This book provides a comprehensive assessment of the 1970s in Cuba that challenges the prevailing interpretation of the revolution as simply a period of "Sovietization." Drawing from multidisciplinary perspectives, this book demonstrates that the decade was a time of intense transformation that proved pivotal to the development of the revolution.
This book provides a comprehensive assessment of the 1970s in Cuba that challenges the prevailing interpretation of the revolution as simply a period of "Sovietization." Drawing from multidisciplinary perspectives, this book demonstrates that the decade was a time of intense transformation that proved pivotal to the development of the revolution.
Emily J. Kirk is Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) postdoctoral research fellow in the Department of International Development Studies at Dalhousie University. Anna Clayfield is lecturer in Spanish and Latin American studies at the University of Chester. Isabel Story is lecturer in the School of Art and Design at Nottingham Trent University and is a visiting research fellow at the University of Nottingham.
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List of Acronyms Introduction: Cuba's Forgotten Decade Section One: Politics and International Relations Chapter 1: Raúl's Decade? Or the First Swing of the Pendulum? Antoni Kapcia Chapter 2: Havana and Moscow in the 1970s: "Sovietization" in an Era of Détente Mervyn Bain Chapter 3: David Rising: Cuba and its Northern Goliath in the 1970s H. Michael Erisman Chapter 4: Canada-Cuba Relations in the 1970s John M. Kirk Chapter 5: Militarized by Moscow? Re-examining Soviet Influence on Cuba in the 1970s Anna Clayfield Section Two: Healthcare and Education Chapter 6: No Secret Cure: Why the 1970s Hold the Mystery to Cuba's Health Paradox Robert Huish Chapter 7: Sexual Education in the 1970s: A Health-Based Approach Emily J. Kirk Chapter 8: Cuban Women and the State: Women's Lives in the 1970s and the New Reproductive Bargain Hope Bastian Martínez Chapter 9: The "Three Ps" (Perfecting, Professionalization, and Pragmatism) and their Limitations for Understanding Cuban Education in the 1970s Rosi Smith Chapter 10: Is Class Race, and Race Class? Blacks, the Cuban Revolution, and the 1970s Isaac Saney Section Three: Culture Chapter 11: Black Skin, Red Masks? Decolonization and Literature in 1970s Cuba Par Kumaraswami Chapter 12: Utopian Cultural Construction: Cuban Cultural Organization in the 1970s Isabel Story Chapter 13: Cinema and Culture in the 1970s: The Art of Autonomy Guy Baron Chapter 14: "Seremos (otra vez) como el Che"? Angola as an "alternative narrative" to Cuba in the 1970s Raquel Ribeiro Chapter 15: Within the Revolution, Everyone: Cuba, Youth, and Interrogating the 1970s Paradigm Anne Luke Conclusion Index About the Contributors
List of Acronyms Introduction: Cuba's Forgotten Decade Section One: Politics and International Relations Chapter 1: Raúl's Decade? Or the First Swing of the Pendulum? Antoni Kapcia Chapter 2: Havana and Moscow in the 1970s: "Sovietization" in an Era of Détente Mervyn Bain Chapter 3: David Rising: Cuba and its Northern Goliath in the 1970s H. Michael Erisman Chapter 4: Canada-Cuba Relations in the 1970s John M. Kirk Chapter 5: Militarized by Moscow? Re-examining Soviet Influence on Cuba in the 1970s Anna Clayfield Section Two: Healthcare and Education Chapter 6: No Secret Cure: Why the 1970s Hold the Mystery to Cuba's Health Paradox Robert Huish Chapter 7: Sexual Education in the 1970s: A Health-Based Approach Emily J. Kirk Chapter 8: Cuban Women and the State: Women's Lives in the 1970s and the New Reproductive Bargain Hope Bastian Martínez Chapter 9: The "Three Ps" (Perfecting, Professionalization, and Pragmatism) and their Limitations for Understanding Cuban Education in the 1970s Rosi Smith Chapter 10: Is Class Race, and Race Class? Blacks, the Cuban Revolution, and the 1970s Isaac Saney Section Three: Culture Chapter 11: Black Skin, Red Masks? Decolonization and Literature in 1970s Cuba Par Kumaraswami Chapter 12: Utopian Cultural Construction: Cuban Cultural Organization in the 1970s Isabel Story Chapter 13: Cinema and Culture in the 1970s: The Art of Autonomy Guy Baron Chapter 14: "Seremos (otra vez) como el Che"? Angola as an "alternative narrative" to Cuba in the 1970s Raquel Ribeiro Chapter 15: Within the Revolution, Everyone: Cuba, Youth, and Interrogating the 1970s Paradigm Anne Luke Conclusion Index About the Contributors
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