Cuba is one of America’s closest neighbors—and one of its longest-running conflicts.
For more than sixty years, the relationship between the United States and Cuba has been defined by mistrust, isolation, and unresolved tension. Often treated as a Cold War relic, Cuba’s conflict persists not because of dramatic confrontation, but because neither side has fundamentally changed its core priorities.
CONFLICT: Cuba explains this enduring standoff in clear, accessible language, helping American readers understand how history, ideology, economics, and proximity continue to shape the relationship today.
Rather than arguing for a specific policy or political position, this book focuses on facts, incentives, and tradeoffs. It examines how Cuba’s political system developed, what its leadership wants, and how decades of U.S. policy have influenced conditions on the island—often in unintended ways.
Inside, readers will explore:
How Cuba’s conflict with the United States took shape and why it persists
The values and worldview that guide Cuba’s leadership
How migration, trade restrictions, and proximity affect Americans
The economic and strategic implications of continued isolation
What realistic policy options exist—and their limitations
Part of the CONFLICT series by Alexander West, this book offers a calm, non-partisan examination of global tensions through an American lens.
If you want understanding instead of slogans, CONFLICT: Cuba provides the context needed to make sense of one of America’s most enduring foreign policy challenges.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Cuba is one of America's closest neighbors-and one of its longest-running conflicts.For more than sixty years, the relationship between the United States and Cuba has been defined by mistrust, isolation, and unresolved tension. Often treated as a Cold War relic, Cuba's conflict persists not because of dramatic confrontation, but because neither side has fundamentally changed its core priorities.CONFLICT: Cuba explains this enduring standoff in clear, accessible language, helping American readers understand how history, ideology, economics, and proximity continue to shape the relationship today.Rather than arguing for a specific policy or political position, this book focuses on facts, incentives, and tradeoffs. It examines how Cuba's political system developed, what its leadership wants, and how decades of U.S. policy have influenced conditions on the island-often in unintended ways.Inside, readers will explore: How Cuba's conflict with the United States took shape and why it persistsThe values and worldview that guide Cuba's leadershipHow migration, trade restrictions, and proximity affect AmericansThe economic and strategic implications of continued isolationWhat realistic policy options exist-and their limitationsPart of the CONFLICT series by Alexander West, this book offers a calm, non-partisan examination of global tensions through an American lens.If you want understanding instead of slogans, CONFLICT: Cuba provides the context needed to make sense of one of America's most enduring foreign policy challenges. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798242863309
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Cuba is one of America's closest neighbors-and one of its longest-running conflicts.For more than sixty years, the relationship between the United States and Cuba has been defined by mistrust, isolation, and unresolved tension. Often treated as a Cold War relic, Cuba's conflict persists not because of dramatic confrontation, but because neither side has fundamentally changed its core priorities.CONFLICT: Cuba explains this enduring standoff in clear, accessible language, helping American readers understand how history, ideology, economics, and proximity continue to shape the relationship today.Rather than arguing for a specific policy or political position, this book focuses on facts, incentives, and tradeoffs. It examines how Cuba's political system developed, what its leadership wants, and how decades of U.S. policy have influenced conditions on the island-often in unintended ways.Inside, readers will explore: How Cuba's conflict with the United States took shape and why it persistsThe values and worldview that guide Cuba's leadershipHow migration, trade restrictions, and proximity affect AmericansThe economic and strategic implications of continued isolationWhat realistic policy options exist-and their limitationsPart of the CONFLICT series by Alexander West, this book offers a calm, non-partisan examination of global tensions through an American lens.If you want understanding instead of slogans, CONFLICT: Cuba provides the context needed to make sense of one of America's most enduring foreign policy challenges. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798242863309
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