Cuban Communism

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Table des matières

1 One Hundred Years of Ambiguity
3
2 Cuba
12
3 The Sierra and the Plains
21
4 Guerrillas at War
36
5 Learning from the Cuban Missile Crisis
58
6 Immutable Proclamations
69
7 Fidelismo
86
Part 2 Economy
97
24 Military Origin and Evolution
388
25 The Cuban Armed Forces
415
26 Cuban Military Influences
428
Part 5 Polity
433
27 Why the Cuban Regime Has Not Fallen
435
Without Subsidies
443
Economic Sanctions
451
30 Cuba and the United States
471

8 The Cuban Economy in 19992001
99
9 Labor Conditions
122
10 The Political Economy of Caudillismo
134
11 MarketOriented Marxism
154
12 Waiting For Godot
176
13 Cubas Transition from Communism
198
14 Economic Organizations and PostCastro Cuba
210
Part 3 Society
223
15 Searching for Civil Society in Cuba
225
16 The Conventionalization of Collective Behavior
241
17 The Internet and US Policy toward Cuba
266
18 Women Family and the Cuban Revolution
276
19 Health Care in Cuba
303
20 Cubas Refugees
308
21 The Moral Basis of Cuban Society
329
Part 4 Military
341
22 PoliticalMilitary Relations
343
23 Vanguard of the State
366
31 Much Ado About Something?
491
32 The Cuban Revolution and Its Acolytes
513
33 After Fidel What?
523
Part 6 Transition to Civil Society
539
34 The United States and Cuba
541
35 Role of the United States
555
26 Three Variations
569
37 Festina Lente
590
38 Humanitarian Assistance
607
Appendices
635
Chronology of the Cuban Revolution
637
Current and Past Revolutionary Leaders
678
Chronology of Cuba and the Middle East
695
Castro and Terrorism
699
Fidel Castro on the United States
711
Contributors
729
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