The Cuban Revolution into the 1990s : Cuban perspectives
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The Cuban Revolution into the 1990s : Cuban perspectives
（Latin American perspectives series, no. 10）
Westview Press, c1992
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Analyzing the political and social agendas of contemporary Cuba, Cuban scholars address several controversial themes, including the relation between democracy and socialism, strategies for economic development and patterns of social change. Taking into account the difficulties Cuba faces as it confronts changing international trade relations and diminishing aid from Moscow, contributors examine specific economic problems such as the large external debt and shortages of material goods, and explore various aspects of domestic life in Cuba. Finally, they offer a retrospective view of the revolution - its origins and accomplishments and the obstacles to achieving ideological objectives.
目次
- Part 1 Democracy and socialism: reform and the future of Cuban socialism, Julio Carranza Valdes
- Cuba - Utopia and reality 30 years later, Juan Antonio Blanco
- political culture and popular participation in Cuba, Rafael Hernandez and Haroldo Dilla
- political leadership in Cuba, Georgina Suarez Hernandez
- Cuban socialism - prospects and challenges, Fernando Martinez Heredia
- reflections on the lessons of Che, Armando Hart Davalos
- the creativity of Che's economic thought, Carlos Tablada. Part 2 Economic development: Cuban economic policy in the process of rectification, Jose Luis Rodriguez Garcia
- structural changes in the Cuban economy, Miguel Alejandro Figueras
- the transformation of the Cuban sugar complex, M.Alejandro Figueras. Part 3 Social questions: youth and the Cuban revolution, Juan Luis Martin
- social policy and the family in socialist Cuba, Ines Cristina Reca
- medical applications of high technology in Cuba, Manuel Limonta Vidal and Guillermo Padron
- 30 years of Cuban revolutionary penal law, Raul Gomez Treto.
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