Haiti

26/03/2015
Policy Brief on Haitian Migration

In recent decades Haitian migration to the Dominican Republic has been unregulated. It has garnered more attention after the 2010 earthquake in Haiti caused a slight peak in cross-border migration. The ruling of the Dominican Republic’s Constitutional Tribunal on September 23rd 2013, which effectively denationalised many Dominicans of Haitian ancestry, has increased this attention. However, a narrow focus has defined the debate in terms of human rights concerns versus the Dominican Republic's sovereignty.

Wenche Iren Hauge (2018)
Haiti: A Political Economy Analysis

Report - External Series

Wenche Iren Hauge (2018)
Haiti: The Haitian Armed Forces (Fad'H) Restored – An Historic Perspective

Journal Article in Latin American Security & Strategic Review

Wenche Iren Hauge (2016)
Haiti’s Food Security Challenges

PRIO Policy Brief

Wenche Iren Hauge, Rachelle Doucet & Alain Gilles (2015)
Building peace from below – the potential of local models of conflict prevention in Haiti

Journal Article in Conflict, Security & Development

Rachelle Doucet (2015)
Modèles locaux de prévention et de gestion des conflits dans le Sud-est et le Sud-ouest d’Haïti

PRIO Paper

(2015)
Haitian migrant workers in the Dominican Republic: a different framework

Report - External Series