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10367. VOODOO IN HAITIAN SOCIETY AND POLITICS. This paper seeks to uncover some of the mystery surrounding Haiti and voodoo. Rather than approaching the topic of voodoo in Haiti as a cult or evil practice, looks at the way in which voodoo is deeply integrated in Haitian politics and society. Following an overview of the history, definition and basic practices of vodoo, this paper examines voodoo as a cultural force in Haiti -- exploring its uses as a social lubricant and problem-solver and its role as a political tool. 12p., 34f., 14b.   $84


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