Cuban CommunismTransaction Publishers - 12 pages |
Table des matières
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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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