Cuba Under Pressure: Revolution, Sanctions, Survival
Histories and diplomatic accounts that explain how Cuba's revolution, its long entanglement with the United States, and new great-power alignments shape the island's current crisis.
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Cuba (winner of the Pulitzer Prize)Dr. Ada Ferrer, Ada FerrerAda Ferrer’s Pulitzer-winning national history provides a comprehensive, recent foundation for understanding Cuba’s...Shelf signal: Cuban History
Back Channel to CubaWilliam M. LeoGrande, Peter KornbluhLeoGrande and Kornbluh trace the back-channel diplomacy and U.S. policy shifts that illuminate the legal and sanction...Shelf signal: Cuban History
Cuba's Revolutionary WorldJonathan C. BrownJonathan C. Brown’s account of the revolutionary period explains the ideological and institutional roots of Cuba’s...Shelf signal: Cuban History
The History of CubaClifford L. StatenClifford Staten’s broad history situates Cuba’s strategic value and recurring external entanglements that underlie...Shelf signal: Cuban History
Cuba Libre!Tony PerrottetTony Perrottet’s narrative on the revolution gives readable portraits of key actors and social change useful to...Shelf signal: Cuban History
Voices From the Other SideKeith BolenderKeith Bolender’s focus on attacks and U.S. involvement offers needed context for the historical cycle of violence and...Shelf signal: Terrorism & Counterterrorism