Voices from Cuba

Navigating the complexities of cross-cultural adjustment, this ethnography explores the experiences of expatriate families in Cuba, highlighting the impact of macro-sociopolitical contexts and micro-cultural situations on their adaptation. Drawing from personal encounters, the underground blogosphere, and various sources, it reveals the challenges and strategies employed by these families in a politically sensitive environment. The book offers valuable insights into daily life in Cuba and the ongoing reforms, serving as a resource for international companies preparing personnel for overseas assignments.