Mark Schuller
Mark Schuller is Professor of Anthropology and Nonprofit and NGO Studies at Northern Illinois University. His eight books include Humanity’s Last Stand: Confronting Global Catastrophe, and he co-directed/co-produced Poto Mitan. Schuller received the Margaret Mead Award, the Anthropology in Media Award, and the Haitian Studies Association’s Award for Excellence.
A Politics of Humanity
November 15, 2024The Foreign Roots of Haiti’s “Constitutional Crisis”
February 8, 2021Unmasking Racial Terror and Seeing Whiteness
June 12, 2020Where is the Reporting on PetroCaribe?
January 15, 2020Haiti’s Latest Indignity at the Hands of Dogooders, Oxfam’s Sex Scandal
February 22, 2018Undocumented Youth Seek Solidarity and Sanctuary
April 11, 2017Rebuilding Haiti, One Commune at a Time
October 11, 2016Tough Questions About Haiti for Hillary Clinton
April 14, 2016Humanitarian Aftershocks in Haiti
January 18, 2016Humanitarian Occupation of Haiti: 100 Years and Counting
July 28, 2015Île à Vache Haiti “Open for Business”
June 6, 2014Where Do Your Chocolate Hearts Come From?
February 14, 2014Haiti: Too Sweet, Too Bitter
January 13, 2014The Pretense of Doing Good (While Raising Millions)
March 1, 2013What Wyclef Exposed
October 22, 2012The Global Food Crisis
October 2, 2012Sweeping Haiti’s 400,000 Poor Back Under the Rug
July 9, 2012Chaos and Cholera
April 13, 2012Haitian People Want UN Troops to Leave
February 13, 2012Smoke and Mirrors in Haiti
December 21, 2011The Shell Game of Haiti’s Reconstruction
February 11, 2011Unstable Foundations
October 5, 2010Is Haiti Falling Through the Cracks?
August 9, 2010Opportunities in Haiti are Washing Away
July 21, 2010Haiti’s Resurrection
April 6, 2010Tectonic Shifts?
March 26, 2010Fault Lines
March 5, 2010Passing the "Riot Test" in Haiti
February 19, 2010Uncertain Ground
February 11, 2010Haiti’s Elections
June 25, 2009