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Item Information   Copy / Holding Information     Table of Contents     More Content       More by this author     Chomsky, Noam.     Subjects     Aristide, Jean-Bertrand.     Civil rights -- Haiti.     Human rights -- Haiti.     United States -- Foreign relations -- Haiti.     Haiti -- Foreign relations -- United States.     Haiti -- Politics and government -- 1986-     Browse Catalog     by author:      Chomsky, Noam.       by title:      Getting Haiti right ...       by call number:      327.7307294 C548g     Search the Web     Chomsky, Noam.     Aristide, Jean-Bertrand.     Civil rights -- Haiti.     Human rights -- Haiti.     United States -- Foreign relations -- Haiti.     Haiti -- Foreign relations -- United States.     Haiti -- Politics and government -- 1986-       MARC Display

Getting Haiti right this time : the U.S. and the coup / Noam Chomsky, Paul Farmer and Amy Goodman. by Chomsky, Noam. Common Courage Press, c2004. Call #: 327.7307294 C548g Subjects Aristide, Jean-Bertrand.   Civil rights -- Haiti.   Human rights -- Haiti.   United States -- Foreign relations -- Haiti.   Haiti -- Foreign relations -- United States.   Haiti -- Politics and government -- 1986- ISBN:  9781567513189 (pbk.) 9781567513196 (hc.) Description:  180 p. ; 20 cm. Notes:  Chapters 3-17 comprise reports of interviews conducted by Amy Goodman on the radio and TV program Democracy now! Contents:  The 'noble phase' and 'saintly glow' of US foreign policy / Noam Chomsky -- What happened in Haiti? where past is present / Paul Farmer -- US is encouraging a coup / Representative Maxine Waters -- 'Coup d'état machine in motion' / Kim Ives -- US is arming anti-Aristide paramilitaries / Ira Kurzban -- Different coup, same paramilitary leaders / Allan Nairn, Maxine Waters, with Juan Gonzalez -- From the palace / Mildred Aristide ... [et al.] -- 'I was kidnapped. Tell the world it is a coup.' / Maxine Waters, Randall Robinson -- Exclusive interview: President Jean-Bertrand Aristide -- The full story of Aristide's kidnapping / Kim Ives -- Aristide returns to the Caribbean / Maxine Waters, Randall Robinson, Sharon Hay-Webster -- Pressuring Jamaica / Hazel Ross-Robinson -- Defying Washington: Aristide arrives in Jamaica -- Aristide's bodyguard describe the US role in his ouster / Jean-Bertrand Aristide, Franz Gabriel -- US warns Aristide: stay out of hemisphere / Randall Robinson ... [et al.] -- President Aristide in his own words: part 1 -- President Aristide in his own words: part 2. Summary:  Did Aristide leave Haiti voluntarily? Why did the U.S. want him out? What does the regime change mean for the health of Haitians? Did Aristide "overstay his welcome," in the words of Vice President Dick Cheney? After 35 coups, what does the double entendre mean to get Haiti "right" this time? From Noam Chomsky, author of Hegemony and Survival, from Paul Farmer, subject of the New York Times biography Mountains Beyond Mountains, from Jean-Bertrand Aristide, president of Haiti and first lady Mildred Aristide, and from Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman, come the answers the world has been waiting for. Other authors:  Farmer, Paul, 1959- Goodman, Amy, 1957- Holds:  1   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Item type Status   J. D. Shatford Memorial Public Library Adult Nonfiction 327.7307294 C548g Adult books Checked in Add Copy to MyList

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