Soviet-Latin American Relations in the 1980s by Augusto Varas

Author:Augusto Varas [Varas, Augusto]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Political Science, General
ISBN: 9781000312775
Google: _B-eDwAAQBAJ
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2019-06-18T13:59:19+00:00

Notes

1. Rafael González Rubi, "Cuba: Avatares Recientes de la Economía." Comercio Exterior 34, no. 1, January 1984, Mexico, pp. 50-57.

2. See for example, "Why Castro Now Wants to Deal with the U.S.," U.S. News and World Report, July 30, 1984, pp. 47-48, and Joseph B. Treaster, "What's Behind Castro's Softer Tone," New York Times, Aug. 5, 1984, p. E5.

3. Wayne S. Smith, "Dateline Havana: Miopic Diplomacy," Foreign Policy, no. 48, Fall 1982, pp. 173-174.

4. Richard Fagen, "Cuba and the Soviet Union," Wilson Quarterly, Winter 1978, pp. 71-72.

5. Augusto Varas, Soviet-Latin American Relations Under United States Regional Hegemony. Wilson Center, Working Paper no. 140, Table 1, p. 43.

6. Trade relations and political relations at the government and party level are handled by different sections or departments of the Soviet government and the CPSU for Cuba and for the rest of Latin America.

7. See Eliana Merlet, "La Experiencia Chilena 1970-1973: Presencia Soviética y Percepciones desde Estados Unidos," Cuadernos Semestrales, Estados Unidos: Perspectiva Latinoamericana, CIDE, Mexico, Second Semester 1982, no. 12, p. 305-329.

8. Edmé Dominguez Reyes, "Los Debates Académicos Soviéticos sobre América Latina en los Añtos Setenta," Cuadernos Semestrales, Estados Unidos: Perspectiva Latinoamericana, CIDE, Mexico, Second Semester 1982, no. 12, pp. 107-163.

9. Barry L. Levine, "Geopolitical and Cultural Competition in the Caribbean—an Introduction," in The New Cuban Presence in the Caribbean, ed. Barry Levine, Westview Press, Boulder, Colo., 1983, p. 11.

10. See Carmelo Mesa-Lago and June S. Belkin, eds., Cuba in Africa, University of Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh, 1982, especially the essays by Carmelo Mesa-Lago and by William LeoGrande. On the strategic rationale behind Cuba's presence in Africa, see Abraham Lowenthal, "Why Cuba Is in Angola (and What's Next), in Revolutionary Cuba in the World Arena, ed. Martin Weinstein, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Philadelphia, 1979.

11. Roger Kanet, "The Superpowers in Africa: Zero-Sum Conceptions in U.S.-Soviet Competition," paper presented to the Congress of the International Studies Association, Cincinnati, February 1982.

12. For an account of the coup and Soviet and Cuban roles, see Gerald J. Bender, "Angola, the Cubans and American Anxieties," Foreign Policy, no. 31, Summer 1978, esp. pp. 24-26.

13. See Wayne S. Smith, Castro's Cuba: Soviet Partner or Non-Aligned?, Wilson Center, Washington, D. C., 1984.

14. Carmelo Mesa-Lago's works are an excellent and complete analysis of the Cuban economic experience. See inter alia, The Economy of Socialist Cuba, University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, 1981; "La Dependencia Económica de Cuba y su Repercusión sobre su Politica Exterior," in Estudios Internacionales, no. 57, Santiago, January-March 1982; and "Los Planes Quin-quenales de Desarrollo de Cuba," in Desarrollo Económico 22, no. 87, Buenos Aires, October-December 1982.

15. Carmelo Mesa-Lago, "Tendencias en los Sistemas Económicos y Estrategias de Desarrollo Económico de America Latina," El Trimestre Económico 50 (2), no. 198, Mexico, April-June 1983, p. 868.

16. Mesa-Lago, "La Dependencia Económica," pp. 66-67.

17. See for example, Jean Pierre Clerc's articles for Le Monde, January 8, 9, and 10, 1985.

18. Richard Fagen, "Cuba and the Soviet Union," p. 69.

19. Leonid Brezhnev, Informe del Comite Central del Partido al XXVI Congreso del PCUS y Tareas Inmediatas del Partido en el Terreno de la Politica Interior y Exterior.

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