Cuba : a revolution in motion
Isaac Saney (Author)
"This accessible, up-to-date and comprehensive introduction to Cuba provides both students and general readers with a sense of the changes - and continuities - in Cuba through the 1990s. It surveys Cuba's history and the revolutionary path, focusing on the crisis the country faced following the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of its support to Cuba. Isaac Saney describes the economic crash, new policies and subsequent recovery during the 'Special Period'. He also addresses the renewed pressures on the country as a result of the deterioration on U.S. - Cuban relations following the election of George W. Bush September 11th and the war on Iraq."--Jacket
Print Book, English, 2004
Fernwood Publishing ; Zed Books, Black Point, Nova Scotia, London, UK, 2004
History (form)
viii, 240 pages ; 22 cm
9781552661147, 9781842773628, 9781842773635, 1552661148, 1842773623, 1842773631
52540944
From Columbus to revolution
Governance in Cuba
Race, inequality and revolution
Crime and criminal justice
The United States and Cuba
Lessons and footprints