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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Haiti: Election, Democracy, Economy and Natural Disasters. It needs to be at least 2250 words.
Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Haiti: Election, Democracy, Economy and Natural Disasters. It needs to be at least 2250 words. Anthropogenic postulates of Haitian endemic social, economic, and political problems delve into the plight of Haitian society under various imperialists' colonial and neocolonial political influences. The most noticeable of these colonialism and neocolonialism critic postulates explores the socio-economic and political impact on Haiti society under various foreign powers interference with its politics since its independence in 1804 (Alesina, Spolaore and Wacziarg 1281). Whereas it’s true that Haiti populace has suffered more deaths from natural than human causative factors, the endemic socio-economic plight of the Haitian is purely a reflection of the United States, Canada, European Union, and other foreign imperialists’ powers meddling with the politics of Haiti. The gravity of natural disasters in Haiti is thus more aggravated by the weakness of the country’s social and economic infrastructure in terms of a natural disaster than the gravity of the natural disaster. Foreign interference in Haitian politics is the root cause of this infrastructural underdevelopment of Haiti in regard to the intertwinement between politics and the economic development of a country. Nevertheless, the essay adopts an economic, political, and natural disaster rationalization approach rather than the conventional “natural resource curse” approach adopted in earlier literature on the rationalism behind socio-economic and political stability of the Caribbean nations.
Haiti was the first country in Latin America to attain independence by the beginning of the 18th century. The country is also amongst the earliest Black African republic in the globe and to date the second only African republic nation in the Caribbean. Despite setting the pace for the anti-colonialism revolution in Latin America, Haiti currently lags behind the entire Latin American nations in terms of poverty based on the United Nation’s economic index. Haiti is also included amongst the poorest economy in the globe with a total GDP of $11.59 billion in 2008 and a per capita GDP of $1900 in 2007.
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