Contents

• Introduction / The Editors
• 1. Up by the Roots: Haitian History Through 1987 / Greg Chamberlain
• 2. The Aborted 1987 Elections / Greg Chamberlain
• 3. An Interregnum: Haitian History From 1987-90 / Greg Chamberlain
• 4. The Lavalas Alliance Propels Aristide to Power / Kim Ives
• 5. Aristide: Man of the People / J. P. Slavin
• 6. Haiti’s "Second Independence": Aristide’s Nine Months in Office / Greg Chamberlain
• 7. The Elite’s Revenge: The Military Coup of 1991 / J. P. Slavin
• 8. The Unmaking of a President / Kim Ives
• 9. What do Haitians want from the U.S.? / Catherine Orenstein
• 10. Interview with Ben Dupuy / Catherine Orenstein
• 11. Haiti in the Mainstream Press / Catherine Orenstein
• 12. Haiti’s Second U.S. Occupation / Kim Ives
• 13. Haiti’s Nightmare and the Lessons of History / Michel-Rolph Trouillot
• 14. Model Underdevelopment / Michael S. Hooper
• 15. The U.S. Economic Agenda: A Sweatshop Model of Development / Barbara Briggs and Charles Kernaghan
• 16. FRAPH and CDS: Two Faces of Oppression in Haiti / Deidre McFadyen
• 17. The Monkey’s Tail Still Strong / Michael S. Hooper
• 18. Pere Lebrun in Context / Anne-christine d’Adesky
• 19. Haiti’s Popular Resistance / Marx V. Aristide and Laurie Richardson
• 20. The Tenth Department / Jean Jean-Pierre
• 21. Progressive Activism in the United States / Cynthia Peters
• 22. The Significance of Haiti / Paul Farmer