Reconnecting with Cuba: how Washington lost a Cold War in Latin America

Morris Morley

Reconnecting with Cuba: how Washington lost a Cold War in Latin America

Morris Morley

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Morris Morley's exploration of the Cuba-Latin America-United States triangle contrasts the region's sophisticated post-Cold War approach toward Cuba - based on the notion that a business-like relationship is not incompatible with disagreement and criticism - with the unyielding, hardline stance adopted by Washington.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Cuba, the United States, and the post-Cold War world
Subtitle of host publication	the international dimensions of the Washington-Havana relationship
Editors	Morris Morley, Chris McGillion
Place of Publication	Gainesville, Florida
Publisher	University Press of Florida
Pages	180-233
Number of pages	54
ISBN (Print)	0813028272
Publication status	Published - 2005

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Name	Contemporary Cuba
Publisher	University Press of Florida

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Cuba, the United States, and the post-Cold War world: the international dimensions of the Washington-Havana relationship. ed. / Morris Morley; Chris McGillion. Gainesville, Florida: University Press of Florida, 2005. p. 180-233 (Contemporary Cuba).

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