Cuba and Africa, 1959-1994

Kali Argyriadis (Editor) Kali Argyriadis is an anthropologist and researcher at the Institute of Research for Development (IRD) and based at URMIS at University of Paris Diderot.Giulia Bonacci (Editor) Giulia Bonacci is an historian and researcher at the Institute of Research for Development (IRD) and based at URMIS at Université Côte d'Azur.Adrien Delmas (Editor) Adrien Delmas is currently director of Centre Jacques Berque, Rabat (USR 3136) and associate researcher at the Institut des mondes africains, Paris.

• Figures and TableForewordAcknowledgementsAcronyms and AbbreviationsTimeline of Historical EventsMap of Africa, 1994Introduction: Reconfiguring the Cuba-Africa Encounter PART I: Politics and SolidarityChapter 1 Cubans in Algiers. The Political Uses of Memory Chapter 2 Cuban policy and African Politics. Congo-Brazzaville and Angola, 1963-1977Chapter 3 Motivations and Legacies of the Cuban Presence in Equatorial Guinea from 1969 to the PresentChapter 4 Cuban internationalism in Africa. Civil Cooperation with Angola and its AftermathPART II: TrajectoriesChapter 5 The Experience of a Multidisciplinary Research into Angola’s National Question: Anthropology in a War ContextChapter 6 Cuban-Congolese Families: From the Fizi-Baraka underground to HavanaPART III: VoicesChapter 7 Atlantic Voices: Imagination and Sound Dialogue between Congolese and Cuban singers in the 1950sChapter 8 Cultural Diplomacy in the Cold War: Musical Dialogues between Cuba and West Africa, 1960-1970PART IV: Reconstructing History, Reconnecting RootsChapter 9 The Construction of a Spiritual Filiation from Havana to Ilé-IféChapter 10 The Island, the Peninsula, and the Continent: Cuban American Engagements with Africa li>ContributorsIndex