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pp. 546-549
Revolutionary Change in Cuba, Carmelo Mesa-Lago
The Theory of Moral Incentives in Cuba, Robert M. Bernardo
Somoza: And the Legacy of U.S. Involvement in Central America, Bernard Diederich Reviewed by Richard R. Fagen
The Unsuspected Revolution: The Birth and Rise of Castroism, Mario Llerena Reviewed by Richard R. Fagen
Latin America: The Search for a New International Role, Ronald G. Hellman and H. Jon Rosenbaum Reviewed by Richard R. Fagen
Communist China and Latin America, 1959-1967, Cecil Johnson Reviewed by Richard R. Fagen
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