STATE CRISIS AND INTERNATIONAL INTERVENTION IN HAITI

Abstract

"With the unexpected explosion of the Popular Movement and the union of so many social sectors claiming the ouster of Aristide, the international community must have changed its tendency to shoot from the hip", says Gérard Pierre-Charles, in this article, which sheds light on the situation in Haiti, invaded by a multinational force authorized by the United Nations Security Council. The interests of the great powers, always ready to correct any disorder in their neighborhoods, and other countries, seem to correspond, according to this Haitian sociologist, to the imperative of globalization.