Cuban Communism

Horowitz: Introduction
Mesa-Lago: Economics: Realism and Rationality
Barkin: Cuban Agriulture: A Strategy of Economic Development
Roca: Cuban Economic Policy in the 1970s: The Trodden Paths
Eckstein: The Debourgeoisement of Cuban Cities
Hagelberg: Cuba's Sugar Policy
Moran: The International Political Economy of Cuban Nickel Development
Bernardo: Moral Stimilation and labor Allocation in Cuba
Victoria: Mass and Class in the Origins of the Cuban revolution
Salas: Juvenile Delinquency in Postrevolutionary Cuba: Characteristics and Cuban Explanations
Azicri: Women's Development Through Revolutionary Mobilization: A Study of the Federation of Cuban Women
Fox: Race and Class in Contemporary Cuba
Kahl: Cuban Paradox: Stratified Equality
Winn: The Cuban State and the Arts
Fagen: Revolution: For Internal Consumption Only
Fontaine: Fidel castro: Front and Center
Gonzalez: Political Succession in Cuba
Duncan: Problems of Cuban Foreign Policy
Dominguez: Cuba: Domestic Bread and Foreign Circuses
Fontaine and Henderson: Cuban Activities in Africa
Montaner: Towards a Consistenr U.S. Cuban Policy: American Foreign Policy After Afghanistan
Horowitz: The Cuban Lobby: Supplying Rope to a Mortgaged Revolution
San Martín and Bonachea: The Military Dimension of the Cuban Revolutin
Horowitz: Military Origins of the Cuban Revolution
Horowitz: Military Outcomes of the Cuban revolution
LeoGrande: A Bureaucratic Approach to Civil-Military Relations in Communist Political Systems: The Case of Cuba
Karol: The Reckoning: Cuba and the U.S.S.R.
Thomas: Coping with Cuba
Philipson: "The Smile of Lenin": Inside Cubaś Revolution