J P Morray
Biographic Data
| ID | 790617 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J P Morray |
| GIVEN NAMES | J P |
| FAMILY NAME | Morray |
| SIGNATURE | MORRAY J P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Berkeley, California |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Guerrilla Warfare
El Che Guevara
Dr. Herbert Aptheker's Critique of American Foreign Policy
The Second Revolution in Cuba
Questions and Answers on Cuba
Professor Joseph P. Morray, author of Pride of State and From Yalta to Disarmament, has just returned to the United States after a two-year stay in Cuba where he taught at the University of Havana and wrote a book tentatively entitled The October Revolution in Cuba. The book will be published by Monthly Review Press early in 1963. In pursuance of our policy of keeping MR readers as fully informed as possible on latest developments in Cuba, we too…
Cuba and Communism
Events in the little island of Cuba are shaping the destiny of men far beyond its shores. For the people of Cuba itself the upheaval has, of course, been a decisive turning point in their lives. The people of Latin America generally, because they share the predicament that brought Cuba to this crisis and struggle, are affected by what they see and hear of it. Fidel Castro is a name that already wins and loses votes in South American elections and…
Disarmament, Germany, and Testing
The renewal of nuclear testing by the Soviet Union has angered many in the United States who oppose the arms race, members of the variegated "Peace Forces" who had hitherto tacitly regarded the Soviet government as an ally in the campaign to achieve a test-ban treaty. They feel betrayed by the great power that was the first to call for a cessation of nuclear testing and the first to employ the promising tactic of a unilateral cessation as a means…
Can We Afford to Disarm
There are two great topics which would have been appropriate subjects for analysis in this space this month: The first is the incredibly rapid deterioration in the international position of the United States, as indicated by the Korean and Turkish crises followed almost immediately by the spy-plane incident over the USSR. The second is the collapse of the Paris summit meeting which has just broken up as we write these lines. At the present time, …
Questions and Answers on Cuba
Professor Joseph P. Morray, author of Pride of State and From Yalta to Disarmament, has just returned to the United States after a two-year stay in Cuba where he taught at the University of Havana and wrote a book tentatively entitled The October Revolution in Cuba. The book will be published by Monthly Review Press early in 1963. In pursuance of our policy of keeping MR readers as fully informed as possible on latest developments in Cuba, we too…
Cuba and Communism
Events in the little island of Cuba are shaping the destiny of men far beyond its shores. For the people of Cuba itself the upheaval has, of course, been a decisive turning point in their lives. The people of Latin America generally, because they share the predicament that brought Cuba to this crisis and struggle, are affected by what they see and hear of it. Fidel Castro is a name that already wins and loses votes in South American elections and…
Can We Afford to Disarm
There are two great topics which would have been appropriate subjects for analysis in this space this month: The first is the incredibly rapid deterioration in the international position of the United States, as indicated by the Korean and Turkish crises followed almost immediately by the spy-plane incident over the USSR. The second is the collapse of the Paris summit meeting which has just broken up as we write these lines. At the present time, …
Cuba and Communism
Events in the little island of Cuba are shaping the destiny of men far beyond its shores. For the people of Cuba itself the upheaval has, of course, been a decisive turning point in their lives. The people of Latin America generally, because they share the predicament that brought Cuba to this crisis and struggle, are affected by what they see and hear of it. Fidel Castro is a name that already wins and loses votes in South American elections and…
Disarmament, Germany, and Testing
The renewal of nuclear testing by the Soviet Union has angered many in the United States who oppose the arms race, members of the variegated "Peace Forces" who had hitherto tacitly regarded the Soviet government as an ally in the campaign to achieve a test-ban treaty. They feel betrayed by the great power that was the first to call for a cessation of nuclear testing and the first to employ the promising tactic of a unilateral cessation as a means…
Questions and Answers on Cuba
Professor Joseph P. Morray, author of Pride of State and From Yalta to Disarmament, has just returned to the United States after a two-year stay in Cuba where he taught at the University of Havana and wrote a book tentatively entitled The October Revolution in Cuba. The book will be published by Monthly Review Press early in 1963. In pursuance of our policy of keeping MR readers as fully informed as possible on latest developments in Cuba, we too…
Dr. Herbert Aptheker's Critique of American Foreign Policy
The Second Revolution in Cuba
El Che Guevara
Guerrilla Warfare
Political science (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · History (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Cuban History and Society (3 works) · Disarmament (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economic history (2 works) · Geography (2 works)