MARK SCHULLER is an associate professor in the anthropology department and at the Center for NGO Leadership and Development at Northern Illinois University, Dekalb, Illinois, and is also an affiliate at the FacultÉ d’Ethnologie, l’UniversitÉ d’État d’HaÏti. He is the award-winning author or coeditor of seven books including Killing with Kindness: Haiti, International Aid, and NGOs (Rutgers University Press), coeditor of Tectonic Shifts: Haiti since the Earthquake, and codirector and coproducer of the documentary Poto Mitan: Haitian Women, Pillars of the Global Economy.

"Although the earthquake caused more devastation than the post-disaster response, Schuller's examination suggests how and why the aid response rubbed more hurt into the wound.  Based on field-level data, collected with cool rigor, his argument becomes a powerful indictment. Could it have been otherwise?  Read Schuller to find out."  - Michael Barnett (George Washington University) "Although the earthquake caused more devastation than the post-disaster response, Schuller's examination suggests how and why the aid response rubbed more hurt into the wound.  Based on field-level data, collected with cool rigor, his argument becomes a powerful indictment. Could it have been otherwise?  Read Schuller to find out."  - Michael Barnett (George Washington University) "Mark Schuller offers clear analysis, informed by empirical knowledge. This sets him apart from the usual experts on Haiti. A challenging book from an author who goes the distance to understand the 'other.'"  - Raoul Peck (award-winning Haitian filmmaker and director of Fatal Assistance) "Mark Schuller offers clear analysis, informed by empirical knowledge. This sets him apart from the usual experts on Haiti. A challenging book from an author who goes the distance to understand the 'other.'"  - Raoul Peck (award-winning Haitian filmmaker and director of Fatal Assistance) Honorable Mention, Barbara Christian Prize for Best Book in Humanities, Caribbean Studies Association, 2017https://www.caribbeanstudiesassociation.org/2017-bc-award-winner/ (Caribbean Studies Association) Honorable Mention, Barbara Christian Prize for Best Book in Humanities, Caribbean Studies Association, 2017https://www.caribbeanstudiesassociation.org/2017-bc-award-winner/ (Caribbean Studies Association) "Supported by the National Science Foundation Senior and CAREER Grant, Bellagio Center, and others, Schuller’s research on NGOs, globalization, disasters, and gender in Haiti has been published in over thirty book chapters and peer-reviewed articles as well as public media, including a column in Huffington Post" (Huffington Post) "Supported by the National Science Foundation Senior and CAREER Grant, Bellagio Center, and others, Schuller’s research on NGOs, globalization, disasters, and gender in Haiti has been published in over thirty book chapters and peer-reviewed articles as well as public media, including a column in Huffington Post" (Huffington Post) "Haiti Suspends Oxfam Great Britain After Sex Scandal" by Catherine Porter(New York Times) "Haiti Suspends Oxfam Great Britain After Sex Scandal" by Catherine Porter(New York Times) "The scholarly contribution of Schuller’s Humanitarian Aftershocks is remarkable." (Journal of Haitian Studies) "The scholarly contribution of Schuller’s Humanitarian Aftershocks is remarkable." (Journal of Haitian Studies)

MARK SCHULLER is an associate professor in the anthropology department and at the Center for NGO Leadership and Development at Northern Illinois University, Dekalb, Illinois, and is also an affiliate at the FacultÉ d’Ethnologie, l’UniversitÉ d’État d’HaÏti. He is the award-winning author or coeditor of seven books including Killing with Kindness: Haiti, International Aid, and NGOs (Rutgers University Press), coeditor of Tectonic Shifts: Haiti since the Earthquake, and codirector and coproducer of the documentary Poto Mitan: Haitian Women, Pillars of the Global Economy.

"Although the earthquake caused more devastation than the post-disaster response, Schuller's examination suggests how and why the aid response rubbed more hurt into the wound.  Based on field-level data, collected with cool rigor, his argument becomes a powerful indictment. Could it have been otherwise?  Read Schuller to find out."  - Michael Barnett (George Washington University) "Although the earthquake caused more devastation than the post-disaster response, Schuller's examination suggests how and why the aid response rubbed more hurt into the wound.  Based on field-level data, collected with cool rigor, his argument becomes a powerful indictment. Could it have been otherwise?  Read Schuller to find out."  - Michael Barnett (George Washington University) "Mark Schuller offers clear analysis, informed by empirical knowledge. This sets him apart from the usual experts on Haiti. A challenging book from an author who goes the distance to understand the 'other.'"  - Raoul Peck (award-winning Haitian filmmaker and director of Fatal Assistance) "Mark Schuller offers clear analysis, informed by empirical knowledge. This sets him apart from the usual experts on Haiti. A challenging book from an author who goes the distance to understand the 'other.'"  - Raoul Peck (award-winning Haitian filmmaker and director of Fatal Assistance) Honorable Mention, Barbara Christian Prize for Best Book in Humanities, Caribbean Studies Association, 2017https://www.caribbeanstudiesassociation.org/2017-bc-award-winner/ (Caribbean Studies Association) Honorable Mention, Barbara Christian Prize for Best Book in Humanities, Caribbean Studies Association, 2017https://www.caribbeanstudiesassociation.org/2017-bc-award-winner/ (Caribbean Studies Association) "Supported by the National Science Foundation Senior and CAREER Grant, Bellagio Center, and others, Schuller’s research on NGOs, globalization, disasters, and gender in Haiti has been published in over thirty book chapters and peer-reviewed articles as well as public media, including a column in Huffington Post" (Huffington Post) "Supported by the National Science Foundation Senior and CAREER Grant, Bellagio Center, and others, Schuller’s research on NGOs, globalization, disasters, and gender in Haiti has been published in over thirty book chapters and peer-reviewed articles as well as public media, including a column in Huffington Post" (Huffington Post) "Haiti Suspends Oxfam Great Britain After Sex Scandal" by Catherine Porter(New York Times) "Haiti Suspends Oxfam Great Britain After Sex Scandal" by Catherine Porter(New York Times) "The scholarly contribution of Schuller’s Humanitarian Aftershocks is remarkable." (Journal of Haitian Studies) "The scholarly contribution of Schuller’s Humanitarian Aftershocks is remarkable." (Journal of Haitian Studies)

MARK SCHULLER is an associate professor in the anthropology department and at the Center for NGO Leadership and Development at Northern Illinois University, Dekalb, Illinois, and is also an affiliate at the FacultÉ d’Ethnologie, l’UniversitÉ d’État d’HaÏti. He is the award-winning author or coeditor of seven books including Killing with Kindness: Haiti, International Aid, and NGOs (Rutgers University Press), coeditor of Tectonic Shifts: Haiti since the Earthquake, and codirector and coproducer of the documentary Poto Mitan: Haitian Women, Pillars of the Global Economy.

"Although the earthquake caused more devastation than the post-disaster response, Schuller's examination suggests how and why the aid response rubbed more hurt into the wound.  Based on field-level data, collected with cool rigor, his argument becomes a powerful indictment. Could it have been otherwise?  Read Schuller to find out."  - Michael Barnett (George Washington University) "Although the earthquake caused more devastation than the post-disaster response, Schuller's examination suggests how and why the aid response rubbed more hurt into the wound.  Based on field-level data, collected with cool rigor, his argument becomes a powerful indictment. Could it have been otherwise?  Read Schuller to find out."  - Michael Barnett (George Washington University) "Mark Schuller offers clear analysis, informed by empirical knowledge. This sets him apart from the usual experts on Haiti. A challenging book from an author who goes the distance to understand the 'other.'"  - Raoul Peck (award-winning Haitian filmmaker and director of Fatal Assistance) "Mark Schuller offers clear analysis, informed by empirical knowledge. This sets him apart from the usual experts on Haiti. A challenging book from an author who goes the distance to understand the 'other.'"  - Raoul Peck (award-winning Haitian filmmaker and director of Fatal Assistance) Honorable Mention, Barbara Christian Prize for Best Book in Humanities, Caribbean Studies Association, 2017https://www.caribbeanstudiesassociation.org/2017-bc-award-winner/ (Caribbean Studies Association) Honorable Mention, Barbara Christian Prize for Best Book in Humanities, Caribbean Studies Association, 2017https://www.caribbeanstudiesassociation.org/2017-bc-award-winner/ (Caribbean Studies Association) "Supported by the National Science Foundation Senior and CAREER Grant, Bellagio Center, and others, Schuller’s research on NGOs, globalization, disasters, and gender in Haiti has been published in over thirty book chapters and peer-reviewed articles as well as public media, including a column in Huffington Post" (Huffington Post) "Supported by the National Science Foundation Senior and CAREER Grant, Bellagio Center, and others, Schuller’s research on NGOs, globalization, disasters, and gender in Haiti has been published in over thirty book chapters and peer-reviewed articles as well as public media, including a column in Huffington Post" (Huffington Post) "Haiti Suspends Oxfam Great Britain After Sex Scandal" by Catherine Porter(New York Times) "Haiti Suspends Oxfam Great Britain After Sex Scandal" by Catherine Porter(New York Times) "The scholarly contribution of Schuller’s Humanitarian Aftershocks is remarkable." (Journal of Haitian Studies) "The scholarly contribution of Schuller’s Humanitarian Aftershocks is remarkable." (Journal of Haitian Studies)