Cuban Color in Tourism and La Lucha: An Ethnography of Racial Meanings (Issues of Globalization:Case Studies in Contemporary Anthropology)
In Cuban Color in Tourism and La Lucha, L. Kaifa Roland presents an ethnography that investigates racial meanings in Cuba's tourism industry amid the revolutionary spirit of La Lucha. Drawing from fieldwork, the book explores how globalization influences cultural perceptions and social dynamics in this unique setting, offering insights into identity and inequality.
About This Book
L. Kaifa Roland's book offers an ethnographic exploration of racial dynamics within Cuba's tourism sector and the broader context of La Lucha, the ongoing revolutionary struggle.
Through immersive fieldwork, the study examines how racial meanings are constructed and negotiated in everyday interactions between tourists and locals.
The narrative highlights the intersections of globalization, identity, and social change in contemporary Cuban society.
As part of the Issues of Globalization series, it provides case studies that illuminate broader anthropological themes in modern anthropology.
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