People's Power Cuba's Experience with

A theoretical, historical, and contemporary analysis. The book encompasses the institution of the Organs of the People's power in 1976 to the present.

Peter Roman is professor of political science at The Graduate Center, The City University of New York.

List of Abbreviations

ix

Acknowledgments

xi

Introduction

1

(8)

Early Theories of Socialist Government

9

(22)

Lenin and the Socialist State

31

(30)

The Organs of People's Power: An Overview

61

(42)

Nominations and Elections

103

(48)

Accountability

151

(60)

The People's Councils

211

(32)

Conclusion

243

(6)

Appendix: Workers' Parliaments in Cuba

249

(16)

Bibliography

265

(18)

Index

283

(10)

About the Author

293

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People's Power Cuba's Experience with Representative Government

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