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  Año 2017, Número 2. Dedicado a: Cuba: looking toward the future

  • Introduction

    • Cuba Looks to the Future

      William M. LeoGrande

      págs. 235-252

      

  • Part I: Updating the Economy

    • Updating the Cuban Economy: The First 10 Years

      Ricardo Torres Pérez

      págs. 255-275

      

    • Private and Cooperative Enterprise in Cuba's Economic Future

      Archibald R. M. Ritter

      págs. 277-303

      

    • Bienvenida-Maybe: Cuba's Gradual Opening to World Markets

      Richard E. Feinberg

      págs. 305-330

      

    • Race and Inequality in the New Cuba: Reasons, Dynamics, and Manifestations

      Katrin Hansing

      págs. 331-349

      

  • Part II: Facing Political Challenges

    • Updating Cuban Socialism: The Politics of Economic Renovation

      William M. LeoGrande

      págs. 353-382

      

    • Cuba: Religion and Civil Society

      Margaret E. Crahan

      págs. 383-405

      

    • Intellectuals, Civil Society, and Political Power in Cuba

      Rafael Hernández

      págs. 407-428

      

    • Cuba's Digital Millennials: Independent Digital Media and Civil Society on the Island of the Disconnected

      Ted A. Henken

      págs. 429-456

      

  • Part III: Engaging the World

    • A Long Legacy of Distrust and the Future of Cuban-US Relations

      Philip Brenner, Teresa García Castro

      págs. 459-485

      

    • Cuba's Relations with Latin America

      Carlos Oliva Campos, Gary Prevost

      págs. 487-506

      

    • Havana, Moscow, and Beijing: Looking to the Future in the Shadow of the Past

      Mervyn J. Bain

      págs. 507-526