Edward Paulino
1 book
About the Author
Edward Paulino is a historian whose scholarship centers on the fraught relationship between the Dominican Republic and Haiti. Drawing on extensive archival research, he examines how state policies, racial ideologies, and nationalist rhetoric shaped the island’s contested border during the Trujillo era. His work illuminates the human consequences of exclusionary campaigns and offers critical insight into the legacies of division that continue to influence Caribbean societies today.
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analytical
archival
insightful
Books by Edward Paulino
