Gary Prevost is a professor in the Department of Political Science at St. John’s University/College of Saint Benedict, Minnesota. His books include Politics of Latin America—The Power Game, Democracy and Socialism in Sandinista Nicaragua (coauthored with Harry E. Vanden), The 1990 Nicaraguan Elections and Their Aftermath (coedited with Vanessa Castro), The Undermining of the Sandinista Revolution (coedited with Harry E. Vanden), Cuba: A Different America (coedited with Wilber Chaffee), The Bush Doctrine and Latin America (coedited with Carlos Oliva Campos), Revolutionaries to Politicians (coedited with David Close and Kalatowie Deonandan), and United States-Cuban Relations—A Critical History (coauthored with Esteban Morales), in addition to numerous articles and book chapters on Nicaragua and Spanish politics.

About Carlos Oliva Campos

Carlos Oliva Campos is a professor of history at The University of Havana. He is the author, coauthor, and editor of numerous books including The Bush Doctrine and Latin America, Panamericanism and Neo PanAmericanism: The View from Latin America (with Gary Prevost), La situación actual en Cuba: desafíos y alternativas , and Relaciones internacionales en America Central y el Caribe durante los anos 80.