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Jacques Fomerand has headed the United Nations University's Office in North America since April 1992. He has taught at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques in Aix-en-Provence (France), the City and Queens Colleges of the City University of New York, the School of Advanced International Studies, and Long Island University. At the UN from 1977-1992, Mr. Fomerand followed economic and social questions in the Office of the Under-Secretary General of the former Department for International Economic and Social Affairs (DIESA). His latest publications deal primarily with the functioning of the UN. He is currently preparing a book on U.S. development cooperation policies at the UN.

Haiti Held Hostage: International Responses to the Quest for Nationhood 1986-1996, Occasional Paper #23, by Robert Maguire (team leader), Edwige Balutansky, Jacques Fomerand, Larry Minear, William O'Neill, Thomas G. Weiss, and Sarah Zaidi. 1996. [review by Farhan Haq]

Haïti prise en otage: Les Réponses Internationales à la Recherche d'une Identité Nationale de 1986 à 1996. Occasional Paper #23, by Robert Maguire (team leader), Edwige Balutansky, Jacques Fomerand, Larry Minear, William O'Neill, Thomas G. Weiss, and Sarah Zaidi. 1996.