Research & Publications

Explore Dr. Marjorie Calixte-Hallworth’s peer-reviewed research and published commentary on public policy, democratic governance, education, economic equity, Haitian history, international affairs, and community development. Her work connects scholarly inquiry with practical insight, helping readers understand complex challenges and translate knowledge into meaningful action.


Peer-Reviewed Research

Balancing Prosperity and Fairness: Economic Disparities Through the Lens of the Polarities of Democracy

Journal of Basic Science & Research, Volume 8, Issue 1, pp. 80–91 (2026)

Haiti’s Return to the FIFA World Cup After 52 Years: A Scholarly Reflective Analysis of Diasporic Belonging, Transnational Player Development, National Identity, and the Future of Haitian Football Governance

Asian Journal of Applied Science and Technology, Volume 10, Issue 2, pp. 141–154 (2026)

The Polarities of Democracy as a Framework for Leadership and Social Change

Asian Journal of Applied Science and Technology, Volume 9, Issue 4, pp. 134–140 (2025)

Reassessing UN Security Council Resolution 2793 (2025): The “Gang Suppression Force” and the Cycle of Intervention in Haiti

Journal of Basic Science & Research, Volume 7, Issue 4, pp. 61–67 (2025)

Role of Haiti in U.S. Independence and Expansion: A Cross-National Perspective

Asian Journal of Basic Science & Research (2024)

Fundamental Root of the Crisis in Haiti

Asian Journal of Basic Science & Research (2024)


Published Commentary & Public Scholarship

Haiti’s Public Secondary Education Crisis: A Rural Perspective

Los Angeles Reporter, 2025

First Free Independent Black Nation in the Western Hemisphere

Williamson Herald, 2021

U.N. Peacekeepers or U.N. Child Predators

Tennessee Tribune, 2017

Haiti Was Once the Richest Colony of the Caribbean

Tennessee Tribune, 2018

Haiti Snubbed in Debate

Tennessee Tribune, 2016

Haiti Remains a Broken, Disheartened Country in Need of Aid

The Tennessean, 2010

A Month After a Devastating Earthquake, Haiti Doesn’t Appear to Be Recovering

The Tennessean, 2010

Guest Editorial: Aid Effort Seems to Lack Foresight

The Tennessean, 2010

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