WELCOME
TO THE HOME PAGE
for
CUBAN SOCIAL SCIENCES
SOCIOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY,
ECONOMICS, POLITICAL SCIENCE AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
DEDICATION:
The Cuban Home Page for Philosophy and the Social Sciences and all materials on it
are dedicated to the People of Cuba and to lasting Friendship and Peace between Cuba and
the USA. TR Young, Editor
Por La Paz y Justicia Sociale 
For
Peace and Social Justice
VENCEREMOS!
| PROBLEMS AND POLICIES On Health,
Rationing, Development and Other Programs. EDUCATION By Molly Sehring and Crime and Prostitution in Cuba; 1998. Update:1999 RESOLUTION of the US Delegation
to the 10th Meeting of Philosophers and Social Scientists TANIA: The life of a Revolutionary by Alma Bond DENIAL OF FOOD AND MEDICINE: THE IMPACT OF THE U.S EMBARGO ON HEALTH AND NUTRITION IN CUBA: A Report from the American Association for World Health, Executive Summary, March 1997 A Great Job: Cuba and Social Justice A Report from John Wolfensohn, President of the World Bank about indicators of social justice in Cuba...without the aid of the World Bank.
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001 Proposals for Gender Research by
Marta Nunez, Profesor of Sociologia de la Universidad de Habana. 002 A Brief History of Cuban Socialism by Cliff DuRand 003 The Drachman Notes. 004 Cuba, si, Blockade, no!: A Report on the Refusal of the Treasury Department to Permit Travel to the 10th RPA Meetings in Havana by Cliff DuRand. 005 Resolution of the Delegates from the 11th RPA Meetings at U/Havana, Cuba. 006 Cuba Still a Challenge to Market Orthodoxy by Harry Targ, 1999 007 Two Places at Once: A poem by Bob Randolph |
VISIT to Playa Giron [Bay of Pigs]
CONNECTIONS Links to Cuban and USA Scholars in the Social Sciences
Links to Cuban Resources in Cuba and the USA
INTRODUCTION: This HomePage for Cuban Sociology began at the 10th Meetings of the Conference for Social Sciences and Philosophy at Havana, Cuba in June, 1998.
It began as a simple report to sociology networks in the USA on recent developments in Cuba but expanded so fast that by the end of the Conference, the Director of the Red Feather Institute for Advanced Studies in Sociology decided to create a permanent Home Page for Cuban Sociology.
And, as it turned out, Cuban Sociology is so interconnected with Economics, Political Science, Social Psychology and, above all, a very activist Philosophy that we decided to have Pages and presentments for all the scholarly work on Cuba irrespective of discipline boundaries.
DISCLOSURE: Cuba and its rich culture connects to so many young people in
both countries in so many intimate ways that, in these times, it becomes necessary
to defeat the foreign policy of the USA to isolate Cuba as well as the efforts of
the Cuban Government to protect students in Cuba from what it perceives to be the
corrupting influences of the USA.
Perceptions of animosity are well grounded on the overt actions of the Government of the USA. However, the scholars and students who contribute to this HomePage bear no such animus. We do, however, have an over-reaching obligation to report developments in Cuban life with as much accuracy and validity as is humanly possible. For that reason, some items on some of the pages of this web-site may appear to bear ill-will to Cuba; not so. The items may criticize specific actions of the Cuban Government but the well being of the Cuban People are paramount.
Most of the contributors to this HomePage tend to believe in the Cuban Revolution; believe that it is a great improvement over the political economy of the country and hope, most profoundly, that the Cuban Revolution may serve as example to emulate for all the countries of South America and all the peoples of the world who must live at the margins of the core countries.
Viva La Revolucion Viva la Gente del Cuba!
