Transformation and Struggle

SANDOR HALEBSKY is Professor of Sociology at St. Mary's University and is co-editor of Cuba: Twenty Five Years of Revolution.JOHN M. KIRK is Professor of Spanish at Dalhousie University and is co-editor of Cuba: Twenty Five Years of Revolution.

• Introduction The Political: State, Society, and the Citizen The Cuban Rectification: Safeguarding the Revoluton While Building the Future by Max Azicri Socialism and Democracy: Some Thoughts after 30 Years of Revolution in Cuba by Marifefi Perez-Stable The Matter of Democracy in Cuba: Snapshots of Three Moments by Carollee Bengelsdorf The Changing Role of Law in Revolutionary Cuba by Debra Evenson Human Rights in Cuba: Politics and Ideology by Tony Platt and Ed McCaughan The Economy: Productivity, Development, and Equity The Cuban Economy: A Current Assessment by Jose Luis Rodriguez Agricultural Policy with Social Justice and Development by Eugenio R. Balari Agricultural Production Cooperatives and Cuban Socialism: New Approaches to Agricultural Development by Mieke Meurs Cuba's Economic Diversification: Progress and Shotcomings by Andrew Zimbalist Some Reflections on the Cuban Economic Model by Claes Brundenius The Supply of Consumer Goods in Cuba by Eugenio R. Balari The Social: Systems of Relationship, Status, and Social Services The Cuban Family in the 1980s by Lois M. Smith and Alfred Padula Cuba's New Professionals by Frank T. Fitzgerald The Changing Class Structure in the Development of Socialism in Cuba by Mayra Espina Prieto and Lilia Nunez Moreno The Catholic Faith and Revolution in Cuba: Contradictions and Understanding by Aurelio Alons Tejada Cuban Housing Policy by Jill Hamberg Whither Cuban Medicine? Challenges for the Next Generation by Sarah M. Santana Selected Bibliography Index