Titlebook: Cuban Medical Internationalism; Origins, Evolution, John M. Kirk,H. Michael Erisman Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Ame

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Toward an Understanding of Cuban Medical Internationalism,ruly exceptional example of international solidarity: 23,000 children, victims of the Chernobyl nuclear meltdown, have been and continue to be treated in the Tarará beach resort outside Havana; 1.5 million people in Latin America, Africa, and the Caribbean have had their eyesight restored through Op

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Siting, Planning and Acceptability,e of the Cuban Revolution’s potential role on the world stage. Guevara, who had been trained as a physician in Argentina before becoming radicalized and joining Fidel Castro’s guerrillas on an odyssey that would eventually lead him into the realm of legend, is thinking in terms of self-sacrifice and

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The Politico-Economic Dimensione tangled web of Cold War and post-Cold War politics. Indeed, one of the very few things that both the proponents and the detractors of the Revolution can agree upon is that Havana has consistently cast a much longer shadow over the international stage than one might have expected given its small si

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The Politico-Strategic Dimensionf the overall context (or system) within which governments and other players interact note that fundamental structural change therein is actually quite rare. But such reconfigurations do occasionally occur, a few major examples in the Western tradition are as follows: the fall of the Roman Empire an

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Individualism, Nationalism, Collectivismst a few years before were now reluctantly accepted by the revolutionary leadership as being essential for the survival of the Cuban revolution. As a result, starting with the legalization of hard currency in 1993, a number of economic innovations were introduced—some 200,000 Cubans became self-empl

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