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Latino group in the United States, after Mexicans and Puerto Ricans (Hernández and Rivera-Batiz, 2003). Studies on Dominicans distinguish the diaspora as one that has maintained powerful transnational binds with the homeland. A cloudy notio...
rural localities poor persons constitute half of the population. Introduction Poor rural persons include women and men who are heads of families, small-scale ranchers, landless ranchers, and micro entrepreneurs, little merchants, farming ...
Transforming Dominican Border Army Introduction The Dominican Republic is an island in Hispaniola that lies in the Caribbean region. The western side of the island is occupied by Haiti. The Dominican Republic has the population of about 10 ...
Republic have absolutely nothing to do. It's just an island with two countries that border. But they are two totally different nations in terms of language, race, religion, culture, land, politics, economics, etc. The Dominican Republic ea...
health education” in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on “health education” and its relation with “Haiti and Dominican Republic”. The research also analyzes many aspects of “health education” and tries to gauge its effe...
Health and education outcomes have been the subject of many economic studies because of their intrinsic value as well as their impact on productivity in the economy. Different countries have different health and education outcomes, indicati...
Rural poverty is a major concern in the Dominican Republic. More than 70% of the country’s poor live in rural areas. Infrastructure is very limited; children have little formal schooling after 3rd grade; homes are built with mud walls, roof...