Dominican Republic and Haiti: Country Studies

Contributors
Anne Greene has written on Haiti in various scholarly publications
and taught at a number of academic institut.ions.
Jonathan Hartlyn, professor of political science at the University
of North Carolina, is the author of a book on the politics
of the Dominican Republic and numerous articles on
the country.
Robert E. Maguire, currently director of programs in international
affairs at Trinity College, Washington, DC, has been
involved with Haiti for some twenty years through work at
the Inter-American Foundation, the Department of State,
and Georgetown University.
Boulos A. Malik, a retired Foreign Service Officer, has covered
the United Nations in New York and taught at the
National War College.
Helen Chapin Metz is a senior analyst in the Middle East/
Africa/Latin America Unit, Federal Research Division,
Library of Congress.
Glenn R. Smucker is a consultant in the field of applied anthropology
who has done considerable work on Haiti for the
United States Agency for International Development and
for foundations.
Jean R. Tartter is a retired Foreign Service Officer who has
written widely on various areas of the world for the Country
Studies series.
Larman C. Wilson, professor emeritus of international relations
at American Universtiy, has specialized in the Caribbean
area and published widely on the Dominican Republic
and Haiti.
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