This book proposes strategies that will enable Haiti to achieve a new, socially and economically just system.
The work, A National Agreement for Social Justice in Haiti, begins with an alarming observation: collective failure. This failure, according to the author, originates in the history of slavery and is fueled by social and political rivalries, corruption, centralization, poor education, and the low participation of women throughout the years of Haitian national life. Thus, to change course, the author proposes a five-level paradigm shift.