Cuba: The Economic and Social Revolution - Paperback
by Dudley Seers (Editor)
This is the first serious study of economic and social developments in Cuba since the revolution. The authors, a group of English and Chilean economists, place the revolution in the historical context, assess the changes that have occurred since the Castro government came to power in 1959, and attempt to foresee what lies in store for the island nation in the critical years ahead.
Originally published in 1964.
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