Haiti's Aid Crisis: Politics and Recovery

This chapter analyzes the aftermath of the recent earthquake in Haiti, drawing comparisons with the 2010 quake and emphasizing the complexities of international humanitarian aid. It critiques the reliance on foreign entities that erodes local governance, leaving Haiti in an 'aid state' with compromised political legitimacy. The discussion also addresses the ongoing political turmoil and challenges in voter participation, highlighting the implications for sustainable development and civil society in the wake of disasters.