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Journal articles on the topic "Mouvements sociaux – Haïti"
Midy, Franklin. "Le mouvement social haïtien pour le changement : les ONG haïtiennes et l’aide canadienne." Nouvelles pratiques sociales 4, no. 1 (January 22, 2008): 65–80. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/301117ar.
Full textMcAlister, Elizabeth. "From Slave Revolt to a Blood Pact with Satan: The Evangelical Rewriting of Haitian History." Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses 41, no. 2 (April 25, 2012): 187–215. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0008429812441310.
Full textRobichaud, Jean-Bernard. "Une coopération Québec-Haïti innovante en agroalimentaire : l’économie sociale et solidaire en mouvement." Canadian journal of nonprofit and social economy research 10, no. 1 (May 14, 2019). http://dx.doi.org/10.22230/cjnser.2019v10n1a309.
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Maurepas, Fritz-Lucien. "Changement social et mouvement paysan en Haïti : une plaidoirie pour l'intégration des mouvements paysans dans le champ du mouvement social." Montpellier 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008MON30047.
Full textAt the end of Duvalier government in 1986, peasant organization of a new type came into exisance in Haiti. In a changing of social and political area, their emergence appears as a means of survival compared with the dominant groups and also as a struggle for a social and political emancipation. Work on profesional training and conscience awarness of a party of the church (claiming direcly or indirecly the latino-american liberation theology) on one hand, and on the other, political leaders and NGO aid for development, contribute to this effort. At the instigation of low-level rural development project supported by those institutions, opposition of the objectives and diversified functionning multiplied. But, taking shape at the same time within the peasant dynamics, a triangular “leaders/opportunities/alliances” and a situation of proliferation in which peasant sometimes get real difficult to find their way. Analysis of their movement in terms of social legitimancy has been as a result, complicated, but interesting for searchers in human and social sciences. The study hopes to contribute to the analysis of social movement in Haiti. It is pleading for the recognition for the peasant movement and its integration into the wider field of classic social movement. The study is trying to find element of explanation in a double ambivalance that determines peasant movement functionning : a movement initiated and also supported by external forces (Church, State, NGO), torn between development aids and search for identity; on the other hand, a field of classical analysis and interpretation that pushes certain collective movements into the background and gives them a treatment that alters their legitimancy. A procedure which obviously damages the sociology of knowledge and the global analysis of social movement
Chenet, Jean-Baptiste. "Mouvements populaires et Partis politiques (1986-1996) : la restructuration manquée de l’ordre politique agonisant." Thesis, Paris 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA030079/document.
Full textThe fall of the dictatorship duvalierist, on February 7, 1986, mark a true turning point in the political evolution of the country. The new situation which results from it is generally analyzed or included/understood under the angle of the explanation rising from the paradigm of the transitions. This framework of analysis appeared in all points misfit to give an account of the recorded upheavals. Consequently, the search for an alternative explanation has been suddenly posed. This research tries to explore this way. And it raises a fundamental questioning which apprehends the Haitian crisis under the angle of the exhaustion of the political order imposed at the time of the first American occupation for the period 1915-1934. The challenge of this reorganization of the political field had more requested the role and the action of two new actors who durably emerged in the political life of the country as from the Eighties: popular movements and political parties. The interaction which is established between these two actors had acquired at the same time a complex and problematic dimension. On the one hand, they (actors) had not been able to develop a clear conscience of their role in the process of political transformation in progress. In addition, it was established between the two actors a radical antagonism which ended up compromising the possibility of construction of the capacities national policies in order to support a positive development of the known as process. The return to the American direct domination, with the military intervention of 1994, will devote impossibility of finding an exit with the crisis with the internal plan. This intervention will confirm the reality of the exhaustion of the political order of 1934 whole while causing new contradictions. It in particular contributed to precipitate the removal of the army, while proceeding in a quasi-total way to the confiscation of the sovereignty of the country. During the decade 1986-1996 which remains hinge in the process of political change in Haiti, it was not possible thus to lead to a redefinition of the political order failing. But the stake of its renewal remains essential. In spite of their weaknesses and the controversies at the base of their relation, the popular movements and the political parties remain still the two principal forms of political representation or class action suit who can help to advance in this direction. The major difficulty is to manage to define the originality of the articulation between these two actors which could be appropriate well in the current context marked at the same time by the backward flow of the movements and the low level of rooting of the form partisane
Chenet, Jean-Baptiste. "Mouvements populaires et Partis politiques (1986-1996) : la restructuration manquée de l'ordre politique agonisant." Phd thesis, Université de la Sorbonne nouvelle - Paris III, 2011. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01068975.
Full textPaulcéna, Francisco. "Le "mouvement populaire haitien" des années 1980-1990 : pratiques et perspectives analytiques." Mémoire, 2007. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/825/1/M10083.pdf.
Full textBooks on the topic "Mouvements sociaux – Haïti"
Hector, Michel. Crises et mouvements populaires en Haïti. [Montréal]: Editions du CIDIHCA, 2000.
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Larose, Gérald, Jean Rénol Élie, and René Lachapelle. "UN PROJET NOVATEUR QUI S’INSCRIT DANS LE MOUVEMENT DE L’ÉCONOMIE SOCIALE ET SOLIDAIRE?" In Une coopération Québec-Haïti innovante en agroalimentaire, 177–92. Presses de l'Université du Québec, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/j.ctvggx4tx.12.
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