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Die Darstellungen der symmetrischen Gruppe,tion and its leaders to deal with newcomers and, as it were, ‘show them their place’ in America’s ethnic hierarchy. During the Mariel exodus of 1980, the ., arguably the principal institution of the old Anglo establishment, led a vigorous campaign to remove the new arrivals from the city. After the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-52808-8uperpower,” and that U.S. military, economic, political, and cultural supremacy is now such that outright resistance to it has become futile, must face the fact that the Castro regime, as tiny as the Cuban economy may be in a global perspective, still continues to flaunt its resistance, and even to

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Cuba: From Exception to Democratization?,erventions in Cuban internal affairs. Finally as a student of comparative democratic transitions in communist Eastern Europe, I was very much aware that Cuba belonged neither to the set of democratizing countries of the 1980s or early 1990s. What I had not realized until reading Laurence Whitehead’s

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Anatomie, Entwicklung und FehlbildungenN thus meant that when the trading bloc collapsed around one quarter of GDP was immediately wiped off Cuba’s national income, even before the effects of economic dislocation were added, as import capacity fell by 70 percent between 1990 and 1993 (see figure 3.1).

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Conference proceedings 19571st edition authoritarian regimes stay alive by providing widespread economic growth, the Cuban regime in the 1990s has survived by restricting access to capitalist rewards. This has permitted the incumbents to navigate through societal pressures and postpone regime transition.