Public Order and Communal Order
Jean Casimir
Abstract
Jean Casimir
Abstract
The public order oligarchs and urban intermediaries tried to impose in Haiti had no impact on daily life in the country. Rather it was the communal order, connected to the mass of rural laborers, that triumphed over the public order. This communal order, the economic and social process unfolding in the country, generally went against the interests of the oligarchs.
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The public order oligarchs and urban intermediaries tried to impose in Haiti had no impact on daily life in the country. Rather it was the communal order, connected to the mass of rural laborers, that triumphed over the public order. This communal order, the economic and social process unfolding in the country, generally went against the interests of the oligarchs.
Key concepts: Order (exchange), Public order, Social order, Intermediary, Political science, Economics, Law, Politics