Chelsey Kivland is associate professor of anthropology at Dartmouth College whose work focuses on street politics, violence, statehood in Port-au-Prince. She is the author of Street Sovereigns: Young Men and the Makeshift State in Urban Haiti. Her next project, A Dream Deported: Race, Crime, and Deportation in Transnational Haiti, is an ethnography of US criminal deportation to Haiti.

Chelsey Kivland se yon pwofesè agreje antwopoloji nan Dartmouth College. Travay li chita sou politik lari, vyolans, ak kesyon leta nan Pòtoprens. Li se lotè Street Sovereigns: Young Men and the Makeshift State in Urban Haiti. Pwochen pwojè li, A Dream Deported: Race, Crime, and Deportation in Transnational Haiti, se yon etnografi ki pale sou sitiyasyon moun peyi Etazini depòte an Ayiti poutèt yo gen akizasyon kriminèl sou do yo.

Chelsey Kivland est professeure agrégée d’anthropologie au Dartmouth College. Ses travaux portent sur la politique de la rue, la violence et l’État à Port-au-Prince. Elle est l’auteur de Street Sovereigns: Young Men and the Makeshift State in Urban Haiti. Son prochain projet, A Dream Deported: Race, Crime, and Deportation in Transnational Haiti, est une ethnographie de la déportation de criminels américains en Haïti.