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Why Haiti’s Violence Is So Hard to Resolve

Its latest round of instability runs the risk of exacerbating an already dire crisis for its citizens and neighbors.

· March 7, 2024
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Haiti Only Has One Feasible Way Forward

The Kenyan-led UN peacekeeping force has many detractors, but no alternative can bring about the security the island needs to rebuild.

· October 5, 2023
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Haitians Should Be at the Center of Rebuilding Their Country

Rather than planning another peacekeeping mission in Haiti after the recent assassination of the Haitian president, outside actors should focus on encouraging a national accord and other domestic-led steps to stabilize the country.

· July 21, 2021
In the Media
Haiti Aftermath

Efforts to aid and rebuild Haiti are being impeded by a lack of infrastructure and a non-functioning government. This crisis provides an opportunity to create a model for how the international community can enable poor communities to survive natural disasters.

· January 15, 2010
CNN
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Haiti offers nation-building lessons — should U.S. leaders care enough to look

There are lessons in Haiti's collapse that seem starkly relevant to the "larger" foreign-policy issues of our day, particularly postwar Iraq and Afghanistan. These lessons should reduce partisan finger-pointing and remind us that the secret to success in U.S. overseas interventions is mustering the will to stay until the job is done right.

· February 22, 2004
Carnegie