The arrival of four new books on cuba reminds us that, since 1959, the revolution. Reaction and revolt 1 by francisco dominguez, geraldine lievesley, steve ludlam, francisco dominguez, geraldine lievesley, steve ludlam isbn. Balances a comprehensive overview of the political and economic events of the revolution with a look at the revolutions social impact. Geraldine lievesley the cuban revolution offers a reflective account of what the revolution has meant to various actors the cuban leaders and people themselves, the states of central and latin america particularly.
Geraldine lievesley is senior lecturer, and teaches latin american and cuban politics at manchester metropolitan university. Her research focuses on latin american and cuban politics. Past, present and future perspectives by lievesley, geraldine author paperback 2004 lievesley, geraldine on. Geraldine lievesleys research works manchester metropolitan. While the author discusses politics, economics and. Revolucion cubana was an armed revolt conducted by fidel. Past, present and future perspectives, by geraldine lievesley. Rather than offer a simple narrative of events, geraldine. About this book introduction the cuban revolution offers a reflective account of what the revolution has meant to various actors such as the dominant powers, the third world, fellow revolutionaries, intellectuals and cuban citizens at different periods in its history. The cuban revolution offers a reflective account of what the revolution has meant to various actors such as the dominant powers. Rightwing politics in the new latin america zed books. Book authors geraldine lievesley date 2003 publisher palgrave macmillan pub place basingstoke isbn 9781403943972. Cuban revolution and related entities entities finder.
Past, present and future perspectives by lievesley, geraldine author paperback 2004 paperback january 1, 2004. Reclaiming latin america by geraldine lievesle, 97818481835, available at book depository with free delivery worldwide. Geraldine lievesley author of reclaiming latin america. A history of the cuban revolution presents a concise sociohistorical account of the cuban revolution of 1959, an event that continues to spark debate 50 years later. Steve ludlam is senior lecturer, and teaches cuban and latin american politics at the university of sheffield. Cuban heritage collection u of miami the cuban heritage collection is a repository for primary and secondary sources of cuba and the cuban diaspora from colonial times to the present. Geraldine lievesley is a senior lecturer in politics at manchester. Geraldine lievesley is a senior lecturer in politics at manchester metropolitan university.
This book offers a concise overview of the military insurrection of the 1950s, a look at the key figures of the cuban revolution, and a brief selection of primary sources of the revolution. The revolution of the cuban revolution 1559 words 7 pages. Nielsen book data summary the focus for students of latin america in the past decade has been on the political forces of the left and the socalled pink tide presidencies attempting to bring about social and economic change in the region. The developing nation gained independence only as recently as 1898, and was already filled with an atmosphere of distrust and resentment towards the united states. Geraldine lievesley the cuban revolution offers a reflective account of what the revolution has meant to various actors such as the dominant powers, the third world, fellow revolutionaries, intellectuals and cuban. Past, present and future perspectives geraldine lievesley auth.
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Edited by francisco dominguez, geraldine lievesley and steve ludlam. Reaction and revolt, edited by francisco dominguez, geraldine lievesley, and steve ludlam is. The cuban revolution offers a reflective account of what the revolution has meant to various actors the dominant powers, the third world, fellow revolutionaries, intellectuals and cuban citizens. Further reflections on critical realism request pdf.
This book is a onestop guide to the revival of social democratic and socialist politics. I am very interested in the bolivarian revolution, so it was interesting to me. The cuban revolution was the spark that ignited the flame of communism in cuba. Fidel castro and the quest for a revolutionary culture in. In this reflective account of what the revolution has meant to various actors such as the dominant powers, the third world, fellow revolutionaries and intellectuals, geraldine lievesley addresses significant themes with which the revolution has engaged an. Past, present and future perspectives 2004 by geraldine lievesley isbn. Fidel castro and the urban underground book by julia e. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders. List of books and articles about cuban revolution online. Geraldine lievesley s 7 research works with 7 citations and 61 reads, including. Nov 10, 2011 buy rightwing politics in the new latin america. Contains documents on the influence in latin america of the cuban revolution of 1959 and the exclusion of cuba from the organization of american states 1962. There have been many books about the cuban revolution, many of them written by north americans and frequently by authors with cuban origins.
A captivating guide to the armed revolt that changed the course of cuba, including stories of leaders such as fidel castro, che guevara, and fulgencio batista kindle edition. Behind the scenes in havana university press of florida, 20 offers 25 years of reportage and commentary, hauling up a sort of core sample of telling details. A history of the cuban revolution audiobook by aviva. After so many books on the cuban revolution, it might seem impossible to shed new light on one of the key moments in the twentieth century. Past, present and future perspectives, by geraldine. The cuban revolution offers a reflective account of what the revolution has meant to various actors the cuban leaders and people themselves, the states of central and latin america particularly leftwing parties and popular movements within them, the american political establishment, public and cuban exile community in the us, the soviet.
Popular cuban history books meet your next favorite book. Experiments in radical social democracy 1 by geraldine lievesley and steve ludlam isbn. Feb 24, 2020 contains documents on the influence in latin america of the cuban revolution of 1959 and the exclusion of cuba from the organization of american states 1962. Where has the literature taken us in understanding cuba. The book rightwing politics in the new latin america. An excellent book timely, scholarly, balanced and accessible to a wide range of interested lay readers and undergraduates peter north, university of liverpool editors geraldine lievesley and steve ludlam provide an overview that synthesizes the outstanding features of leftist and moderate leftist movements and governments, followed by individual chapters that focus on those nations where. The cuban revolution offers a reflective account of what the revolution has meant to various actors such as the dominant powers, the third world, fellow revolutionaries, intellectuals and cuban citizens at different periods in its history. She is a member of the society for latin american studies and the cuba research forum. The cuban revolution offers a reflective account of what the revolution has meant to various actors the dominant powers, the third world, fellow revolutionaries, intellectuals and cuban citizens at different periods in its history. The origins of the cuban revolution reconsidered book by samuel farber. The cuban revolution begins by summarizing events in cuba from its 1868 independence from spain through 1958, the year before the revolution. Reaction and revolt, edited by francisco dominguez, geraldine lievesley, and steve ludlam is published by zed books.
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