… social structural change. This paper compares the social history of health policy in Chile and
Cuba… and consultant in Chile between 1971 and 1973 and in Cuba during 1979; selective …

… demonstrate the links between medicine and broader social change. When the … , social
structural change. This paper compares the social history of health policy in Chile and Cuba. The …

… Political and social change does not occur in a vacuum and there are various aspects this
volume does not explicity address; for example, the labor sector and its organizations, religion, …

… ; and we always felt this pain, the human pain of social change. . . . We saw the initiative
we needed to take to be part of the general struggle . . . and some of us were in the FMLN....…

… Political demobilization or departicipation immediately followed the wars, yielding little net
social change. This essay will ask whether the social mobilization hypothesis can contribute to …

… change in Cuba in the late 1950s is its neglect of the literature on democratization. Scholars
tend to see Cuba as … Whereas scholarship on Cuba suffers from blindness toward theories of …

… the critical sectors of social conflict in their country. The Battle of Chile ends up documenting
not … It was at this point that Ulive returned from his five-year stay in Cuba, and we decided to …

… ’s main points and conclusions for encouraging social justice in Cuba. It also contains specific
… , gradual change is better than abrupt, rapid change. Ie The pace of change in Chile was …

… After becoming Cuba’s leader in 2006, Raúl Castro promised structural reforms and
stimulated a debate on economic and social changes that turned to be the broadest and deepest …

… between post-Revolutionary Cuba and Chile during the government of … how Cuba affected
the articulation of the Chilean Road to Socialism (known as Vía Chilena al Socialismo). Cuba …