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In the Eye of the Storm: The Context of Haitian Migration to Miami, Florida
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  • 1966A theory of migration4,527 cited
  • 1941The Haitian People95 cited
  • 1980Nationalization of Dominican Borderlands46 cited
  • 2008Haitian problem: illegal migration to the Bahamas41 cited

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  • 2004Rethinking the Region: SEDAAG and the Caribbean3 cited

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