Patrick Bellegarde-Smith
Biographic Data
| ID | 445908 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patrick Bellegarde-Smith |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patrick |
| FAMILY NAME | Bellegarde-Smith |
| SIGNATURE | BELLEGARDE-SMITH P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Haiti and Its Occupation by the United States in 1915: Antecedents and Outcomes
Haiti and Its Occupation by the United States in 1915:Antecedents and Outcomes Roundtable discussion by Patrick Bellegarde-Smith, Alex Dupuy, Robert Fatton Jr., and Mary Renda, moderated by Ermitte St. Jacques and Jeffrey Sommers The Journal of Haitian Studies convened a roundtable on May 13, 2015, to discuss the centennial of the occupation of Haiti by the United States. The formal occupation began on July 28, 1915, and lasted until August 1, 19…
Danbala/Ayida as Cosmic Prism
This essay decenters notions of centrality and periphery as we aim to delineate the metaphysical elements of Haitian Vodou, a Diasporic religion in the Americas, and the manner in which its metaphysics becomes a national ethos of sorts, rooted in time, both past and present. We aim to use Danbala and Ayida as motif to explore Vodou hierophanies and irruptions of the sacred; as motif of negotiated relationships with divine energies, of ritual line…
Reflections and Musings on a Life Well Lived
Reflections and Musings on a Life Well Lived! Patrick Bellegarde-Smith The contributions found herein from diverse scholars on Michel-Rolph Trouillot’s life and work are like a variegated bouquet of tropical (non-Western) flowers and fruits left at the feet of a master—I prefer the Haitian expression maître! Rolph’s scholarly production was hefty, done by a man who died too young. But this is just the beginning, as younger scholars still reflect …
A Man-Made Disaster: The Earthquake of January 12, 2010— A Haitian Perspective
The earthquake of January 12, 2010, was not the first, nor will it be the last, to hit Haiti, a volcanic land traumatized by natural and man-made disasters from its beginning as a colony and sovereign nation. In the throes of rein-venting itself politically, socially, and culturally since the overthrow of the Duvalier dictatorship, 1957-1986, Haiti now has to reinvent itself physically. Are there bounds to the Haitians’ vaunted resilience? The au…
Vodou in Haitian Life and Culture
This collection introduces readers to the history and practice of the Vodou religion, and corrects many misconceptions. The book focuses specifically on the role Vodou plays in Haiti, where it has its
Vodou and Haiti: A Conference on Haitian Vodou, Mission Statement of a New Association: The Congress of Santa Barbara
Cet article constitue le rapport d'une conference internationale de deux jours sur le Vaudou haitien, L'esprit et la realite : Vaudou et Haiti, presentee par le Centre des Etudes Noires, et qui s'est deroulee a l'universite de Californie de Santa Barbara les 25-26 avril 1997. Il decrit les activites de ce centre, les participants a la conference. Il fait ensuite un resume du programme et presente les intervenants en precisant les themes abordes. …
Haitian Immigrants in Black America: A Sociological and Sociolinguistic Portrait
Haiti: The Failure of Politics
Preface Politics in Haiti From U.S. Occupation to Duvalier Family Rule Government by Franchise Economic Hopes and Realities Haiti: The First Third World State? Can Haiti Survive? Prospects for Democracy Conclusion: Shaking Off the Past Bibliography Index
Haiti, the Breached Citadel
Haiti: The Breached Citadel
Haiti in the World Economy
International Relations/Social Theory in a Small State: An Analysis of the Thought of Dantés Bellegarde
L'Idée, quand elle s'est completement incorporée à l'être moral, devient aussi impulsive que le sentiment, se transforme on peut dire en sentiment. — D. Bellegarde. Louis-Dantès Bellegarde, (1877-1966), is acknowledged generally to have been the most significant and influential diplomat produced by the Republic of Haiti in this century. His first diplomatic assignment came fortuitously at age forty-four, when President Philippe-Sudre Dartiguenave…
Haiti: Perspectives of Foreign Policy
Haiti, the Breached Citadel
Haiti and Its Occupation by the United States in 1915: Antecedents and Outcomes
Haiti and Its Occupation by the United States in 1915:Antecedents and Outcomes Roundtable discussion by Patrick Bellegarde-Smith, Alex Dupuy, Robert Fatton Jr., and Mary Renda, moderated by Ermitte St. Jacques and Jeffrey Sommers The Journal of Haitian Studies convened a roundtable on May 13, 2015, to discuss the centennial of the occupation of Haiti by the United States. The formal occupation began on July 28, 1915, and lasted until August 1, 19…
Danbala/Ayida as Cosmic Prism
This essay decenters notions of centrality and periphery as we aim to delineate the metaphysical elements of Haitian Vodou, a Diasporic religion in the Americas, and the manner in which its metaphysics becomes a national ethos of sorts, rooted in time, both past and present. We aim to use Danbala and Ayida as motif to explore Vodou hierophanies and irruptions of the sacred; as motif of negotiated relationships with divine energies, of ritual line…
International Relations/Social Theory in a Small State: An Analysis of the Thought of Dantés Bellegarde
L'Idée, quand elle s'est completement incorporée à l'être moral, devient aussi impulsive que le sentiment, se transforme on peut dire en sentiment. — D. Bellegarde. Louis-Dantès Bellegarde, (1877-1966), is acknowledged generally to have been the most significant and influential diplomat produced by the Republic of Haiti in this century. His first diplomatic assignment came fortuitously at age forty-four, when President Philippe-Sudre Dartiguenave…
Haiti: Perspectives of Foreign Policy
International Relations/Social Theory in a Small State: An Analysis of the Thought of Dantés Bellegarde
L'Idée, quand elle s'est completement incorporée à l'être moral, devient aussi impulsive que le sentiment, se transforme on peut dire en sentiment. — D. Bellegarde. Louis-Dantès Bellegarde, (1877-1966), is acknowledged generally to have been the most significant and influential diplomat produced by the Republic of Haiti in this century. His first diplomatic assignment came fortuitously at age forty-four, when President Philippe-Sudre Dartiguenave…
Haiti in the World Economy
Haiti, the Breached Citadel
Haiti: The Breached Citadel
Haiti: The Failure of Politics
Preface Politics in Haiti From U.S. Occupation to Duvalier Family Rule Government by Franchise Economic Hopes and Realities Haiti: The First Third World State? Can Haiti Survive? Prospects for Democracy Conclusion: Shaking Off the Past Bibliography Index
Haitian Immigrants in Black America: A Sociological and Sociolinguistic Portrait
Vodou and Haiti: A Conference on Haitian Vodou, Mission Statement of a New Association: The Congress of Santa Barbara
Cet article constitue le rapport d'une conference internationale de deux jours sur le Vaudou haitien, L'esprit et la realite : Vaudou et Haiti, presentee par le Centre des Etudes Noires, et qui s'est deroulee a l'universite de Californie de Santa Barbara les 25-26 avril 1997. Il decrit les activites de ce centre, les participants a la conference. Il fait ensuite un resume du programme et presente les intervenants en precisant les themes abordes. …
Vodou in Haitian Life and Culture
This collection introduces readers to the history and practice of the Vodou religion, and corrects many misconceptions. The book focuses specifically on the role Vodou plays in Haiti, where it has its
A Man-Made Disaster: The Earthquake of January 12, 2010— A Haitian Perspective
The earthquake of January 12, 2010, was not the first, nor will it be the last, to hit Haiti, a volcanic land traumatized by natural and man-made disasters from its beginning as a colony and sovereign nation. In the throes of rein-venting itself politically, socially, and culturally since the overthrow of the Duvalier dictatorship, 1957-1986, Haiti now has to reinvent itself physically. Are there bounds to the Haitians’ vaunted resilience? The au…
Danbala/Ayida as Cosmic Prism
This essay decenters notions of centrality and periphery as we aim to delineate the metaphysical elements of Haitian Vodou, a Diasporic religion in the Americas, and the manner in which its metaphysics becomes a national ethos of sorts, rooted in time, both past and present. We aim to use Danbala and Ayida as motif to explore Vodou hierophanies and irruptions of the sacred; as motif of negotiated relationships with divine energies, of ritual line…
Reflections and Musings on a Life Well Lived
Reflections and Musings on a Life Well Lived! Patrick Bellegarde-Smith The contributions found herein from diverse scholars on Michel-Rolph Trouillot’s life and work are like a variegated bouquet of tropical (non-Western) flowers and fruits left at the feet of a master—I prefer the Haitian expression maître! Rolph’s scholarly production was hefty, done by a man who died too young. But this is just the beginning, as younger scholars still reflect …
Haiti and Its Occupation by the United States in 1915: Antecedents and Outcomes
Haiti and Its Occupation by the United States in 1915:Antecedents and Outcomes Roundtable discussion by Patrick Bellegarde-Smith, Alex Dupuy, Robert Fatton Jr., and Mary Renda, moderated by Ermitte St. Jacques and Jeffrey Sommers The Journal of Haitian Studies convened a roundtable on May 13, 2015, to discuss the centennial of the occupation of Haiti by the United States. The formal occupation began on July 28, 1915, and lasted until August 1, 19…
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