Tobacco Counterpoints

Focusing on the intricate histories of Cuban tobacco, Jean Stubbs' extensive writings explore themes of cultivation, trade, and labor, linking them to broader narratives of migration and identity. This collection features 19 articles published from 1982 to 2024, showcasing her comprehensive research that combines sociological, anthropological, and agronomic perspectives. Stubbs' foundational work, particularly on Havana cigars, positions her as a leading historian in the field, offering valuable insights into the cultural and economic significance of tobacco in Cuba.