What Haiti’s tall coffee trees reveal about the country, its history, and—perhaps—its futureThe following excerpt is adapted from Haitian Coffee Grows on Trees, my short book that uses coffee as a vehicle to explore how things…Feb 10, 2017A response icon23Feb 10, 2017A response icon23
On Doing Business in Haiti‘The people in Haiti don’t want handouts. They want economic opportunity and good jobs.’Sep 23, 2013Sep 23, 2013
Chávez’s Oil for Haiti, No Strings AttachedVenezuela has given Haiti tankers of oil under preferential financing terms for years. What’s not to love?Sep 21, 2013Sep 21, 2013
One Tablet Per HaitianSurtab’s Made-in-Haiti touchscreen tablets may help blaze a trail back to electronics manufacturing in the countrySep 17, 2013A response icon1Sep 17, 2013A response icon1
Poverty and the Capacity to Manage Life’s ShocksAn insurance company looks to help transform the way Haitians think about — and prepare for — riskSep 13, 2013Sep 13, 2013
Immigration As Economic Adventure, and OpportunityHaitians compare previous work experiences in the United States to economic prospects at homeAug 30, 2013Aug 30, 2013
The Booming Sector of Haiti’s Economy That Produces NothingHow the country’s institutions help discourage value-adding productionAug 20, 2013Aug 20, 2013
The Fledgling Food Truck Scene in Haiti’s Capital Has Nothing to Do With Aid DistributionsAug 9, 2013Aug 9, 2013
Journalists Are Not ScientistsHow scientific terminology helped obscure findings about the U.N.’s role in Haiti’s cholera outbreakJul 30, 2013Jul 30, 2013
Published inThe ÜmlautHow the U.S. Government Helped Stall Haiti in a 30-Year- (and Counting) ‘T-Shirt Phase’If you’ve bought clothes from Target, Gap, or Levi’s, there’s a good chance your garments passed through the hands of a Haitian at work in…Jul 25, 2013Jul 25, 2013