Haiti Renewed: Political and Economic Prospects

Table of contents

• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Preface: Haiti's Last Best Chance vii
• Introduction: Dismantling the Predatory State--The Conference Report 1
• Notes 25
• Chapter One - Resisting Freedom: Cultural Factors in Democracy--The Case for Haiti 27
• Notes 43
• Chapter Two - a Social Contract for Whom? Haitian History and Haiti's Future 47
• Conclusion 57
• Chapter Three - the Haitian Dilemma Reexamined: Lessons from the Past in the Light of Some New Economic Theory 60
• Notes 87
• Chapter Four - Political Culture, Political Change, and the Etiology of Violence 93
• Notes 112
• Chapter Five - a Popular Democratic Revolution in a Predemocratic Society: the Case of Haiti 118
• Notes 134
• Chapter Six - the Rise, Fall, and Resurrection of President Aristide 136
• Notes 149
• Chapter Seven - from Outsiders to Insiders: Grassroots Leadership and Political Change 154
• Notes 167
• Chapter Eight the Role of the Diaspora in Haitian Politics 170
• Notes 181
• Chapter Nine Alternative Models for Haiti's Economic Reconstruction 183
• Notes 188
• Chapter Ten Priorities in the Economic Reconstruction of Rural Haiti 189
• Notes 198
• Chapter Eleven No Longer a Pipe Dream? Justice in Haiti 199
• Notes 214
• Chapter Twelve Haitian Education Under Siege: Democratization, National Development, and Social Reconstruction 215
• Conclusion 225
• Notes 227
• About the Authors 229
• The World Peace Foundation 233
• Index 235

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