Fall 2002
Journal of Haitian Studies, Volume 8, Number 2
Contents
Elections and Democratic Stuctures
The Integration
of Hispaniola: A Reappraisal of Haitian-Dominican Relations
in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
—Sara Johnson-La O
Haiti's Political
Gridlock
—Robert
Maguire
Colonial Politics
L'Abbé
Grégoire et la Révolution Haïtienne
—Jean-François
Brière
The Exile of
the 1791 Slave Leaders: Spain's Resettlement of its Black
Auxiliary Troops
—David
Geggus
Contemporary Politics
Operation
Restore Democracy?
—Philippe R.
Girard
US Policy
in Haiti: The Failure to Help Despite the Rhetoric to
Please
—Henry
F. (Chip) Carey
Transnational & Grassroots Organizing
Transnational
Organizing and the Haitian Crisis, 1991-1994
—Götz-Dietrich
Opitz
Can Hometown
Associations Foster Democratic Change in Haiti?
—François
Pierre-Louis
A New Haiti:
A Proposal for a Model Community in Haiti
—Stuart M.
Leiderman
Research Notes
Qismat of the Names of Allah in Haitian Vodou
—LeGrace Benson
Mammy Dearest:
A Home Decorating Catalog Reminds Us that Prejudice
takes Many Shapes
—Elizabeth
Chin
Réflexion:
Vaudou et Socièté en Haïti
—René
Piquion
Reviews
Robert Fatton, Jr., Haiti's
Predatory Republic: The Unending Transition to Democracy (Gerald Horne)
Charles Arthur, Haiti
in Focus: A Guide to the People, Politics and Culture (LeGrace Benson)
Vodou: Spirits of Haitian
Art (Museum exhibit/Robert Brictson) (Ysamur M. Flores-Peña)
Jacques Stephen Alexis, General
Sun, My Brother (translated by Carrol F. Coates) (Marc
Prou)
