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#574: Research at British Universities : Malone comments
From: david malone <malone@ipacademy.org>
Working on the UN, the US and Haiti at Oxford, 1995-97, was fairly
lonely, although the exceptional quality of the faculty more than made
up for the lack of expertise. The late Rev. David Nicholls, much
published on the Caribbean, resided near Oxford and was very helpful
with my work. Rod Prince, editor of Caribbean Insight was also helpful
in London. Prof. L. Whithead at Oxford is interested in Haiti, but
peripherally and mainly relative to other Caribbean and Latin American
nations. I left my archive of research material on Haiti to the very
dynamic Refugee Studies Program at Oxford, which is linked to Queen
Elizabeth House. In other words, there is interest in and some
knowledge of Haiti at Oxford, but it is diffuse.
David M. Malone
President
International Peace Academy
777 UN Plaza
New York, NY 10017
malone@ipacademy.org
Phone: (212) 687-4526
Fax: (212) 983-8246
>>> Robert Corbett <bcorbett@netcom.com> 09/26 7:21 PM >>>
From: Mark Alan Covey <mcovey@owlnet.rice.edu>
Hello Everyone,
Does anyone know of any research being done at British universities
related to Haiti (linguistic, political, historical or other). More
specifically, does anyone know if Oxford University has any professors
that are doing any Haiti-related research?
Mark Covey