Chapter six. Cuban Americans and us Cuba policy

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction
5. Chapter one. Diaspora-government relations in forging us foreign policies 2
6. Diasporas
7. Chapter two. The effects of Diasporas’ nature, types, and goals on hostland foreign policies 30
8. Competing convergent or divergent interests?
9. Chapter three. Between Jdate and j street: us foreign policy and the liberal Jewish dilemma in America 60
10. Chapter four. Palestinians, Diasporas, and us foreign policy 75
11. When diaspora interests shape foreign policy
12. Chapter five. America’s role in the northern Ireland peace process 96
13. Chapter six. Cuban Americans and us Cuba policy 131
14. When government interests shape foreign policy
15. Chapter seven. Diaspora lobbying and Ethiopian politics 162
16. Chapter eight. The Haitian diaspora: building bridges after catastrophe 184
17. Diaspora-government convergence in policy making
18. Chapter nine. The Iraqi diaspora and the us invasion of Iraq 210
19. Historical perspective
20. Chapter ten. Convergence and divergence yesterday and today in diaspora–national government relations 238
21. Contributors 268
22. Index 272