Eusebio Mujal‐león
Biographic Data
| ID | 3598256 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eusebio Mujal‐león |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eusebio |
| FAMILY NAME | Mujal‐león |
| SIGNATURE | LEÓN E M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Georgetown University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Can Cuba Change? Tensions in the Regime
Relative to other twentieth-century totalitarian experiments, the Cuban regime has developed a special mix of control, mobilization, and harassment. Since the crushing of internal opposition in the 1960s, the regime has created a system of “vertical” controls that concentrate power in the hands of the state and “disempower” and “direct” society, while in the process diminishing alternative or horizontal information flows, contacts, organizations,…
El postotalirarismo carismático y el cambio de régimen: Cuba y España en perspectiva comparada
En el texto se intentan aportar algunas ideas sobre la posible evolución política en Cuba, partiendo del análisis del régimen cubano de los noventa, y comparando su situación con la de otros casos similares. En este sentido, definen el actual régimen cubano como postotalitarismo-carismático e intentan analizar las condiciones internas y externas que constriñen y potencian la evolución del régimen cubano.ABSTRACT: This article analyses the prospec…
Much Ado about Something? Regime Change in Cuba
The Castro regime has survived numerous difficulties and predictions of its imminent collapse, but its greatest challenge will be the inevitable loss of Fidel himself
Die Sozialistische Internationale in den 80er Jahren. Dritte-Welt-Politik zwischen den Blöcken
VRÜ Verfassung und Recht in Übersee , Seite 520 - 522
The USSR and Latin America: A Developing Relationship
Part 1 Latin America in the Soviet Third World strategy: the political dimension, David E.Albright Soviet economic strategy in Latin America, Elizabeth K.Valkenier an unclear menace - US perceptions of Soviet strategy in Latin America, Richard L.Millett. Part 2 Soviet perspectives on Latin America: the Latin American Communist movement - realities and relations with the Soviet Union, Edme Dominguez the nature and uses of the Soviet-Cuban connecti…
Soviet Relations with Latin America 1959-1987
The USSR and Latin America: A Developing Relationship
European Socialism and the Conflict in Central America
Central America and the New International Political Order: The Eurosocialist Dimension
Eusebio Mujal-León, Hernán Gutiérrez Bermedo, Central America and the New International Political Order: The Eurosocialist Dimension, International Journal, Vol. 43, No. 3, Latin America: Troubled Transition (Summer, 1988), pp. 446-472
The West German Social Democratic Party and The Politics of Internationalism in Central America
One of the Most Notable Aspects of the Crisis in Central America has been the opportunity it has offered a number of actors, both within and without the region, to become involved in an area long considered a traditional reserve and zone of influence of the United States. Over the last decade, no European Socialist or Social Democratic party has been more important or influential with respect to Central American issues than the West German Social…
Perspectives on Soviet-Latin American Relations
Communism and Political Change in Spain
Rei(g)ning in Spain
Communism and Political Change in Spain
The left and the Catholic question in Spain
Conflict between the Left and Catholicism has played a major role in twentieth-century Spanish politics. The Church in Spain, as elsewhere 'in its historic heartlands', has served as the bulwark of order, representing one of the most important obstacles to the legitimation of the parties of the Left and to their accession to power. Controversy over its place in society contributed decisively to the outbreak of the Civil War. After the Franco vict…
Madrid
Reports
Madrid: The March Elections, by Eusebio Mujal-Leon Madrid: ETA—Basque Terrorism, by Stanley G. Payne Afghanistan: Its New Masters, by Klaus Mehnert Kuwait: The Arab Reaction to Iran, by David Lynn Price Turkey: Helping a Developing Democracy, by Andrew Mango Washington: New Directions for MBFR?, by Stanley R. Loan Washington: Trade and Dollars, by Richard J. Whalen Ignazio Silone: In Memoriam, by François Bondy Comment: China and Taiwan, by Ray S…
Soviet Relations with Latin America 1959-1987
The left and the Catholic question in Spain
Conflict between the Left and Catholicism has played a major role in twentieth-century Spanish politics. The Church in Spain, as elsewhere 'in its historic heartlands', has served as the bulwark of order, representing one of the most important obstacles to the legitimation of the parties of the Left and to their accession to power. Controversy over its place in society contributed decisively to the outbreak of the Civil War. After the Franco vict…
The USSR and Latin America: A Developing Relationship
Can Cuba Change? Tensions in the Regime
Relative to other twentieth-century totalitarian experiments, the Cuban regime has developed a special mix of control, mobilization, and harassment. Since the crushing of internal opposition in the 1960s, the regime has created a system of “vertical” controls that concentrate power in the hands of the state and “disempower” and “direct” society, while in the process diminishing alternative or horizontal information flows, contacts, organizations,…
Communism and Political Change in Spain
Communism and Political Change in Spain
European Socialism and the Conflict in Central America
The West German Social Democratic Party and The Politics of Internationalism in Central America
One of the Most Notable Aspects of the Crisis in Central America has been the opportunity it has offered a number of actors, both within and without the region, to become involved in an area long considered a traditional reserve and zone of influence of the United States. Over the last decade, no European Socialist or Social Democratic party has been more important or influential with respect to Central American issues than the West German Social…
Central America and the New International Political Order: The Eurosocialist Dimension
Eusebio Mujal-León, Hernán Gutiérrez Bermedo, Central America and the New International Political Order: The Eurosocialist Dimension, International Journal, Vol. 43, No. 3, Latin America: Troubled Transition (Summer, 1988), pp. 446-472
Rei(g)ning in Spain
Reports
Madrid: The March Elections, by Eusebio Mujal-Leon Madrid: ETA—Basque Terrorism, by Stanley G. Payne Afghanistan: Its New Masters, by Klaus Mehnert Kuwait: The Arab Reaction to Iran, by David Lynn Price Turkey: Helping a Developing Democracy, by Andrew Mango Washington: New Directions for MBFR?, by Stanley R. Loan Washington: Trade and Dollars, by Richard J. Whalen Ignazio Silone: In Memoriam, by François Bondy Comment: China and Taiwan, by Ray S…
Madrid
The left and the Catholic question in Spain
Conflict between the Left and Catholicism has played a major role in twentieth-century Spanish politics. The Church in Spain, as elsewhere 'in its historic heartlands', has served as the bulwark of order, representing one of the most important obstacles to the legitimation of the parties of the Left and to their accession to power. Controversy over its place in society contributed decisively to the outbreak of the Civil War. After the Franco vict…
Rei(g)ning in Spain
Communism and Political Change in Spain
Communism and Political Change in Spain
Perspectives on Soviet-Latin American Relations
The West German Social Democratic Party and The Politics of Internationalism in Central America
One of the Most Notable Aspects of the Crisis in Central America has been the opportunity it has offered a number of actors, both within and without the region, to become involved in an area long considered a traditional reserve and zone of influence of the United States. Over the last decade, no European Socialist or Social Democratic party has been more important or influential with respect to Central American issues than the West German Social…
Central America and the New International Political Order: The Eurosocialist Dimension
Eusebio Mujal-León, Hernán Gutiérrez Bermedo, Central America and the New International Political Order: The Eurosocialist Dimension, International Journal, Vol. 43, No. 3, Latin America: Troubled Transition (Summer, 1988), pp. 446-472
The USSR and Latin America: A Developing Relationship
European Socialism and the Conflict in Central America
Soviet Relations with Latin America 1959-1987
The USSR and Latin America: A Developing Relationship
Part 1 Latin America in the Soviet Third World strategy: the political dimension, David E.Albright Soviet economic strategy in Latin America, Elizabeth K.Valkenier an unclear menace - US perceptions of Soviet strategy in Latin America, Richard L.Millett. Part 2 Soviet perspectives on Latin America: the Latin American Communist movement - realities and relations with the Soviet Union, Edme Dominguez the nature and uses of the Soviet-Cuban connecti…
Die Sozialistische Internationale in den 80er Jahren. Dritte-Welt-Politik zwischen den Blöcken
VRÜ Verfassung und Recht in Übersee , Seite 520 - 522
Much Ado about Something? Regime Change in Cuba
The Castro regime has survived numerous difficulties and predictions of its imminent collapse, but its greatest challenge will be the inevitable loss of Fidel himself
Can Cuba Change? Tensions in the Regime
Relative to other twentieth-century totalitarian experiments, the Cuban regime has developed a special mix of control, mobilization, and harassment. Since the crushing of internal opposition in the 1960s, the regime has created a system of “vertical” controls that concentrate power in the hands of the state and “disempower” and “direct” society, while in the process diminishing alternative or horizontal information flows, contacts, organizations,…
El postotalirarismo carismático y el cambio de régimen: Cuba y España en perspectiva comparada
En el texto se intentan aportar algunas ideas sobre la posible evolución política en Cuba, partiendo del análisis del régimen cubano de los noventa, y comparando su situación con la de otros casos similares. En este sentido, definen el actual régimen cubano como postotalitarismo-carismático e intentan analizar las condiciones internas y externas que constriñen y potencian la evolución del régimen cubano.ABSTRACT: This article analyses the prospec…
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