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Preface ix
Acknowledgments xix
1960s: Guerrilla Dictatorship 1
The Stalinization of Fidel Castro 3
Castrologists and Apologists: True Belief in the Service of False Sentiment 18
Cuban Communism and Marxist Revisionism 30
The Missile Crisis: A Decade in United States-Cuban Relations 58
1970s: Consolidation of Communism 69
United States Policy toward Cuba in a Latin Context 71
Capitalism, Communism, and Multinationalism 84
The Militarization of Guerrilla Communism 104
Military Origins of the Cuban Revolution 122
Ideological Euphoria and Post-Revolutionary Cuba 143
Authenticity and Autonomy in Cuban Communism 166
Institutionalized Militarism of Cuba 175
The Cuba Lobby: Supplying Rope to a Mortgaged Revolution 191
Institutionalization as Integration: The Cuban Revolution at Age Twenty 213
1980s: Militarization of the Regime 222
C. Wright Mills and Listen, Yankee 224
The Role of Cuba in the Pacification of Central America 237
Fidel's "Soft" Stalinism 250
1990s: Regionalization and Retreat 254
SmallNation, Global Pretensions: Fidel Castro Redux 256
Revolution, Longevity, and Legitimacy in Communist States 264
The Dictator Who Would Be King 286
New Beginnings and Familiar Endings 296
Totalitarian Options in a Post-Communist World 306
American Foreign Policy toward Castro: Paradox, Procrastination, and Paralysis 317
The Conscience of Castrologists 329
Social Science as an Instrument of Democratic Struggle 348
The Cuban Revolution: The Myth of Theory and the Theory of Myths 365
Consequences of the American Embargo 386
On Socialist Economics and Communist Politics 401
The Jewish Experience in Cuba 408
Castro and the End of Ideology 412
Military Autonomy and Dependency in Castro's Cuba 417
Cuban Models and Democratic Choices 426
Endless Celebrations for an Old Dictator 434
Reality Avoidance and Political Pilgrimage 439
Three Points of Light: Long Term U.S. Policy Responses to Cuba 453
Cuba Lobby Upgrade: Plus ca Change, Plus C'est la Meme Chose 460
The Cuban Embargo and the American Interest 477
2000s: Dissolution of Political Power 485
The Two Cubas of Elian Gonzalez 487
Cuba after Castro: The Historical Limits to Dictatorship 494
Humanitarian Capitulation 499
One Hundred Years of Ambiguity: U.S.-Cuba Relations in the 20th Century 509
The Conflict between Economy and Ideology in Cuban Communism 521
Transition Scenarios for a Post-Castro Cuba: Speaking Loudly but Carrying a Small Stick 535
Castro's Corn: Petroleum and Globalization 547
Rocky Shoals of Reform: Castro and the Caudillo 555
Cuba, Castro, and Anti-Semitism 564
Semper Fidel 575
Mi Vida: The Manichean Face of Dictatorship 584
Index 595
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