The U.S. policy on Cuba / Amy Francis, book editor

Includes bibliographical references (p. 120-122) and index

The United States needs to do more to help the Cuban people / Margot Adler -- The embargo harms both U.S. and Cuban students / Cliff Durand and Mike McGuire -- The embargo should not be lifted / Investor's Business Daily -- The U.S. policy in Cuba is counterproductive / Wayne S. Smith -- Cuba is not a threat to the U.S. / Fred Reed -- Fidel Castro ensured the passage of the Helms-Burton Act / Edward J. Gonzalez -- The embargo against Cuba helped Castro justify oppressing the Cuban people / Edward J. Gonzalez -- The travel ban was only a political move / Joel Mathis, Mike Shields, Eric Weslander -- With Fidel's resignation, it is time to end the Cuban embargo against Cuba / David R. Henderson -- U.S. policy may make the transition to a post-Fidel Cuba more difficult / Mario Loyola -- Ending the Cuban embargo could harm an ecological sanctuary / Cornelia Dean -- Agricultural trade is not likely to increase under a new Cuban leader / Ross Korves