdhanie, I.K. & Ditton, J. (Eds.) (2006)
New Challenges in Crime and Justice: From Research to Policy. (380pp). Trinidad: The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus, Centre for Criminology and Criminal Justice. Proceedings from the 4 th International Conference on Crime and Justice in the Caribbean held February 8-11 2006 at the UWI, St. Augustine Campus, Trinidad and Tobago .

Deosaran, R. (Ed.) (2007)
Crime, Delinquency and Justice: A Caribbean Reader. (720pp). Jamaica : Ian Randle Publishers. The first criminology text book on Caribbean Criminology, this book contains many papers on a wide variety of topics including Caribbean criminological theorizing, juvenile delinquency, terrorism, domestic violence, the jury, policing, corrections, drug trafficking, etc. This text is designed for use by university and secondary school students as well as those persons with an interest in crime, criminal justice and policy making.

Ramdhanie, I. & Lall, V. (Eds.) (2005)
The Deosaran Files: Two Decades of Social and Political Commentary (Volume 1 - Crime, Justice and Society). (Preface by Rolston Nelson, Former Justice of Appeal). Trinidad: The University of the West Indies , School of Continuing Studies. Deals with contemporary issues of crime and justice in Trinidad and Tobago and in the region.

Ramdhanie, I. & Lall, V. (Eds.) (2005)
The Deosaran Files: Two Decades of Social and Political Commentary (Volume 2 - Race, Politics and Democracy). (Preface by John LaGuerre, Professor Emeritus, Political Sciences, UWI). Trinidad: The University of the West Indies , School of Continuing Studies. Focuses on constitutional reform, political succession in parties, democracy, effective governance, race and politics.

Ramdhanie, I. & Lall, V. (Eds.) (2005)
The Deosaran Files: Two Decades of Social and Political Commentary (Volume 3 - Education, Youth and Society). (Preface by Professor Bridget Brereton, Professor of History, UWI). Trinidad: The University of the West Indies , School of Continuing Studies. Deals with contemporary issues facing our youth, school violence and delinquency and educational reform.