Fall 2007
Journal of Haitian Studies, Volume 13, Number 2
Contents
Dedication
Jacques Roumain
—Frantz-Antoine Leconte
Reclaiming Culture
Dunham Possessed: Ethnographic Bodies, Movement, and Transnational Constructions of Blackness
—Stephanie L. Batiste
Attempts at Educational Reform
Maurice Dartigue, Educational Reform, and Intellectual Cooperation with the United States as a Strategy for Haitian National Development, 1934-1946
—Chantalle Francesca Verna
Encouragement, Consequences, Honor, Respect: Empowering Parents to Transition Successfully to a Democratic Culture
—Guilhène Wolff Benjamin
The Making of Identities
A Descriptive Evaluation of Religiosity among Haitian Immigrants: An Empirical Study
—Guerda Nicolas, Angela M. DeSilva, Anabel Bejarano, and Astrid Desrosiers
Understanding the Sending Context of Haitian Immigrant Students
—Charlene Désir
NGOs and Local Development
Invasion or Infusion? Understanding the Role of NGOs in Contemporary Haiti
—Mark Schuller
Eradicating Global Poverty: Is It Really Achievable?
—Anne Hastings
Research Notes
Haiti and the Jean Dominique Investigation: An Interview with Mario Joseph and Brian Concannon
—Jeb Sprague
Il était une fois un pays phare qui s’appelait Haïti
—Gérard Bissainthe
Reviews
Jessica Adams, Michael P. Bibler, and Cécile Accilien (Eds.), Just Below South: Intercultural Performance in the Caribbean and the U.S. South (Anny Dominique Curtius)
Ana Aparicio, Dominican-Americans and the Politics of Empowerment (Lourdes Torres)
Clive Cheesman (Ed.), The Armorial of Haiti: Symbols of Nobility in the Reign of Henry Christophe (Patrick Bellegarde-Smith)
Tara Hefferan, Twinning Faith and Development: Catholic Parish Partnering in the U.S. and Haiti (Sara Baird Amodio)
Léon-François Hoffmann, Frédéric Marcelin. Un Haïtien se penche sur son pays (Hugues Saint-Fort)
Randall Robinson, An Unbroken Legacy: Haiti, from Revolution to the Kidnapping of a President (Gerald Horne)
Gary Wilder, The French Imperial Nation-State: Negritude and Colonial Humanism between the Two World Wars (Jennifer Schneiderjans)
