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1. Anon. CARIBBEAN BASIC INITIATIVE. Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress.
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7. ---. UNREST OFFSETS CHEAP LABOR. Latin America Weekly Report.
8. Aristide, Jean-Bertrand. STRATEGY OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RECONSTRUCTION. 1994 Aug.
9. Borchard, Edwin M. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES IN THE CARIBBEAN. Conference on Foreign Relations; Vol VII.
10. Bourdet, Yves and Mats Lundahl. PATTERS OF PROSPECTS OF HAITIAN PRIMARY EXPORTS. 1991.
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13. Carpenter, Denise. DIFFICULTIES IN HAITIAN ECONOMIC REFORM. Inter. Business Course, WU.
14. Catanese, Anthony. THE EFFECT OF THE US/OAS EMBARGO ON RURAL POVERTY IN HAITI. Western Economic Association. 1993.
15. Catanese, Anthony V. HAITI'S REFUGEES: POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, ENVIRONMENTAL. Latin America. 1990; No. 17.
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18. Cleaver, Carole. AN EYE IN HAITI'S STORM: JACMEL JOURNAL. The New Leader. 1996 Jan 29; Vol. 78(no 1):7-10. The small coastal town of Jacmel, Haiti, has remained much the sme from the mid-1970s to the mid-199s, with little prospect for dramatic change in the near future. There have been a few advances in technology and in civil liberties, but high prices have devastated the economy.
19. Compa, Lance. LABOR RIGHTS IN HAITI. Washington, DC: International Labor Rights Educational and Research Fund; 1989.
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21. David, H. P. FACTS ABOUT HAITI. The World's Markets.
22. de Young, Maurice. MAN AND LAND IN THE HAITIAN ECONOMY. Gainsville, Fl: University of Florida Press; 1958.
23. DeWind, Josh and David H. Kinley III. U.S. AID PROGRAMS AND THE HAITIAN POLITICAL ECONOMY.
24. Dupuy, Alex. HAITI IN THE WORLD ECONOMY: CLASS, RACE AND UNDERDEVELOPMENT SINCE 1700. Boulder, CO: Westview Press; 1989; ISBN: 0-8133-7348-4.
25. ---. SPANISH COLONIALISM AND THE ORIGIN OF UNDERDEVELOPMENT IN HAITI. Latin American Perspectives.
26. Fass, M. Simon. POLITICAL ECONOMY IN HAITI: THE DRAMA OF SURVIVAL. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers; 1990; ISBN: 0-88738-855-8.
27. Fass, Simon M. THE ST. MARTIN PROJECT: A DECADE OF PAIN AND PROGRESS IN THE EVOLUTION OF AN URBAN DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTION.
28. Foster, Charles R. and Albert Valdman eds. HAITI -- TODAY AND TOMORROW. New York, London: University Press of America; 1984; ISBN: 0-8191-4325-1 (hard bound) 0-8191-4326-X (paper).
29. Francois, Germain Jean. ECONOMIC RECONSTRUCTION.
30. Franklin, James. THE PRESENT STATE OF HAYTI (SAINT DOMINGO): WITH REMARKS ON ITS AGRICULTURE, COMMERCE, LAWS, RELIGION, FINANCES AND POPULATION ETC., ETC. London: Frank Cass; 1971; ISBN: 0-7146-2707-0.
31. Garrity, Monique. THE MULTINATIONAL COPORATION IN EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES: A CASE STUDY OF REYNOLD'S HAITIAN MINES, INC. From: Mintz, Working Papers in Haitian Society and Culture. 1970.
32. Garrity, Monique P. THE ASSEMBLY INDUSTRIES IN HAITI: CAUSES AND EFFECTS. Journal of Caribbean Studies. 1981; 2:25-37.
33. Gelfand, Michael. READINGS IN HAITIAN HISTORY, POLITICAL ECONOMY, AND SOCIAL THOUGHT. Course Description. 1988 Spring.
34. Girault, Christian. COMMERCE IN THE HAITIAN ECONOMY. 35. Grunwald, Joseph Leslie Delatour and Karl Voltaire. OFFSHORE ASSEMBLY IN HAITI.
36. Hooper, Michael S. MODEL UNDERDEVELOPMENT. Nacla Report on the Americas. 1987 May-1987 Jun 30; XXI(no 3):32-39.
37. Lacerte, Robert K. XENOPHOBIA AND ECONOMIC DECLINE: THE HAITIAN CASE 1820-1843. Americas. 1981:500-515.
38. Laroche, Rene. CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC INTEGRATION.
39. Latortue, Paul R Dianne Rocheleau Karen E. Richman. HATIAN MIGRATION AND THE HAITIAN ECONOMY. Gainsville, Fl: Center For Latin American Studies; 1984 Feb.
40. Lundahl, Mats. THE HAITIAN ECONOMY: MAN, LAND AND MARKETS. New York: St. Martin's Press; 1983; ISBN: 0-312-35661-7.
41. Maingot, Anthony P. POVERTY AND HOPE IN HAITI. Hemisphere. 1988 Fall; Vol 1(No. 1):19-25.
42. Mintz, Sydney W. STANDARDS OF VALUE AND UNITS OF MEASURE IN THE FOND-DES-NEGRES MARKET PLACE, HAITI.
43. Moore, O. Ernest. HAITI: ITS STAGNANT SOCIETY AND SHACKLED ECONOMY. New York: Exposition Press; 1972.
44. Morrison, Thomas K. CASE STUDY OF A 'LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRY' SUCCESSFULLY EXPORTING MANUFACTURES: HAITI. Inter-American Economic Affairs. 1975; Vol 29(no 1):21-31.
45. Murray, Gerald F. POPULATION PRESSURE: LAND TENURE, AND VOODOO: THE ECONOMICS OF HAITIAN PEASANT RITUAL. From Beyond The Myths of Culture: Essays in Cultural Materialism. 1980.
46. Murray, Gerald F. and Maria D. Alvarez. HAITIAN BEAN CIRCUITS: CROPPING AND TRADING MANEUVERS AMONG A CASH-ORIENTED PEASANTRY. From: Working Papers in Haitian Society and Culture: Sidney W. Mintz, Ed. Yale: Antilles Research Program. 1975:85-126.
47. Myrthil, Raymond. THE ROLE OF AGRICULTURE IN THE ECONOMY OF HAITI: PERSPECTIVES FOR A BETTER DEVELOPMENT. Flushing, NY: The Haitian Book Center; 1979.
48. Nicholls, David. ECONOMIC DEPENDENCE AND POLITICAL ECONOMY. Centre for Developing-Area Studies. 1974(no 9).
49. ---. HAITI IN CARIBBEAN CONTEXT: ETHNICITY, ECONOMY AND REVOLT. New York: St. Martin's Press; 1985; ISBN: 0-312-35659-5.
50. Olinger, John P. THE CARIBBEAN BASIC INITIATIVE. Bread For The World Eudcational Fund. 1982 Jul.
51. Perkins, Dexter. THE UNITED STATES AND THE CARIBBEAN. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press; 1966.
52. Plant, Roger. SUGAR AND MODERN SLAVERY. London: Zed Books Ltd.; 1987; ISBN: 0-86232-573-0.
53. Plummer, Brenda Gayle. RACE, NATIONALITY, AND TRADE IN THE CARIBBEAN: THE SYRIANS IN HAITI, 1903-1934.
54. Rey, Marie-Michele. PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN THE ECONOMY.
55. Richman, Karen. MEN ANPIL, CHAY PA LOU: THROWING PWEN IN HAITI'S PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS. Haitian Studies Association Newsletter; 1991 Jun.
56. Rotberg, Robert I. HAITI: THE POLITICS OF SQUALOR. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co; 1971.
57. Steif, William. HAITI STILL HURTING. Multinational Monitor. 1988 Jul-1988 Aug 31.
58. Stein, Robert. THE STATE OF FRENCH COLONIAL COMMERCE ON TH EVE OF THE REVOLUTION.
59. Villard, Oswald Garrison. OUR RELATIONS TO HAITI AND SAN DOMINGO. Conference on Foreign Relations; Vol VII.
60. Walker, James L. FOREIGN ASSISTANCE AND HAITI'S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
61. Weinstein, Brian and Aaron Segal. HAITI: THE FAILURE OF POLITICS. New York: Praeger Publishers; 1992; ISBN: 0-275-93172-2.
62. Williams, Mary Wilhelmine. THE PEOPLE AND POLITICS OF LATIN AMERICA. Boston: Ginn and Company; 1945.
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