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magazine, Hispanic American Report, published by the Institute of
Hispanic American and Luso-Brazilian Studies at Stanford University,
California, which has been highly critical of United States policies in
Latin America. Also used were the following magazines: Combate
( San José, Costa Rica: Institute Internacional de Estudios Políticos y
Sociales de San José); Cuadernos ( Paris: Congreso por la Libertad de
la Cultura); Revista Internacional ( Prague: Publicación Teórica e
Informativa de los Partidos Comunistas y Obreros); International
Affairs ( Moscow: Soviet Society for the Popularisation of Political
and Scientific Knowledge).The publications of Oficina Internacional de Investigaciones Socia-
les de FERES ( Friburg, Switzerland, and Bogotá, Colombia) and El
Centro de Investigaciones Socio-Religiosas ( Brussels, Belgium) were
also consulted in connection with questions dealing with population,
urbanization, social classes, political institutions, and rural problems.
Among the works consulted were:
La Población en América Latina, by Federico Debuyst ( 1961);
La Urbanización en America Latina (Vols. I, II, III), by Jaime Dorselaer y Alfonso Gregory
;
La Familia en América Latina, by Berta Corredor ( 1962);
Las Clases Sociales en América Latina, by Federico Debuyst ( 1962);
Transformación en el Mundo Rural Latinoamericano, Núm. 2, by
Berta Corredor y Sergio Torres ( 1961);
Las Instituciones Politicas en América Latina, by Raul Cereceda
( 1961).

A large number of secondary sources were also referred to, chief
among which were: Cuba: a Brief Political and Economic Table
( London: Oxford University Press, 1958); Jules Dubois, Fidel Castro:
Rebel, Liberator or Dictator ( Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1959);
Fernando Benítez, La Batalla de Cuba ( México: Ediciones Era, 1960);
Una Nueva Diplomacia ( La Habana: Ministerio de Relaciones Ex-
teriores de Cuba, 1959); Leo Huberman and Paul M. Sweezy, Cuba:
Anatomy of a Revolution, ( New York: Monthly Review Press, Special
Issue, July-August 1960); C. Wright Mills, Listen, Yankee ( New York:
Ballantine Books, 1960); Stefan Baciu, Cortina de ferro sôbre Cuba
( Rio de Janeiro, 1961); Antonio F. Silió, Aspectos de la Revolución
Cubana y un Mensaje, ( 1961); José Luis Massó, Qué Pasa en Cuba,
( 1961); Karl E. Meyer and Tad Szulc, The Cuban Invasion ( New York:
Frederick A. Praeger, 1962); Daniel James, Cuba: the First Soviet
Satellite in the Americas ( New York: Avon Books, 1961); Nathaniel Weyl
, Red Star Over Cuba ( New York Hillman Books, 1961); Theodore Draper
, Castro's Revolution: Myths and Realities ( New York:

-XIV-

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Publication Information: Book Title: Cuba and the Rule of Law. Contributors: International Commission Of Jurists - author. Publisher: International Commission of Jurists. Place of Publication: Geneva. Publication Year: 1962. Page Number: XIV.
    
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