Dominican Republic and Haiti: Country Studies

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Chapter 4. Dominican Republic: Government and Politics
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area handbook series Dominican Repu
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On the cover: Hispaniola (La Isla E
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Acknowledgments The authors wish to
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Lamar C. Wilson and Patricia Kluck
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Mass Media 199 Roman Catholic Churc
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Higher Education 354 HEALTH 355 Fer
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HAITI'S EXTERNAL AND DOMESTIC SECUR
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Preface Like its predecessors, thes
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Introduction THE HISTORIES OF THE T
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Rafael Trujillo in the Dominican Re
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30,000 Haitians were reportedly dep
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firmed by a sharply divided legisla
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PRD," laying the groundwork for Mej
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— Topography: Mountain ranges div
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since 1948, Dominican Republic peso
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— constitutional reform, Supreme
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Table A. (Cont.) Dominican Republic
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Tomb of the three fathers of the Do
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Dominican Republic and Haiti: Count
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Chapter 2. Dominican Republic: The
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DOMINICAN SOCIETY OF THE late 1990s
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. Dominican Republic: The Society a
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Farmer preparingjute he has grown C
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Chapter 5. Dominican Republic: Nati
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BY TRADITION, THE DOMINICAN Republi
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Dominican Republic: National Securi
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Dominican troops participating in a
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President Fernandez attending the g
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Haiti: Country Profile
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acquired immune deficiency syndrome
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otherwise improved, and 2,150 kilom
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Table B. Haiti: Chronology ofImport
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Chapter 6. Haiti: Historical Settin
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AFRICAN SLAVES IN THE French colony
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Haiti: Historical Setting Several y
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Haiti: Historical Setting Saint-Dom
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Haiti: Historical Setting After the
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Haiti: Historical Setting attention
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Haiti: Historical Setting To Christ
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Haiti: Historical Setting yielded l
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Haiti: Historical Setting had retur
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Haiti: Historical Setting after man
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Haiti: Historical Setting in a sing
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Haiti: Historical Setting good stat
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Haiti: Historical Setting ment. Eve
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Haiti: Historical Setting to food,
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Haiti: Historical Setting to slip o
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Haiti: Historical Setting As a cons
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Haiti: Historical Setting ety in hi
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Haiti: Historical Setting 1991, Arc
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. Haiti: Historical Setting Preside
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Haiti: Historical Setting Haitians,
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Haiti: Historical Setting Preparati
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Chapter 8. Haiti: The Economy
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ONLY ONE YEAR AFTER Christopher Col
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Haiti: The Economy occurred in 1862
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Haiti: The Economy Shortly before h
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Haiti: The Economy US$425 million f
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Haiti: The Economy weak and ineffic
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Haiti: The Economy Another problem
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Haiti: The Economy tion to tighten
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Unloadingflour, Port-au-Prince harb
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Haiti: The Economy Haiti in 1983),
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Planting beans at Gallette Chambon
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Haiti: The Economy officials refuse
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Cleaning drinkers at a chicken farm
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Haiti: The Economy tions have organ
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Cleaning mud from an old irrigation
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Haiti: The Economy Forestry Haiti h
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Women making rugs at Fort Jacques,
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Twinefactory Courtesy Inter-America
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Haiti: The Economy ing smuggling ga
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Haiti: The Economy procurement," ad
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Riders on a "tap-tap" (jitney) near
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severe toll on a population already
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Haiti: The Economy Two World Bank p
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Chapter 9. Haiti: Government and Po
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AS HAITI APPROACHES ITS 200th anniv
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Chapter 10. Haiti: National Securit
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. BORN OF REVOLUTIONARY violence an
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Haiti: National Security the police
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Haiti: National Security During the
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Haiti: National Security With Unite
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Haiti: National Security nomic elit
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Haiti: National Security nary soldi
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National Police, Port-au-Prince Cou
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Haiti: National Security pling with
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Haiti: National Security of the ill
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Appendix Table 1 Metric Conversion
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Appendix Table 1. Metric Conversion
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Appendix Table 2. (Continued) Domin
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Appendix Table 1 9. Haiti: Health F
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Appendix Table 23. Haiti: Sources a
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Bibliography Chapter 1 Atkins, G. P
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Bibliography Moya Pons, Frank. "Hai
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Bibliography World Fertility Survey
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Bibliography Fowler, Carolyn. "The
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Bibliography Dupuy, Alex. Haiti in
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Bibliography Political and Economic
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Index AAN. See National Airport Aut
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— Index % 449, 453 Caribs, 264 Ca
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— Index crime: in Dominican Repub
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Index FAd'H. See Armed Forces of Ha
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Index Pierrot, Jean-Louis, 277 Pime
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Contributors Anne Greene has writte
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