Spring 2003
Journal of Haitian Studies, Volume 9, Number 1
Contents
Migration & Exile
Facing the Mountains:
Dominican Suppression and the Haitian Imagination
—Myriam J. A.
Chancy
Exile, Deterritorialization,
and Exoticism in René Depestre’s Hadriana
dans tous mes rêves
—Martin
Munro
Female Resistance
Réussir
dans un Monde d’Hommes: les Stratégies des
Femmes de Couleur du Cap-Français
—Dominique Rogers
Braiding Memories:
Resistant Storytelling within Mother-Daughter Communities
in Edwidge Danticat’s Krik? Krik!
—Amanda
Putnam
Investment & Intervention
Haiti and
the Hemispheric Imperative to Invest: The Bulletin
of the Pan American Union
—Jeffrey Sommers
African/Caribbean
Linkages: Krio, Americo-Liberian and Haitian Elites
in the Nineteenth Century
—Patrick
Bellegarde-Smith
Spirit & Sound
Vodun and
Jazz: “Jelly Roll” Morton and Lester “Pres”
Young – Substance and Shadow
—Douglas Henry
Daniels
Mardi Gras
Indians and Second Lines / Sequin Artists and Rara Bands:
Street Festivals and Performances in New Orleans and
Haiti
—Richard
Brent Turner
Reviews
Raoul Peck, Lumumba (John
Foran)
Nina Glick Schiller and Georges
E. Fouron, Georges Woke Up Laughing: Long Distance Nationalism
and the Search for Home (Regine Ostine Jackson)
David Patrick Geggus, Haitian
Revolutionary Studies (Gerald Horne)
Jennie Smith, When the
Hands Are Many: Community Organization and Social Change
in Rural Haiti (Mark Schuller)
