A column tracking the old development order, and the debate over what will replace it.
Isabelle Clérié has spent years watching the international community try to fix Haiti. Now the international community itself is being remade.
The Haitian anthropologist and development practitioner has worked with grassroots organizers, advised international institutions and testified before Congress. In Repairing Development, she brings that wide aperture to the fight over what comes after the old foreign-aid establishment.
Her column asks what happens when an old order retreats, who fills the vacuum, and who gets to shape what comes next.
