… In this article, we do not advocate the United States adopt the Cuban system: the cultural,
political, and socioeconomic differences are too great, and clearly each nation must find its …

… to fit the current US-Cuba relationship. With the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end
of Cuban support for revolutionary movements as well as the establishment of democratically …

… to address the roots of the hostility that has characterized the United States’ relationship
with Cuba and has persisted for decades, long after the Cold War. It answers the question of …

… , this article starts with an overview of the industry in the advanced capitalist countries,
particularly the United States, to better appreciate what makes the Cuban case so distinctive. …

… in his introduction to the 1930 edition of the Essai politique sur l’ıle de Cuba [Political Essay
on … author of the Political Essay on the Island of Cuba belongs to this our Cuban nation] (VIII). …

… of the Cuban Revolution. This is that, while many Cuba specialists continue to approach the
study of Cuba … continue to assume that non-Cuban paradigms should be applied. However, …

… rich and methodologically diverse historiography about relations between the United States
and Cuba, the history of the Soviet-Cuba relationship has received sparse treatment, much …

… the facts of the occupation of Cuba is not at variance with the … of the cruelty of their Spanish
masters toward the aborigines are … estimates of populations and of the killed, are concerned I …

… That is because the remarkable endurance of the Cuban Revolution over an unexpected …
roots, by the factors that combined as and when they did to create the revolutionary process …

… Bardach, both the United States and Cuba would be more … Cuban realities on both sides
of the Florida Straits. This book is a tour de force, the definitive work on the still ongoing Cuban …