Toward Haiti’s Political Success: A Theoretical Framework to Make the Country Great

Order Description

1. Education (Democracy and Political Ignorance)
a. Civic literacy
b. Civic Engagement

2. Coalitions & Alliances:
a. Community – political parties
b. Community – Local organizations
c. Community – NGOs (converting the current charity model into a job-creating model)
d. Community – local governments
e. Community – Federal Government
f. Community – Diaspora :Converting remittances into investments

3. Action (Browning, Marshall, and Tabb (1984) political incorporation theory)
a. Resources Mobilization
b. Representation
c. Policy Responsiveness
d. Political Incorporation

4. Political Regionalization
a. The People electing their own Judges
b. Taking the Government out of The Electoral Process

Toward Haiti’s Political Success: A Theoretical Framework to Make the Country Great

Order Description

1. Education (Democracy and Political Ignorance)
a. Civic literacy
b. Civic Engagement

2. Coalitions & Alliances:
a. Community – political parties
b. Community – Local organizations
c. Community – NGOs (converting the current charity model into a job-creating model)
d. Community – local governments
e. Community – Federal Government
f. Community – Diaspora :Converting remittances into investments

3. Action (Browning, Marshall, and Tabb (1984) political incorporation theory)
a. Resources Mobilization
b. Representation
c. Policy Responsiveness
d. Political Incorporation

4. Political Regionalization
a. The People electing their own Judges
b. Taking the Government out of The Electoral Process