MIGUEL GONZALEZ-PANDO is the founder of the Cuban Living History Project at Florida International University. He came to this country in 1960 and joined the Bay of Pigs invasion, as a result of which he was caught and held prisoner. Upon his release from a Cuban jail two years later, he returned to South Florida. He is the editor of Bilingualism in a Multicultural Society (1975), Greater Miami: Spirit of Cuban Enterprise (1995), and Miami: Gateway to the Americas (1996).

• Preface Introduction: The "Cuban Exile Country": A Drama Without a Script Historical Background Genesis of the Cuban Exile Development of the "Cuban Exile Country" Identity, Culture, and Exile Life The EmigREs' Economic Miracle Politics of the EmigREs Epilogue: The "Cuban Exile Country" in the Post-Castro Era Appendix A: Statistical Summary Appendix B: Summary of Stages of Development of "Cuban Exile Country" Appendix C: Notable Cuban Americans Selected Bibliography Index

MIGUEL GONZALEZ-PANDO is the founder of the Cuban Living History Project at Florida International University. He came to this country in 1960 and joined the Bay of Pigs invasion, as a result of which he was caught and held prisoner. Upon his release from a Cuban jail two years later, he returned to South Florida. He is the editor of Bilingualism in a Multicultural Society (1975), Greater Miami: Spirit of Cuban Enterprise (1995), and Miami: Gateway to the Americas (1996).

• Preface Introduction: The "Cuban Exile Country": A Drama Without a Script Historical Background Genesis of the Cuban Exile Development of the "Cuban Exile Country" Identity, Culture, and Exile Life The EmigREs' Economic Miracle Politics of the EmigREs Epilogue: The "Cuban Exile Country" in the Post-Castro Era Appendix A: Statistical Summary Appendix B: Summary of Stages of Development of "Cuban Exile Country" Appendix C: Notable Cuban Americans Selected Bibliography Index

MIGUEL GONZALEZ-PANDO is the founder of the Cuban Living History Project at Florida International University. He came to this country in 1960 and joined the Bay of Pigs invasion, as a result of which he was caught and held prisoner. Upon his release from a Cuban jail two years later, he returned to South Florida. He is the editor of Bilingualism in a Multicultural Society (1975), Greater Miami: Spirit of Cuban Enterprise (1995), and Miami: Gateway to the Americas (1996).

• Preface Introduction: The "Cuban Exile Country": A Drama Without a Script Historical Background Genesis of the Cuban Exile Development of the "Cuban Exile Country" Identity, Culture, and Exile Life The EmigREs' Economic Miracle Politics of the EmigREs Epilogue: The "Cuban Exile Country" in the Post-Castro Era Appendix A: Statistical Summary Appendix B: Summary of Stages of Development of "Cuban Exile Country" Appendix C: Notable Cuban Americans Selected Bibliography Index