Despite its small size, Cuba has often had a large presence on the global stage. Its far-from-homogenous society, sophisticated music and culture, and volatile relations with the United States-as well as the uncertainty surrounding the inevitable post-Castro era-make it the focal point for the world's attention and a source of fascination for all kinds of readers.
Ted A. Henken, PhD, is assistant professor of Black and Hispanic studies and sociology/anthropology at Baruch College, City University of New York, New York, NY.
"Cuba: A Global Studies Handbook is an especially appropriate addition to academic and community library International Studies reference collections and supplemental reading lists." - Midwest Book Review "Cuba: A Global Studies Handbook is recommended for large public and all academic libraries." - Reference & User Services Quarterly "This handbook on Cuba is recommended for geography and business collections in public and academic libraries." - ARBA
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