Cuba In Transition: Crisis And Transformation

Contents
	Foreword
	Acknowledgments
	Introduction
	Sandor Halebsky and John M. Kirk
	Notes
Part 1. The Search for Political and Organizational Forms
	Introduction to Part 1
	1 Cuban Socialism: Rectification and the New Model of Accumulation
	2 The Rectification Process Revisited: Cuba\'s Defense of Traditional Marxism-Leninism
	3 Democracy and Socialist Cuba
	4 Bureaucracy Versus Democracy in Contemporary Cuba: An Assessment of Thirty Years of Organizational Development
Part 2. Whither the Cuban Economy?
	Introduction to Part 2
	5 Cuba\'s Socialist Economy at Thirty: Assessments and Prospects
	6 Cuba in the 1990s: Economic Reorientation and International Reintegration
	7 Beyond Basic Needs: Cuba\'s Search for Stable Development in the 1990s
Part 3. Everyday Life in Contemporary Cuba
	Introduction to Part 3
	8 The Problems of Single Motherhood in Cuba
	9 Sexuality and Socialism in Cuba
	10 Race, Culture, and Social Change in Contemporary Cuba
	11 Cuban Political Culture Between Betrayal and Death
	About the Book
	About the Editors and Contributors
	Index