La porosa frontera y la mano de obra haitiana en la República Dominicana

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contents La porosa frontera y la mano de obra haitiana en la República Dominicana Vanessa Pascual Morán Delia I. Figueroa Estudios Culturales Haitians migration Dominican Haitian border street vending This research examines Haitian migration to the DominicanRepublic in its various manifestations and dilemmas. Thisphenomenon has generated great controversy throughout timebecause, due to the porosity of the land frontier that separatesQuisqueya from Haiti, all fields of Haitian and Dominican existencehave been impacted.The researchers used an exploratory and qualitative methodology.To that effect, they carried on several depth interviewswith experts in the area and field work in the border townsof Dajabón in the Dominican Republic and Juana Méndez(Quanaminthe) in Haiti, and sugar mills, bateyes (forecourts)and Haitian communities in Santo Domingo, Santiago de losCaballeros, Puerto Plata, San Pedro de Macorís, Hato Mayor,El Seibo and La Romana.The article presents the following topics: conceptual background;creation and meaning of the frontier; concomitantfactors to Haitian migration across the Dominican-Haitianborder; and comments on Haitian presence in Quisqueya, inthe border as well as in the bateyes (forecourts). Based on allthese considerations, the authors conclude their article posinga series of public policy recommendations that may add to thesolution of the problem. 2005 artículo científico 0008-6533 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=39233109 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=392 Caribbean Studies application/pdf Universidad de Puerto Rico Caribbean Studies (Puerto Rico) Num.1 Vol.33
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spellingShingle La porosa frontera y la mano de obra haitiana en la República Dominicana
Vanessa Pascual Morán
Estudios Culturales
Haitians
migration
Dominican
Haitian border
street vending
La porosa frontera y la mano de obra haitiana en la República Dominicana Vanessa Pascual Morán Delia I. Figueroa Estudios Culturales Haitians migration Dominican Haitian border street vending This research examines Haitian migration to the DominicanRepublic in its various manifestations and dilemmas. Thisphenomenon has generated great controversy throughout timebecause, due to the porosity of the land frontier that separatesQuisqueya from Haiti, all fields of Haitian and Dominican existencehave been impacted.The researchers used an exploratory and qualitative methodology.To that effect, they carried on several depth interviewswith experts in the area and field work in the border townsof Dajabón in the Dominican Republic and Juana Méndez(Quanaminthe) in Haiti, and sugar mills, bateyes (forecourts)and Haitian communities in Santo Domingo, Santiago de losCaballeros, Puerto Plata, San Pedro de Macorís, Hato Mayor,El Seibo and La Romana.The article presents the following topics: conceptual background;creation and meaning of the frontier; concomitantfactors to Haitian migration across the Dominican-Haitianborder; and comments on Haitian presence in Quisqueya, inthe border as well as in the bateyes (forecourts). Based on allthese considerations, the authors conclude their article posinga series of public policy recommendations that may add to thesolution of the problem. 2005 artículo científico 0008-6533 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=39233109 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=392 Caribbean Studies application/pdf Universidad de Puerto Rico Caribbean Studies (Puerto Rico) Num.1 Vol.33
title La porosa frontera y la mano de obra haitiana en la República Dominicana
topic Estudios Culturales
Haitians
migration
Dominican
Haitian border
street vending
url https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=39233109