Haiti: Family Business

Rod Prince

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Caribbean history, culture, and politics Cuban History and Society Caribbean and African Literature and Culture

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Once the richest colony in the New World, Haiti has become the poorest country in the western hemisphere, and the 30-year dictatorship of the Duvaliers gained it notoriety as the nightmare republic. This work examines the Haitian economy, the country's social structure and the role of the US.

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