2 Rethinking The Haitian Crisis

Abstract

Greg Beckett locates the hub of the discourse rotating along a Western axis of shock and pain that unendingly constructs Haiti as delinquent. His research examines institutional roles in reproducing difference. Appropriately, Beckett asks: “Is it possible to speak of Haiti without speaking of crisis?” and “what do we really mean by crisis, and what do we mean by crisis in Haiti?”

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