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Food Insecurity and Livelihood Systems in Northwest Haiti
2002
Journal of Political Ecology
This paper examines rural livelihood systems in Haiti from both a political andecological perspective. While political developments in Haiti have taken center stage inmost analyses, the environmental impacts of population growth, highly varied livelihoodstrategies, and migration opportunities appear to have played a major role in the current tragic situation. Illegal migration not only seems to alleviate short term poverty but also appears to benefit households long term as revenues from
doi:10.2458/v9i1.21633
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