A contemporary Cuba reader : reinventing the Revolution / edited by Phillip Brenner ... [et al.].

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Other Authors: Brenner, Philip
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Lanham : Rowman and Littlefield, c2008.
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Online Access:Table of contents only
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction: History as prologue : Cuba before the special period
  • The revolutionary and political content of Fidel Castro's charismatic authority / Nelson P. Valdés
  • July 26. History absolved him. Now what? / Saul Landau
  • "The Cuban nation's single party" : the Communist Party of Cuba faces the future / William M. LeoGrande
  • Cuba's Revolutionary Armed Forces : last bulwark of the state! Last bulwark of the revolution? / Hal Klepak
  • On Cuban democracy : Cuba and the democratic culture / Rafael Hernández
  • Successes and failures of a decentralizing experience : Cuba's local governments / Haroldo Dilla Alfonso, Gerardo González Núñez
  • Society, civil society, and the state : an uneasy three-way affair / Damian J. Fernández
  • Cuba poll : the findings / Mimi Whitefield, Mary Beth Sheridan
  • Cuba's Catholic dissident : the saga of Oswald Payá / Tim Padgett
  • Development as an unfinished affair : Cuba after the "great adjustment" of the 1990s / Pedro Monreal
  • The Cuban economy : amid economic stagnation and reversal of reforms / Mauricio de Miranda Parrondo
  • Cutting losses : Cuba downsizes its sugar industry / Philip Peters
  • The political economy of leisure / Marguerite Rose Jiménez
  • Going against the grain : agricultural crisis and transformation / Minor Sinclair, Martha Thompson
  • Vale todo : in Cuba's Paladares, everything is prohibited but anything goes / Ted Henken
  • Dollarization and its discontents in the post-Soviet era / Susan Eckstein
  • Neoliberalism, global inequality, and irreparable destruction of our natural habitat : message to the 11th United Nations Conference on Trade and Development / Fidel Castro Ruz
  • Cuba and the Pax Americana / Jorge I. Domínguez
  • Cuba's counter-hegemonic strategy / H. Michael Erisman
  • Like Sisyphus's stone : U.S.-Cuban relations in the aftermath of September 11, 2001 / Soraya M. Castro Mariño
  • Advancing the day when Cuba will be free / Daniel W. Fisk
  • Fidel's final victory / Julia E. Sweig
  • Wanted : a logical Cuba policy / Wayne S. Smith
  • The Cuban Five and the U.S. War Against Terror / Leonard Weinglass
  • The European Union's perception of Cuba : from frustration to irritation / Joaquín Roy
  • Sleeping with an elephant / Peter McKenna, John M. Kirk
  • Cuban Americans and their transnational ties / Susan Eckstein, Loreen Barbeira
  • In the shadow of plenty, Cuba copes with a crippled health care system / Robin C. Williams
  • Social impact of the economic measures / Mirén Uriarte
  • Cuban youth : aspirations, social perceptions, and identity / María Isabel Domínguez
  • The Cuban education system : lessons and dilemmas / Lavinia Gasperini
  • Early childhood education in revolutionary Cuba during the special period / Margo Kirk
  • Heroines of the special period / María López Vigil
  • The status of Cuban women : from economically dependent to independent / Raisa Pagés
  • Recreating racism : race and discrimination in Cuba's special period / Alejandro del al Fuente
  • The status of gays in Cuba : myth and reality / Larry R. Oberg
  • Civil society and religion in Cuba : past, present, and future / Margaret E. Crahan
  • There is no homeland without virtue / Cardinal Jaime Lucas Ortega y Alamino
  • A Black woman from Cuba, that's all : an interview with Nancy Morejón / Nancy Morejón, John M. Kirk
  • Living and creating in Cuba : risks and challenges / Leonardo Padura Fuentes
  • Visions of dollars dance before Cuban artists' eyes / Maria Finn
  • Ballet : split with Cuba still brings pain / Enrique Fernándex
  • Cuban cinema / Michael Chanan
  • Two songs / Carlos Varela
  • From the heart of Cuba, a love song for the Crescent City / David Cázares
  • Rap and revolution : hip-hop comes to Cuba / Margot Olavarria
  • Home-grown virtuosos / Howard Reich
  • The dual role of sports / Paula Pettavino, Philip Brenner
  • The Cuban media / María López Vigil.