Karen Salt is Assistant Professor in Transnational American Studies at the University of Nottingham.

'The Unfinished Revolution offers a relevant look at post-independence Haiti. Readers will appreciate the host of figures and events Salt presents along with her thoughtful discussions of these "transnational representatives." The work will appeal to students and scholars interested in reflecting on what sovereignty means for a black nation during the Atlantic world period and beyond.' Yveline Alexis, H-LatAm

• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION/ Sovereignty and Power ONE/ Games of Sovereignty and Opportunity TWO/ Selling Citizenship, Recognising Blood, Stabilising Sovereignty THREE/ Burlesquing Empire: Performing Black Sovereignty on the World Stage FOUR/ Welcome to the New World Order: Haiti and Black Sovereignty at the Turn of the Century FIVE/ Sovereignty Under Seige? Contemporary Performances of Black Sovereignty

Karen Salt is Assistant Professor in Transnational American Studies at the University of Nottingham.

'The Unfinished Revolution offers a relevant look at post-independence Haiti. Readers will appreciate the host of figures and events Salt presents along with her thoughtful discussions of these "transnational representatives." The work will appeal to students and scholars interested in reflecting on what sovereignty means for a black nation during the Atlantic world period and beyond.' Yveline Alexis, H-LatAm

• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION/ Sovereignty and Power ONE/ Games of Sovereignty and Opportunity TWO/ Selling Citizenship, Recognising Blood, Stabilising Sovereignty THREE/ Burlesquing Empire: Performing Black Sovereignty on the World Stage FOUR/ Welcome to the New World Order: Haiti and Black Sovereignty at the Turn of the Century FIVE/ Sovereignty Under Seige? Contemporary Performances of Black Sovereignty

Karen Salt is Assistant Professor in Transnational American Studies at the University of Nottingham.

'The Unfinished Revolution offers a relevant look at post-independence Haiti. Readers will appreciate the host of figures and events Salt presents along with her thoughtful discussions of these "transnational representatives." The work will appeal to students and scholars interested in reflecting on what sovereignty means for a black nation during the Atlantic world period and beyond.' Yveline Alexis, H-LatAm

• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION/ Sovereignty and Power ONE/ Games of Sovereignty and Opportunity TWO/ Selling Citizenship, Recognising Blood, Stabilising Sovereignty THREE/ Burlesquing Empire: Performing Black Sovereignty on the World Stage FOUR/ Welcome to the New World Order: Haiti and Black Sovereignty at the Turn of the Century FIVE/ Sovereignty Under Seige? Contemporary Performances of Black Sovereignty