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  • Couverture no 3 - enjeux societaux

    Du désert de citoyenneté à l'éthique du care : Nouvelles perspectives sur les défis sociopolitiques haïtiens
    No. 3 (2024)

    Issue 3 of the journal Enjeux Sociétaux presents two critical articles that explore crucial issues for contemporary Haitian society. The first, by Bernadin Larrieux, examines social vulnerability in Haiti in the face of COVID-19 and proposes an innovative approach based on the ethics of care. The second, by Géraldo Saint-Armand, offers an in-depth analysis of the Haitian democratic experience and situates it in the broader context of the Third World. These contributions provide valuable insight into the social and political challenges in Haiti and open up perspectives for reflection applicable to other contexts marked by structural inequalities. This issue also marks an important step in the evolution of the journal and reflects its commitment to rigorous and relevant research.

  • Haïti : Défis démocratiques, quêtes spirituelles et avancées académiques
    No. 4 (2024)

    This issue contains three main articles that address different contemporary societal issues in Haiti: an article by Géraldo Saint-Armand titled "The Haitian Democratic Experience at the Heart of the Citizenship Desert (Part 2)", which examines the challenges of democracy in Haiti; an article by Greef Bouloge Petion on "The Foundation of Faith of the 'Knight of Faith' in Søren Kierkegaard", which offers a philosophical reflection on faith; and an article by Lefranc Joseph titled "Fifty Years of Intelligibility: The Contribution of the Faculty of Human Sciences (FASCH) to Understanding Haitian Society", which analyzes the scientific production of FASCH since its creation in 1974.

    The issue also includes a detailed presentation by the editor-in-chief Lefranc Joseph, who introduces the articles and highlights their contribution to understanding societal issues in Haiti.