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Preface
I Introduction: History as Prologue: Cuba before the "Special Period"
by Philip Brenner, Marguerite Rose Jiménez, John M. Kirk, and William M. LeoGrande
1 The Revolutionary and Political Content of Fidel Castro's Charismatic Authority
by Nelson P. Valdés
2 July 26. History Absolved Him. Now What?
by Saul Landau
II Cuban Politics
Editors' Introduction
3 "The Cuban Nation's Single Party": The Communist Party of Cuba Faces the Future
by William M. LeoGrande
4 Cuba's Revolutionary Armed Forces: Last Bulwark of the State! Last Bulwark of the 
Revolution?
by Hal Klepak
5 On Cuban Democracy: Cuba and the Democratic Culture
by Raphael Hern ndez
6 Successes and Failures of a Decentralizing Experience: Cuba's Local Governments
by Haroldo Dilla Alfonso and Gerardo Gonz lez Núñez
7 Society, Civil Society, and the State: An Uneasy Three-Way Affair
by Dami n J. Fern ndez
8 Miami Herald Cuba Poll: The Findings and How Cubans Responded to Questions
by Mimi Whitefield and Mary Beth Sheridan
9 Cuba's Catholic Dissident: The Saga of Oswaldo Pay 
by Tim Padgett
III Cuban Economy
Editors' Introduction
10 Development as an Unfinished Affair: Cuba After the 'Great Adjustment' of the 1990s
by Pedro Monreal
11 The Cuban Economy: Amid Economic Stagnation and Reversal of Reforms
by Mauricio de Miranda Parrondo
12 Cutting Losses: Cuba Downsizes Its Sugar Industry
by Philip Peters
13 The Political Economy of Leisure
by Marguerite Rose Jiménez
14 Going Against the Grain: Agricultural Crisis and Transformation
by Minor Sinclair and Martha Thompson
15 Vale Todo
by Ted Henken
16 Dollarization and its Discontents: Remittances and Cuba's Remaking in the Post-Soviet Era
by Susan Eckstein
IV Cuban Foreign Policy
Editors' Introduction
17 Neoliberalism, Global Inequality, and Irreparable Destruction of Our Natural Habitat: 
Message to the 11th United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
by Fidel Castro Ruz
18 Cuba and the Pax Americana
by Jorge I. Domínguez
19 Cuba's Counter-Hegemonic Strategy
by H. Michael Erisman
20 Like Sisyphus' Stone: U.S.-Cuban Relations in the Aftermath of September 11, 2001
by Soraya M. Castro Mariño
21 Advancing the Day When Cuba Will Be Free
by Daniel W. Fisk
22 Fidel's Final Victory
by Julia E. Sweig
23 Wanted: A Logical Cuba Policy
by Wayne S. Smith
24 The Cuban Five and the U.S. War Against Terror
by Leonard Weinglass
25 The European Union's Perception of Cuba: From Frustration to Irritation
by Joaquín Roy
26 Sleeping with an Elephant
by Peter McKenna and John M. Kirk
27 Cuban Americans and Their Transnational Ties
by Susan Eckstein and Lorena Barberia
V Social Transformation
Editors' Introduction
28 In the Shadow of Plenty, Cuba Copes with a Crippled Health Care System
by Robin C. Williams
29 Social Impact of the Economic Measures
by Mirén Uriarte
30 Cuban Youth: Aspirations, Social Perceptions, and Identity
by María Isabel Domínguez
31 The Cuban Education System: Lessons and Dilemmas
by Lavinia Gasperini
32 Early Childhood Education in Revolutionary Cuba during the Special Period
by Margo Kirk
33 Heroines of the Special Period
by María López Vigil
34 The Status of Cuban Women: From Economically Dependent to Independent
by Raisa Pagés
35 Recreating Racism: Race and Discrimination in Cuba's "Special Period"
by Alejandro de la Fuente
36 The Status of Gays in Cuba: Myth and Reality
by Larry Oberg
37 Civil Society and Religion in Cuba: Past, Present, and Future
by Margaret E. Crahan
38 There is No Homeland Without Virtue
by Cardinal Jaime Ortega Alamino
VI Cuban Culture
Editors' Introduction
39 A Black Woman from Cuba, That's All
An interview with Nancy Morejón
40 Living and Creating in Cuba: Risks and Challenges
by Leonardo Padura Fuentes
41 Visions of Dollars Dance Before Cuban Artists' Eyes
by Maria Finn Domínguez
42 Ballet: Split with Cuba Still Brings Pain
by Enrique Fern ndez
43 Cuban Cinema
by Michael Chanan
44 Two Songs
by Carlos Varela
45 From the Heart of Cuba, A Love Song for the Crescent City
by David C zares
46 Rap and Revolution: Hip-Hop Comes to Cuba
by Margot Olavarria
47 Home-Grown Virtuosos
by Howard Reich
48 The Dual Role of Sports
by Paula Pettavino and Philip Brenner
49 The Cuban Media
by María López Vigil
Appendix: Chronology of the "Special Period," 1986¿2006
Index
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Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Cuba -- History -- 1990-.