Spring 1995
Journal of Haitian Studies, Volume 1, Number 1
Contents
Introduction
—Leslie
G. Desmangles
Catholic
Commentary on Protestant Conversion in Rural Haiti
—Paul
E. Brodwin
Literacy
for Development in Haiti: Implications for Families
and Communities
—Joan
B. Cohen
People
Development as the Primary Aim of Development Work
—Bob
Corbett
The
Effects of the Cold War on U.S.-Haiti's Relations
—Jean-Claude
Gerlus
Policies
of Protection: The Interdiction, Repatriation and Treatment
of Haitian Refugees since the Coup d'Etat of September
1991
—Jennie
Smith
Manje
in Haitian Culture: The Symbolic Significance of Manje
in Haitian Culture
—Alta
Mae Stevens
When
the Womb Waters Break: The Emergence of Haitian New Theatre
(1953-1987)
—VèVè
Clark
Staging
Folklore in Haiti: Historical Perspectives
—Lois
Wilcken
The
Implications of Haitian Transnationalism for U.S.-Haiti
Relations: Contradictions of the Deterritorialized Nation-State
—Nina
Glick Schiller
