Expanding Northamerican and Cuban Dialogues

1994/01/01 by Joy James, James, Joy
Social Sciences · #Cuban History and Society

paper · doi:10.7275/6883

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Abstract

The concept for this volume on "Ethnicity, Gender, Culture and Cuba" originated in discussions at the 1993 NorthAmerican and Cuban Philosophers and Social Scientists Conference, held at the University of Havana. Many of the contributors to this journal were participants in last year's academic Conference; in particular, presentations and debates in that Conference's commission on "Gender, Race, and Class" setthe theme for this collection.

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