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Nicolas L. Pauyo
Dr. Nicolas L. Pauyo came to an understanding of Haitian sociology by following the path of journalism. A native of Haiti, he spent thirty-five years working for the Haitian press...ver maisDr. Nicolas L. Pauyo came to an understanding of Haitian sociology by following the path of journalism. A native of Haiti, he spent thirty-five years working for the Haitian press and foreign media, but he has spent his entire life observing the actions of Haitian society and delving into the intricacies of its history. Dr. Pauyo has personally experienced living among the people in privileged classes and within the Haitian diaspora, and tells us that understanding Haiti by exploring the base of its history including its culture, political mentality, social mobility, and economic setbacks among others, has always been his passion.
Dr. Pauyo began his studies at the Ecole Nationale des Hautes Etudes Internationales in Port-au-Prince, and went on to continue at the City University of New York. He then attended the Universidad del Noreste in Mexico where he received a Doctor of Medicine degree after having conducted clinical studies in Michigan and New York. Dr. Pauyo is a member of several academic societies. A professor and lecturer, he has participated in many international conferences and symposia on the future of Haiti. Pauyo has authored several books, articles, and documentaries on various issues. His best-known works are “Où Est Allée La Paix?” and “La Guerre et ses Séquelles.” He writes for Jeune Afrique, El Sol de Tampico, El Manana de Reynosa, Mexico, for many on-line media and for Haiti’s oldest and most recognized newspaper, Le Nouvelliste.ver menos