Cuba and the Cuban Revolution: History, Development, and Global Impact

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course explores the history of Cuba and the Cuban Revolution, situating both within the broader context of Latin American history and political struggles. It also provides an in-depth examination of Cuba’s distinctive development model—its achievements, limitations, and evolving challenges—as well as its significant and often under-appreciated impact in the Global South. The course critically engages with the shortcomings and contradictions within the Cuban process, fostering thoughtful and balanced discussion. CROSSLISTED: HIST 2385.03; BAFD 2385.03 FORMATS: Lecture | Discussion