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11991Abstracts of Main Presentations: The Current Economic Situation in CubaASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
21991Comments by Lorenzo Perez on The New Institutional Economics and the Study of the Cuban EconomyLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
31991Comments by Lorenzo Perez on Towards a Market Economy in Cuba? Social and Political ConsiderationLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
41991Comments by Elias R. Ason on "Long-Term Objectives and Transitional Policies: A Reflection on Pazos' Economic Problems of Cuba"Elias R. AsonOnline versionPDF version
51991El desarrollo de una economía de mercado: El caso de CubaJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
61991Comments by Jose Ramon de la Torre on "Lessons from Privatization in Eastern Europe and Latin America" by Luis LuisJose Ramon de la TorreOnline versionPDF version
71991Cuban Economic Outcomes in the United States, 1960-1990Jorge Salazar-CarrilloOnline versionPDF version
81991The Effect of Learning English on the Earnings of Hispanic MenLuis Locay, Arthur DiamondOnline versionPDF version
91991The Industry Composition of Production and the Distribution of Income by Race and Ethnicity in MiamiRobert D. CruzOnline versionPDF version
101991Comments by Antonio Gayoso on Notas sobre una estrategia agropecuaria para CubaAntonio GayosoOnline versionPDF version
111991Notes On An Agricultural Strategy For CubaRaul FernándezOnline versionPDF version
121991Tables for Cuba's Transition to Market-Based Energy PricesJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
131991Cuba's Transition to Market-Based Energy PricesJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
141991Comments on the Espino and Perez-Lopez papers for the proceedingsJuan J. ButtariOnline versionPDF version
151991The Cuban Sugar Industry in a Changing WorldJose Alonso, and Nicolás RiveroOnline versionPDF version
161991Comments on Problemas económicos de Cuba en el período de transiciónFelipe PazosOnline versionPDF version
171991Membership Requirements in the IMF: Possible Implications for CubaJoaquín P. PujolOnline versionPDF version
181991Tables for International Tourism in Cuba: An Economic Development Strategy?María Dolores EspinoOnline versionPDF version
191991Some Lessons of Soviet Economic ReformKent OsbandOnline versionPDF version
201991Lessons from Privatization in Eastern Europe and Latin AmericaLuis R. LuisOnline versionPDF version
211991The New Institutional Economics and the Study of the Cuban EconomyRoger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
221991International Tourism in Cuba: An Economic Development Strategy?María Dolores EspinoOnline versionPDF version
231991Towards a Market Economy in Cuba? Social and Political ConsiderationMarifeli Perez-StableOnline versionPDF version
241991Problemas económicos de Cuba en el período de transiciónFelipe PazosOnline versionPDF version
251991Notas sobre una estrategia agropecuaria para CubaRaul FernándezOnline versionPDF version
261991Long-Term Objectives and Transitional Policies: A Reflection on Pazos' Economic Problems of CubaErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
271992An Economic Evaluation of the Foreign Investment Law of CubaArmando M. LagoOnline versionPDF version
281992Thoughts on the Cuban Sugar IndustryNicolás RiveroOnline versionPDF version
291992Revolutionary Propensity, Possible Outcomes and the Political Climate for Cuba's National ReconstructionErnesto F. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
301992Una política o un sistema monetario óptimoJuan Luis Moreno VillalazOnline versionPDF version
311992Cuba's Sugar Industry in the 1990s: Potential Exports to the U.S. and World MarketsJosé AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
321992Cuba: Fundamentos de una propuesta para el establecimiento y desarrollo de una economía social de mercadoRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
331992Non-Walrasian Properties of the Cuban Economy: Rationing, Labor Supply and OutputJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
341992The Farmers' Free Market: A Rejected Approach but a Possible SolutionJosé F. AlonsoOnline versionPDF version
351992Legal Issues Raised by the Transition: Cuba from Marxism to Democracy, 199?-200?Nestor Enrique CruzOnline versionPDF version
361992Current Political and Economic Trends in CubaJosé F. AlonsoOnline versionPDF version
371993A Skeptical View of the Announced Demise of CastrismBenigno E. AguirreOnline versionPDF version
381993A First Approximation Model of the Balance of Payments, Output, Employment and Foreign Aid Requirements of a Democratic CubaJosé F. Alonso, Armando M. LagoOnline versionPDF version
391993Reserve Requirements: Not a Solution to the Potential Capital Inflow Problem in CubaFernando AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
401993Comments by Luis Locay on: "A Five-Year Projection for a Restructured Cuba by Ernest H. Preeg" and "A First Approximation Model of the Balance of Payments, Output, Employment and Foreign Aid Requirements of a Democratic Cuba" by José F. Alonso and Armando M. LagoLuis LocayOnline versionPDF version
411993A Five-Year Projection for a Restructured CubaErnest H. PreegOnline versionPDF version
421993Renacimiento de la agricultura cubanaRaul FernándezOnline versionPDF version
431993The Political Economy of State-Owned EnterprisesCarlos Seiglie, Luis LocayOnline versionPDF version
441993Privatización de la propiedad mercantil e industrial en la Cuba post Castro: un modelo de implementaciónJulio Romañach, Jr.Online versionPDF version
451993Legal Changes in the Area of Labor RelationsEfrén CórdovaOnline versionPDF version
461993Posibles problemas que confrontaremos en Cuba: sus solucionesGregorio Escagedo, Jr.Online versionPDF version
471993Water, Development, and Environment in Cuba; A First LookSergio Díaz-Briquets, Jorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
481993The "Cuba in Transition Project: Conclusions and Policy Options of the Economic ClusterSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
491993Retos y oportunidades para Puerto Rico de una apertura de la economía cubanaEvaldo A. Cabarrouy, Félix CuéOnline versionPDF version
501993Organization and Performance of Cuban Agriculture at Different Levels of State InterventionRicardo A. Puerta, and José ÁlvarezOnline versionPDF version
511993The Registry of [Real] Property in the Castro RegimeOscar A. SalasOnline versionPDF version
521993The End is Near?: Why Cuban Socialism Failed!Sergio G. RocaOnline versionPDF version
531993Volume 3 Appendix A: Cuban Development and the Sugar Economy: The Effects on Cuban Development of Changing International Economic RelationsJoshua HimesOnline versionPDF version
541993Economic Policy in Cuba's Transition to a Market Economy: Lessons from the Russian ExperienceErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
551993Requirements for Lifting the U.S. Trade Embargo Against CubaMatías F. Travieso-DíazOnline versionPDF version
561993Report of the Cuban American National Foundation's Blue Ribbon CommissionDomingo MoreiraOnline versionPDF version
571993Hemispheric Trade Alignments and the Trade Options for Post-transition CubaJoseph M. Perry, Louis A. Woods, and Jeffrey W. SteagallOnline versionPDF version
581993Transition in Cuba: A Comprehensive Stabilization Proposal and some Key IssuesRolando H. Castañeda, George Plinio MontalvánOnline versionPDF version
591993Cuba Trade Policy in a TransitionNicolás RiveroOnline versionPDF version
601994Monetary Dualism as an Instrument Towards a Market Economy: The Cuban CaseJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
611994Dual Monetary Systems in the Western Hemisphere and the Cuban TransitionJoseph M. Perry, Louis A. Woods, and Jeffrey W. SteagallOnline versionPDF version
621994A First Approximation Design of the Social Safety Net for a Democratic CubaJosé F. Alonso, Ricardo A. Donate-Armada, Armando M. LagoOnline versionPDF version
631994Cattle: The Forgotten IndustryArturo J. RieraOnline versionPDF version
641994Cuban Social Security: A Preliminary Actuarial Analysis of Law #24 of Social SecurityRicardo A. Donate-ArmadaOnline versionPDF version
651994The Case for an Independent Central BankJorge Salazar-CarrilloOnline versionPDF version
661994The Arcos PrinciplesRolando H. Castañeda, George Plinio MontalvánOnline versionPDF version
671994Urban Transportation in Cuba: Past, Present and Future; What Can We Learn from the U.S. Experience?Mario G. GarcíaOnline versionPDF version
681994Inflation and the Monetary Regime During the Cuban Economic TransitionBryan W. RobertsOnline versionPDF version
691994The Role of Deposit Insurance in a Market-oriented Banking System in CubaCarlos FernándezOnline versionPDF version
701994Cuba: Elements for a Modern Financial SystemFernando A. CapablancaOnline versionPDF version
711994Russia and the IMF: The Political Economy of Macro-stabilizationErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
721994Cuba 1990-1994: Political Intransigence versus Economic ReformRolando H. Castañeda, George Plinio MontalvánOnline versionPDF version
731994Panorama de las reformas económicas en Cuba: 1993-1994Pablo AlfonsoOnline versionPDF version
741994Las condiciones de vida en Cuba: efectos sociales y psicológicosMaida Donate-ArmadaOnline versionPDF version
751994The Labor Market and Retirement Pensions in Cuba During the Transition: Reflections on the Social Safety Net Experience of Former Socialist EconomiesJuan J. ButtariOnline versionPDF version
761994The Implications of Currency Substitution Experiencesin Latin America and in Eastern Europe for CubaLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
771994Emigrant Remittances in the Cuban Economy: Their Significance During and After the Castro RegimeSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
781994The Historical Development of the Cuban Banking System: Lessons for the FutureRaúl M. SheltonOnline versionPDF version
791995Small Business Development in Post-Transition CubaJoseph M. Perry, Jeffrey W. Steagall, Louis A. WoodsOnline versionPDF version
801995More on the Statistical Comparison of Cuban Socioeconomic DevelopmentJorge Luis RomeuOnline versionPDF version
811995Comments by Ricardo C. Martinez on "Financing the Economic Reconstruction of Cuba While Rebuilding the Financial Sector: Perspectives on Development Banking" by Manuel LasagaRicardo C. MartinezOnline versionPDF version
821995A First Approximation Model of Money, Prices and Exchange Rates in Revolutionary CubaJosé F. Alonso, Armando M. LagoOnline versionPDF version
831995Comments by Ralph J. Galliano on "Economic Factors in Selecting an Approach to Expropriation Claims in Cuba" by Rolando Castañeda and George Plinio MontalvánRalph J. GallianoOnline versionPDF version
841995Comments by Roger R. Betancourt on "Restitution vs. Indemnification: Their Effects on the Pace of Privatization" by Luis Locay and Cigdem UralRoger. R BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
851995The Special Period and the EnvironmentSergio Díaz-Briquets, Jorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
861995Aspectos esenciales sobre la mitigación de los desastres naturales en CubaJose Carlos LezcanoOnline versionPDF version
871995A Road Map for Restructuring Future U.S. Relations with CubaRichard NelsonOnline versionPDF version
881995Recommended Features of a Foreign Investment Code for Cuba's Free-Market TransitionMatías F. Travieso-Díaz, Alejandro FerratéOnline versionPDF version
891995El otro testimonio: Literatura carcelaria en CubaRafael E. SaumellOnline versionPDF version
901995Coveting Beijing, But Imitating Moscow: Cuba's Economic Reforms in a Comparative PerspectiveJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
911995Preliminary Analysis of Retirement Programs for Personnel in the Ministry of the Armed Forces and Ministry of Interior of the Republic of CubaRicardo Donate-ArmadaOnline versionPDF version
921995Cuba and the International Sugar MarketOscar A. EchevarríaOnline versionPDF version
931995Issues of Legitimacy and Constitutionalism in the Cuba TransitionMario Antonio RiveraOnline versionPDF version
941995The Economic Dimension of EIA in the Transition from a Centrally Planned Economy to a Truly Participative Market Based Economic SystemRené CostalesOnline versionPDF version
951995Julio Carranza and Pedro Monreal on Economic Change in Cuba: A CritiqueErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
961995Markets Redux: The Politics of Farmers' Markets in CubaJuan Carlos EspinosaOnline versionPDF version
971995Evaluation of Changes in Economic Policy in CubaJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
981995Economic Factors in Selecting an Approach to Confiscation Claims in CubaRolando H. Castañeda, George Plinio MontalvánOnline versionPDF version
991995Legal Policy for a Free Cuba: Lessons from the Civil LawNestor Enrique CruzOnline versionPDF version
1001995Financing the Economic Reconstruction of Cuba While Rebuilding the Financial Sector: Perspectives on Development BankingManuel LasagaOnline versionPDF version
1011995Potential Impact of the Helms/Burton Act on Castro's RegimeErnesto F. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
1021995The Transformation of the State Extensive Growth Model in Cuba's Sugarcane AgricultureLazaro Pena Castellanos, José AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
1031995Cuban Citrus Production in a Post-Transition EconomyJoseph M. Perry, and Louis A. WoodsOnline versionPDF version
1041995Volume 5 Appendix A: The Rules of the GameNestor Enrique CruzOnline versionPDF version
10519951995 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
10619951995 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
1071995Dimensión fiscal de la crisis económica de Cuba, 1986-1994Evaldo A. CabarrouyOnline versionPDF version
1081995The Present Status Quo of Property Rights in CubaJuan C. Consuegra-BarquínOnline versionPDF version
1091995The Process of Environmental Impact Assessment in CubaAmparo E. AvellaOnline versionPDF version
1101995Helms-Burton Myths and RealityRobert E. Freer, JrOnline versionPDF version
1111995Cuba's Refugees: Manifold MigrationsSilvia PedrazaOnline versionPDF version
1121995The Ethical Foundations of Private Property: The Cuban CaseAlberto Martinez-PiedraOnline versionPDF version
1131995Economic Education for a Market Economy: The Cuban CaseJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
1141995The "New" Cuban Economic Model (or Socialism with Cuban Characteristics)Rolando H. Castañeda, George Plinio MontalvánOnline versionPDF version
1151995The Emerging Food and Paladar Market in HavanaJoseph L. Scarpaci, Jr.Online versionPDF version
1161995Philosophical Inquiry and the Crisis of Cuban Public LifeRoberto J. VichotOnline versionPDF version
1171995Restitution vs. Indemnification: Their Effects on the Pace of PrivatizationLuis Locay, Cigdem UralOnline versionPDF version
1181995Cuba's Environmental LawB. Ralph Barba, Amparo E. AvellaOnline versionPDF version
1191995Costo sociológico y psicológico de los logros de la Revolución CubanaMaida Donate-ArmadaOnline versionPDF version
1201995Institutional Requirements for Successful Market ReformsLuis LocayOnline versionPDF version
1211995A Conceptual Sketch of the new Financial and Development Institutions for the Cuba in Transition and the Future CubaAlberto LuzárragaOnline versionPDF version
1221995Comments on "A Conceptual Sketch of the New Financial and Development Institutions for the Cuba in Transition and the Future Cuba" by Alberto LuzárragaLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
1231995Volume 05 Appendix B: AUTHORS AND DISCUSSANTSNestor Enrique CruzOnline versionPDF version
1241995Volume 05 Appendix C: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSNestor Enrique CruzOnline versionPDF version
1251996Cuba: An Unreliable Producer of SugarJuan Tomás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
1261996The Minimum Wage and Unemployment in Poland: Lessons for Cuba's TransitionAndrew M. MelnykOnline versionPDF version
1271996Un "logro" que tiende a desmoronarseMartha Beatriz Roque CabelloOnline versionPDF version
1281996The 1995-1996 Sugar Zafra: Results and Implications-The Machinery SectorAlfredo Blanco, Jr.Online versionPDF version
1291996Sociedad civil, control social y estructura del poder en CubaMaida Donate-ArmadaOnline versionPDF version
1301996Apuntes sobre la situacion socio-económica de CubaPablo AlfonsoOnline versionPDF version
1311996Comments by Armando P. Ribas on "External Debt Problems and the Principle of Solidarity: The Cuban Case," Alberto Martínez-Piedra and Lorenzo PérezArmando P. RibasOnline versionPDF version
1321996Comments by Alberto Luzárraga on "Cuba's Hard Currency Debt" by Gabriel FernándezAlberto LuzárragaOnline versionPDF version
1331996Comments by Ernesto Hernández-Catá on "The Minimum Wage and Unemployment in Poland: Lessons for Cuba's Transition" by Andrew M. MelnykErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
1341996Alternative Policies to Deal With Labor Surpluses During the Cuba TransitionJoseph M. Perry, Louis A. Woods, Jeffrey W. SteagallOnline versionPDF version
1351996Comments by Ricardo L. Tejada on "Labor Effects of Adjustment Policies in Cuba" by Enrique S. PumarRicardo TejadaOnline versionPDF version
1361996Comments by Ricardo L. Tejada on "Labor Effects of Adjustment Policies in Cuba" by Enrique S. PumarRicardo TejadaOnline versionPDF version
1371996Comments by Diego R. Roqué on " "Actuarial Model of the Impact of Linking Economic Variables to a Life Survival Function" is locked Actuarial Model of the Impact of Linking Economic Variables to a Life Survival Function" by Donate-ArmadaDiego R. RoquéOnline versionPDF version
1381996Agribusiness Investment in Cuba's Post Embargo PeriodJames E. RossOnline versionPDF version
1391996Back to the Future: The Sociopolitical Dynamics of Miramar's Real Estate MarketJoseph L. Scarpaci, Jr.Online versionPDF version
1401996Cinco áreas de acción estratégicas para lograr el Milagro Económico Cubano: una rápida recuperación con un alto y sustentable crecimiento con equidad e inclusión socialRolando H. Castañeda, George Plinio MontalvánOnline versionPDF version
1411996Cuba's Non-Sugar Agriculture: Current Situations and ProspectsWilliam A. Messina, Jr., Thomas H. Spreen, Anne E. Moseley, Charles M. AdamsOnline versionPDF version
1421996Comments on "The Future Phases of the Cuban Economy" by BernalesJorge Luis RomeuOnline versionPDF version
1431996Comments by Lorenzo Cañizares on "The Condition of Cuban Workers During the Special Period in Peacetime" by CórdovaLorenzo CañizaresOnline versionPDF version
1441996Are Cuba's Educational Statistics Reliable?Benigno E. Aguirre, Roberto J. VichotOnline versionPDF version
1451996Comments by Erwin H. Epstein on "Are Cuba's Educational Statistics Reliable?" by Aguirre and VichotErwin H. EpsteinOnline versionPDF version
1461996Comments by René Costales on "Forestry Policies of Cuba's Socialist Government: An Appraisal" by Sergio Díaz-BriquetsRené CostalesOnline versionPDF version
1471996Comments by Osvaldo A. Juvier on "The Quest for Power: Analyzing the Costs and Benefits of Cuba's Nuclear Energy Policy" by Jonathan Benjamin-AlvaradoOsvaldo A. JuvierOnline versionPDF version
1481996Comments by Juan C. Consuegra-Barquín on "On the Continued Good Standing of Pre-1959 Cuban Legal Entities ‘Ubi Lex non Distinguit, Nec Nos Distinguere Debemus'" by Agustín de GoytisoloJuan C. Consuegra-BarquínOnline versionPDF version
1491996The Situation of Cuban Workers During the "Special Period in Peacetime"Efrén CórdovaOnline versionPDF version
1501996Decentralization, Local Government and Citizen Participation in CubaNelson AmaroOnline versionPDF version
1511996Cuban Military Expenditures: Concepts, Data and Burden MeasuresJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
1521996Through the Cracks of Socialism: The Emerging Private Sector in CubaAna Julia Jatar-HausmanOnline versionPDF version
1531996Foreign Investors' Property Rights and Legal Guaranties Against Non-Commercial Risks in CubaSergio A. LeisecaOnline versionPDF version
1541996Cuban Constitutionalism and Rights: An Overview of the Constitutions of 1901 and 1940Rebeca Sánchez-RoigOnline versionPDF version
1551996The Quest for Power: Analyzing the Costs and Benefits of Cuba's Nuclear Energy PolicyJonathan Benjamin-AlvaradoOnline versionPDF version
1561996The Future Phases of the Cuban Economy: A Bayesian ForecastBarton J. BernalesOnline versionPDF version
1571996Righting Old Wrongs: A Survey of Restitution Schemes for Possible Application to a Democratic CubaNicolas J. Gutiérrez, Jr.Online versionPDF version
1581996Cuba's New Agricultural Cooperatives and Markets: Antecedents, Organization, Early Performance and ProspectsJosé Alvarez, William A. Messina, Jr.Online versionPDF version
1591996Comparison of International Monetary Fund and World Bank Conditionalities and Cuba's Economic Reforms of the 1990sRamon C. Barquín IIIOnline versionPDF version
1601996Labor Effects of Adjustment Policies in CubaEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
1611996External Debt Problems and the Principle of Solidarity: The Cuban CaseAlberto Martinez-Piedra, Lorenzo L. PérezOnline versionPDF version
1621996Transformations and Transitions: The Changing Nature of Labor Organizations in Post-Communist Europe and the Implications for Labor in CubaGuillermo J. GrenierOnline versionPDF version
1631996Remarks on the Current Cuban Economic SituationGerardo González NúñezOnline versionPDF version
1641996Constitutional Protection of Cuban Property RightsIgnacio E. SánchezOnline versionPDF version
1651996Information on the Cuban Economy in DatabasesIsabel EzquerraOnline versionPDF version
1661996Cuba's Hard Currency DebtGabriel FernándezOnline versionPDF version
16719961996 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
16819961996 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
1691996Helms-Burton: Checkmate or Challenge for Canadian Firms Doing Business in Cuba?Beverly L. CampbellOnline versionPDF version
1701996Marxism and the Market: Vietnam and Cuba in TransitionJulie Marie BunckOnline versionPDF version
1711996Tourism/Ecotourism in CubaDavid S. CollisOnline versionPDF version
1721996Forestry Policies of Cuba's Socialist Government: An AppraisalSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
1731996On the Continued Good Standing of Pre-Castro Legal Entities: Ubi Lex Non Distinguit,…Nec Nos Distinguere DebemusAgustín de GoytisoloOnline versionPDF version
1741996The State of the Cuban Economy: 1995-96Carmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
1751996Cuba y el estado de derecho: pasado, presente y futuroAlberto LuzárragaOnline versionPDF version
1761996The Effect of Socialism on the Entrepreneurial Abilities of Cuban-AmericansLuis Locay, Jorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
1771996Foreign Investment in Cuba: The Limits of Commercial EngagementMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
1781996The Optimal Size of the Military in a Post-Castro CubaCarlos SeiglieOnline versionPDF version
1791996In Honor of Felipe PazosRoberto González CofinoOnline versionPDF version
1801996Cuban Computer Networks and Their ImpactLarry S. DaleyOnline versionPDF version
1811996Cuban Telecommunication Infrastructure and InvestmentLarry S. DaleyOnline versionPDF version
1821996Comments on "The Effect of Socialism on the Entrepreneurial Abilities of Cuban Americans" by Luis Locay and Jorge SanguinettySilvia PedrazaOnline versionPDF version
1831997The Structural Transformation of the Cuban Economy: A Report of the Last Twelve MonthsJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
1841997Cuba's Cement IndustryTeo A. Babún, Jr.Online versionPDF version
1851997The Political Economy of Trade Sanctions: The Case of CubaCarlos SeiglieOnline versionPDF version
1861997Canadians in Cuba: Getting to Know Each Other BetterJulia SagebienOnline versionPDF version
1871997Comments by Artimus Keiffer on "Cuba's Tourism Industry" by Suddaby and "Impact of the HelmsBurton Law on Cuban Tourism" by Lucio and CrespoArtimus KeifferOnline versionPDF version
1881997Algunos apuntes sobre la teoría de la transición socialMartha Beatriz Roque CabelloOnline versionPDF version
1891997Fundamento constitucional de la transición en CubaJosé D. AcostaOnline versionPDF version
1901997Comments by Ernesto Hernández-Catá on "Cuba: Cooperación Internacional de Emergencia y para la Recuperación" by Castañeda and MontalvánErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
1911997Comments by Roger R. Betancourt on "The Implications of Good Governance for the Reconstruction of Cuba" by PérezRoger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
1921997Comments by Roger R. Betancourt on "The Strengths and Weaknesses of Factor Analysis in Predicting Cuba's GDP," by Nicolás Sánchez and Miles CahillRoger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
1931997Cuba: una plena reinserción internacional comercial y financiera con estabilización rápida, sin recesión y con crecimiento alto, estable y sustentableRolando H. Castañeda, George Plinio MontalvánOnline versionPDF version
1941997Bioprospecting in a Post-Castro CubaLarry S. DaleyOnline versionPDF version
1951997Comentarios sobre el artículo XVII sobre Hacienda de la Constitución de 1940 de CubaLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
1961997Implication of the U. S. Economic Embargo for a Political Transition in CubaJuan J. LópezOnline versionPDF version
1971997Avoiding Managerial Human Capital Loss in Transition II Sugar FactoriesWillard W. RadellOnline versionPDF version
1981997An Empirical Study of Income and Performance Incentives on a Cuban Sugarcane CPAFrederick S. Royce, William A. Messina, Jr., José AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
1991997Comments by José Alvarez on "Land Use in Cuba Before and After the Revolution: Economic and Environmental Implications" by Sergio Díaz-Briquets, Casals & AssociatesJosé AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
2001997Development Stages of the "Cuban Exile Country"Miguel González-PandoOnline versionPDF version
2011997Liberalization and the Behavior of Output During the Transition from Plan to MarketErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
2021997Volume 7 Appendix A: Authors and DiscussantsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
2031997Enfoque crítico al documento "Apoyo para una transición democrática en Cuba"Maida Donate-ArmadaOnline versionPDF version
2041997Legal Foundations for a Successful Privatization Program in Cuba Matías F. Travieso-Díaz, Alejandro FerratéOnline versionPDF version
2051997Propuesta para el reordenamiento de la economía cubana: aspectos institucionales y financierosRodolfo A. CarrandiOnline versionPDF version
2061997La mujer cubana en los Estados Unidos: algunas consideraciones sobre su aporte socioeconómico y las modificaciones de su papelUva de AragónOnline versionPDF version
2071997Transición y recuperación económica en CubaGerardo González NúñezOnline versionPDF version
2081997El Tribunal Constitucional y su organización: Una propuesta de reformaAlberto LuzárragaOnline versionPDF version
2091997Growth and Technological Change in CubaManuel Madrid-ArisOnline versionPDF version
2101997Is U.S. Foreign Policy Toward Cuba Justifiable? Mauricio SolaúnOnline versionPDF version
2111997Impact of the Helms-Burton Law (the Cuban Liberty Act) on Cuban TourismSaturnino E. Lucio II, Nicolás CrespoOnline versionPDF version
21219971997 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
2131997Cuban Non-Sugarcane Agricultural Trade Patterns: Historical Perspectives and Future ProspectsWilliam A. Messina, Jr., Richard N. Brown, James E. Ross, José AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
2141997Cuba's Tourism IndustryCharles SuddabyOnline versionPDF version
2151997The Cuban Economy in Mid-1997Jorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
2161997Cuban Tourism in 2007: Economic ImpactNicolás Crespo, Santos Negrón DíazOnline versionPDF version
2171997Volume 07 Appendix B: AcknowledgementsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
2181997Update on Foreign Investment in Cuba: 1996-97Maria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
21919971997 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
2201997Prospects for Cuba's Entrepreneurs after Transition: A Comparative AnalysisRicardo TejadaOnline versionPDF version
2211997The Environment and the Cuban TransitionSergio Díaz-Briquets, Jorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
2221997Property Rights, Technology, and Land Degradation: A Case Study of Santo Domingo, CubaHéctor SáezOnline versionPDF version
2231997Cuba: Cooperación internacional de emergencia y para la recuperaciónRolando H. Castañeda, George Plinio MontalvánOnline versionPDF version
2241997Privatización en Cuba: ¿Factor de unión y desarrollo o de conflicto social?Alberto LuzárragaOnline versionPDF version
2251997Constitución y cambio democrático en CubaRené Gómez ManzanoOnline versionPDF version
2261997The Welfare State and its Ethical Implications: A Viable Alternative for Post-Castro's Cuba?Alberto Martinez-PiedraOnline versionPDF version
2271997Social Forces and the Politics of Transition: Lessons from the Cuban ExperienceEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
2281997La Constitución de 1940: Simbolismo y vigenciaNéstor Carbonell CortinaOnline versionPDF version
2291997Cuban Tourism, Economic Growth, and the Welfare of the Cuban WorkerJoseph M. Perry, Jeffrey W. Steagall, Louis A. WoodsOnline versionPDF version
2301997Institution-Building: Financial Sector Reform in CubaYosem E. CompanysOnline versionPDF version
2311997Women and Post-Cold War Socialism: The Cases of Cuba and VietnamJulie Marie BunckOnline versionPDF version
2321997The Implications of Good Governance for the Reconstruction of CubaLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
2331998The Impact of the U.S. Embargo on Health and Nutrition in CubaPeter G. BourneOnline versionPDF version
2341998The Pension System of Cuba: The Current Situation and Implications of International Pension Reform Experiences for Addressing Cuba's ProblemsLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
2351998The Effects of the U.S. Embargo on Health and Nutrition in Cuba: A Critical AnalysisMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
2361998Lecciones de la paz en Centroamérica: un intento de aplicación a CubaNelson AmaroOnline versionPDF version
2371998Second Economy, Second Society, and Political Control in Cuba: Perspectives from Network and Institutional EconomicsMario Antonio RiveraOnline versionPDF version
23819981997: Resumen económico de un añoManuel Sánchez Herrero, Arnaldo Ramos LauzuriqueOnline versionPDF version
2391998ECLAC's Report on the Cuban Economy in the 1990sCarmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
2401998Comments by Jorge A. Sanguinetty on "Economic Reform in Latin America and the Caribbean and Possible Implications for Cuba" by LoserJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
2411998Comments by Alfred G. Cuzán on "Cuba and Latin America: The Political Dimension," by FontAlfred G. CuzánOnline versionPDF version
2421998Back to the Future: Cuban Tourism In the Year 2007Nicolás CrespoOnline versionPDF version
2431998Apreciación y análisis de los aciertos y los mitos del estudio de la CEPALRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
2441998A Project for Faculty Development in a Transitional CubaJorge Luis RomeuOnline versionPDF version
2451998Comments by Jorge Luis Romeu on "Rainfall in Little Havana" by RoquéJorge Luis RomeuOnline versionPDF version
2461998Comments by Sergio Díaz-Briquets on "The Impact of the U. S. Embargo on Health and Nutrition in Cuba" by BourneSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
2471998Comments by Roger R. Betancourt on "The Welfare State and Its Ethical Implications: A Viable Alternative for Post-Castro's Cuba?" by Martínez-PiedraRoger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
2481998Comments by José Alvarez on "Property Rights, Technology and Land Degradation: A Case Study of Santo Domingo, Cuba" by SáezJosé AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
2491998Comentarios de Raúl Fernández García sobre "Experiencias Agroclimatológicas de República Dominicana y el Caribe Adaptables a Cuba" de Hipólito MejíaRaúl Fernández GarcíaOnline versionPDF version
2501998Cuba on the Eve of the Socialist Transition: A Reassessment of the Backwardness-Stagnation ThesisEric N. BaklanoffOnline versionPDF version
2511998Comentarios de Carlos N. QuijanoCarlos N. QuijanoOnline versionPDF version
2521998Comments by Carmelo Mesa-Lago on "The Pension System of Cuba: The Current Situation and Implications of International Pension Reform Experiences for Addressing Cuba's Problems" by LorenzoCarmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
2531998Comments by José M. Ruisánchez on "Cuba's New Entrepreneurs: Five Years of Small-Scale Capitalism" by Philip Peters and Joseph L. ScarpaciJosé M. RuisánchezOnline versionPDF version
2541998The United States Embargo Against Cuba: Legal Aspects of the Restrictions on Sales of Pharmaceutical Products, as Set Forth in the Cuban Democracy Act of 1992Wallie Mason, Stephen J. KimmerlingOnline versionPDF version
2551998Volume 8 Appendix A: Authors and DiscussantsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
2561998Experiencias agroclimatológicas de República Dominicana y el Caribe adaptables a CubaHipólito Mejía DomínguezOnline versionPDF version
2571998Renaisssance and Decay: A Comparison of Socioeconomic Indicators in Pre-Castro and Current-Day CubaKirby Smith, Hugo LlorensOnline versionPDF version
2581998Promoting and Financing the Development of an Environmental Infrastructure in a Post-Castro CubaAldo M. LeivaOnline versionPDF version
2591998The Strengths and Weaknesses of Factor Analysis in Predicting Cuban GDPNicolás Sánchez, Miles CahillOnline versionPDF version
2601998The Cuban Economic Crisis of the 1990s and the External SectorJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
2611998Rainfall in Little HavanaDiego R. RoquéOnline versionPDF version
2621998Impressions on the Visit of Pope John Paul II to CubaMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
2631998La crisis financiera en México: lecciones para CubaRoberto Orro FernándezOnline versionPDF version
2641998The Cuban Cigar Industry as the Transition ApproachesJoseph M. Perry, Louis A. Woods, Stephen L. Shapiro, and Jeffrey W. SteagallOnline versionPDF version
2651998Cuban Public Opinion Dynamics (1997-1998) and the Potential for Building a Civil SocietyErnesto F. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
2661998Update on Foreign Investment in Cuba 1997-98 and Focus on the Energy SectorMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
2671998The Cuban Economy in 1997-98: Performance and PoliciesCarmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
2681998Cuba y Polonia: semejanzas, diferenciasRaúl Fernández GarcíaOnline versionPDF version
2691998Cuba's Tourism Industry: Sol Meliá as a Case StudyFélix Blanco GodínezOnline versionPDF version
2701998Socialism and Environmental Disruption: Implications for CubaSergio Díaz-Briquets, Jorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
2711998Cuban Immigration: Challenges and OpportunitiesMatías F. Travieso-DíazOnline versionPDF version
2721998Economic Development in the Tropics: Fiction or PossibilityRoger R. Betancourt, Carlos SeiglieOnline versionPDF version
2731998Volume 08 Appendix B: AcknowledgementsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
27419981998 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
2751998Consumer Prices, Money Supply and Liberalization in Post-Communist EconomiesErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
2761998El sector agropecuario cubano bajo el socialismo de estadoManuel Sánchez Herrero, Arnaldo Ramos LauzuriqueOnline versionPDF version
2771998Promoting Place Through Architectural Heritage: Restoration and Preservation of Twentieth Century Architectural Design in Miramar, Habana, CubaArtimus Keiffer, Sarah K. WagnerOnline versionPDF version
2781998Culture of Opposition in CubaBenigno E. AguirreOnline versionPDF version
2791998The Impact of Pope John Paul II's Visit to CubaSilvia PedrazaOnline versionPDF version
2801998Investment, Human Capital, and Technological Change: Evidence from Cuba and its Implications for Growth ModelsManuel E. Madrid-ArisOnline versionPDF version
2811998Political Culture and Democracy in Cuba: Comparative ReflectionsMauricio SolaúnOnline versionPDF version
2821998Mexico-Cuba Commercial Relations in the 1990sDemetria Tsoutouras, Julia SagebienOnline versionPDF version
2831998Cuba and Latin America: The Political DimensionMauricio A. FontOnline versionPDF version
2841998Economic Reform in Latin America and the Caribbean and Possible Implications for CubaClaudio LoserOnline versionPDF version
2851998Free from What? Where To? And the Role of the Cuban-AmericansArmando P. RibasOnline versionPDF version
2861998Lo que fue y no fue: la visita del Papa a CubaJosé M. HernándezOnline versionPDF version
2871998Investment and International Cooperation in Cuba's Energy SectorJonathan Benjamin-AlvaradoOnline versionPDF version
2881999Restitution of Property in Cuba: Lessons Learned From East EuropeG. Douglas HarperOnline versionPDF version
2891999Corruption and the Cuban TransitionJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
2901999Measuring Cuban Public Opinion: IntroductionChurchill RobertsOnline versionPDF version
2911999Volume 09 Appendix B: AcknowledgementsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
2921999Fidel Castro: A Machiavellian Prince?Alfred G. CuzánOnline versionPDF version
2931999Globalization, Transition and the Outlook for the Cuban EconomyErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
2941999Normalized Trade Relations Between the United States and Cuba: Economic Impact on New Orleans and LouisianaNicholas A. Robins, Maria F. TrujilloOnline versionPDF version
2951999Preliminary Study of the Impact of the Privatization of State-Owned Enterprises in CubaTeo A. Babún, Jr.Online versionPDF version
2961999The State of the Cuban Economy 1998-1999Gary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
2971999The Self-Employed in Cuba: A Street Level ViewBenjamin SmithOnline versionPDF version
2981999Some Ideas for Taxation During Cuba's TransitionMark GallagherOnline versionPDF version
2991999The Role of Small and Medium Size Enterprise in Cuba's FutureAntonio GayosoOnline versionPDF version
3001999Comments by Manuel Lasaga on "The Effectiveness of Cuba's Banking Sector Reforms" by LindeManuel LasagaOnline versionPDF version
3011999Comments by René Costales on "Some Ideas for Taxation During Cuba's Transition" by GallagherRené CostalesOnline versionPDF version
3021999A Preliminary Evaluation of the Needs for Agricultural Extension in a Free CubaLarry S. DaleyOnline versionPDF version
3031999Comments by Mitchell A. Seligson on "Measuring Cuban Public Opinion: Methodology" by RobertsMitchell A. SeligsonOnline versionPDF version
3041999Macroeconomic Policy Issues for a Free-Market CubaJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
3051999Comentarios de Ricardo A. PuertaRicardo A. PuertaOnline versionPDF version
3061999Cuba's Armed Forces: Power and ReformsDomingo AmuchásteguiOnline versionPDF version
3071999Actuarial Model of the Impact of Linking Economic Variables to a Life Survival FunctionRicardo A. Donate-ArmadaOnline versionPDF version
3081999Comments by Diego R. Roqué on "The Optimal Size of the Military in a Post-Castro Cuba" by Carlos SeiglieDiego R. RoquéOnline versionPDF version
3091999Comments by René Pérez-López on "Cuba and American Public Opinion" by FiskRené Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
3101999Comments by René Pérez-López on "The Cuba Solidarity Movement in the San Francisco Bay Area: Its Activities and Objectives, 1991-Present" by SocorroRené Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
3111999Civil Society In Cuba: The Logic of Emergence in Comparative PerspectiveJuan Carlos EspinosaOnline versionPDF version
3121999Agricultural Reform in Cuba: Implications for Agricultural Production, Markets and TradeWilliam A. Messina, Jr.Online versionPDF version
3131999Measures Not Taken: Issues for Today and TomorrowGary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
3141999The Internal Opposition and Civil Society: An AssessmentEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
3151999Measuring Cuban Public Opinion: MethodologyChurchill RobertsOnline versionPDF version
3161999Volume 9 Appendix A: Authors and DiscussantsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
3171999Reflections on a Non-transition in Cuba: Comments on ElitesJuan M. del AguilaOnline versionPDF version
3181999Comments by José Alberto Hernández Castillo on "The Political Economy of the Internet in Cuba" by Valdés and RiveraJosé Alberto Hernández CastilloOnline versionPDF version
3191999The Cuba Solidarity Movement in the San Francisco Bay Area: Its Activities and Objectives, 1991-PresentFernando SocorroOnline versionPDF version
3201999Havana Club: A Case Summary and an Analysis of Selected Legal IssuesStephen J. KimmerlingOnline versionPDF version
3211999Organización y Formación Democrática en CubaJosé Antonio FontOnline versionPDF version
3221999Evolution, Transition and the Cuban Revolutionary Armed ForcesArmando F. Mastrapa, IIIOnline versionPDF version
3231999Russian Oil-For-Sugar Barter Deals 1989-1999José F. Alonso, Ralph J. GallianoOnline versionPDF version
3241999Independent Agricultural Cooperatives in Cuba?José AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
3251999Pirates or Partners? Cuba-Puerto Rico Commercial Relations in a Post-Embargo ScenarioJulia Sagebien, Ramón Coto-OjedaOnline versionPDF version
3261999The Effectiveness of Cuba's Banking Sector ReformsArmando S. LindeOnline versionPDF version
3271999Errata for Comments by Diego R. Roqué on "Actuarial Model of the Impact of Linking Economic Variables to a Life Survival Function" by Donate-ArmadaDiego R. RoquéOnline versionPDF version
3281999Measuring Cuban Public Opinion: Economic, Social and Political IssuesErnesto F. Betancourt, Guillermo J. GrenierOnline versionPDF version
3291999Factors Affecting the Potential Market in Cuba for Selected U.S. Forest ProductsJames E. RossOnline versionPDF version
3301999Cuba y los antiguos países socialistas de Europa: la importancia de los aspectos institucionales y de economía política en la transición del socialismo a una economía de mercadoRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
3311999Key Environmental Legislation for Cuba's Transition PeriodMatías F. Travieso-DíazOnline versionPDF version
3321999Forty Years After: A Candid Recount of Experiences at Tourism Destinations in CubaNicolás CrespoOnline versionPDF version
3331999Cuba: The Current SituationRichard A. NuccioOnline versionPDF version
33419991999 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
3351999Dollarization in Cuba and Implications for the Future TransitionArne C. Kildegaard, Roberto Orro FernándezOnline versionPDF version
3361999Cuba and American Public OpinionDaniel W. FiskOnline versionPDF version
3371999The Political Economy of the Internet in CubaNelson P. Valdés, Mario Antonio RiveraOnline versionPDF version
3381999National Reconciliation in the Case of Cuba: Definition and AnalysisHolly AckermanOnline versionPDF version
3391999Policy Framework to Address Corruption in the Cuban TransitionBeatriz C. Casals, Sergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
3401999Cuba's Economic "Reforms": Waiting for Fidel on the Eve of the Twenty-First CenturyRoger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
3411999On Political Change in Cuba: A Comparative IntroductionMauricio SolaúnOnline versionPDF version
3421999Los llamados empresarios cubanos y la transición en la IslaGerardo González NúñezOnline versionPDF version
3431999Un proyecto para la formación de profesionales internacionales para una Cuba en transiciónJorge Luis RomeuOnline versionPDF version
3442000Last Resort or Bridge to the Future? Tourism and Workers in Cuba's Second EconomyTed A. HenkenOnline versionPDF version
3452000Land Use in Cuba Before and After the Revolution: Economic and Environmental ImplicationsSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
3462000Education's Contribution to Economic Growth in CubaManuel E. Madrid-ArisOnline versionPDF version
3472000The Last Wave: Cuba's Contemporary Exodus: Political or Economic Immigrants?Silvia PedrazaOnline versionPDF version
3482000Comments by William E. Kost on "Cuba Market Potential for U.S. Livestock Genetics in a Free Market Cuban Economy" by Ross and "Differences in Agricultural Productivity in Cuba's State and Nonstate Sectors: Further Evidence" By AlvarezWilliam E. KostOnline versionPDF version
3492000Cuban Flora, Endophytic and Other, as a Potential Source of Bioactive Compounds: Two Technical Approaches to Bioactive Compound DiscoveryLarry S. DaleyOnline versionPDF version
3502000The Mirage of Floating Exchange RatesCarmen M. ReinhartOnline versionPDF version
3512000Soldiers and Businessmen: The FAR During the Special PeriodArmando F. Mastrapa, IIIOnline versionPDF version
3522000The Contribution of BITs to Cuba's Foreign Investment ProgramJorge F. Pérez-López, Matías F. Travieso-DíazOnline versionPDF version
3532000Intellectual Property Rights and International Trade in Cuban ProductsJoseph M. Perry, Louis A. Woods, and Stephen L. ShapiroOnline versionPDF version
3542000Market Potential for U.S. Livestock Genetics in a Free Market Cuban EconomyJames E. RossOnline versionPDF version
3552000Models of Development and Globalization In CubaNelson AmaroOnline versionPDF version
3562000Balance of Payments: Concepts and MeasurementsArmando S. LindeOnline versionPDF version
3572000La situación ambiental de Cuba al finalizar el siglo XXEudel Eduardo CeperoOnline versionPDF version
3582000Comments by José Alvarez on "The Cuban Cigar Industry as the Transition Approaches" by Joseph M. Perry, Louis A. Woods, Stephen L. Shapiro and Jeffrey W. SteagallJosé AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
3592000FAR: Mastering ReformsDomingo AmuchásteguiOnline versionPDF version
3602000A Comparison of Cuba's Tourism Industy with the Dominican Republic and Cancún, 1988-1999Nicolás Crespo, Charles SuddabyOnline versionPDF version
3612000Cuban Labor Law: Issues and ChallengesAldo M. LeivaOnline versionPDF version
3622000A Discussion on Institutional Research for a Transitional CubaJorge Luis RomeuOnline versionPDF version
3632000A Constitutional Framework for a Free CubaAlfred G. CuzánOnline versionPDF version
3642000Comments by José A. Font on "Soldiers and Businessmen: The FAR During the Special Period" by MastrapaJosé A. FontOnline versionPDF version
3652000A Survey of Significant Legal Changes During Cuba's Special Period: Setting Parameters for ChangeStephen J. KimmerlingOnline versionPDF version
3662000Volume 13 Appendix A: Authors and DiscussantsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
3672000Economic Reforms and Social Contradictions in CubaCharles TrumbullOnline versionPDF version
3682000El estado real de la economía cubanaOscar Espinosa ChepeOnline versionPDF version
3692000Fiscal Reforms in Transition Economies: Implications for CubaLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
3702000Microeconomic Intermediation and Sectoral Integration in a Market TransitionMario Antonio RiveraOnline versionPDF version
3712000Interpreting Cuba's External AccountsEmily MorrisOnline versionPDF version
3722000Cuba y América Latina: consideraciones sobre el nivel y la evolución del Índice de Desarrollo Humano y del Gasto Social en la década de los noventaRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
3732000Evolución y perspectiva de la pequeña empresa no estatal en CubaEvaldo A. CabarrouyOnline versionPDF version
3742000Transition in Central and Eastern Europe: Lessons for Development of SMEs in CubaAntonio GayosoOnline versionPDF version
3752000The Fall and Recovery of the Cuban Economy in the 1990s: Mirage or RealityErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
3762000Cuba: Fin de fiesta: Castro da por terminado el Período Especial y retoma el socialismo puro y duroCarlos Alberto MontanerOnline versionPDF version
3772000Toward Best Business Practices for Foreign Investors in CubaAmbassador Anthony C.E. QuaintonOnline versionPDF version
3782000Cuba dual: crisis económica, crisis del régimenAntonio ElorzaOnline versionPDF version
3792000Corrigendum: Comments on "Actuarial Model of the Impact of Linking Economic Variables to a Life Survival Function" by Donate-ArmadaDiego R. RoquéOnline versionPDF version
3802000Preliminary Environmental Action Plan for a Post-Castro CubaAlberto Vega, Federico PoeyOnline versionPDF version
3812000Telecommunications and Power Sector Reforms in Latin America: Lessons LearnedJuan A. B. BeltOnline versionPDF version
3822000Differences in Agricultural Productivity in Cuba's State and Nonstate Sectors: Further EvidenceJosé AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
3832000Cuba's Balance of Payments StatisticsJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
3842000Cuba's Trade Policy After CastroSidney WeintraubOnline versionPDF version
3852000Cuban Tourism During the Special PeriodMaría Dolores EspinoOnline versionPDF version
3862000The "Understanding" Between the European Union and the United States Over Investments in CubaJoaquín RoyOnline versionPDF version
3872000Volume 10 Appendix B: AcknowledgementsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
38820002000 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
38920002000 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
3902000Saludo a la décima reunión de ASCEMartha Beatriz Roque CabelloOnline versionPDF version
3912000Winners and Losers in Restoring Old HavanaJoseph L. Scarpaci, Jr.Online versionPDF version
3922000Cuba's Balance of Payments Gap, the Remittances Scam, Drug Trafficking and Money LaunderingErnesto F. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
3932000Cuba y su economía de resistenciaManuel David OrrioOnline versionPDF version
3942000La descentralización de las granjas estatales en Cuba: ¿gérmen para una reforma empresarial pendiente?Hans-Jürgen BurchardtOnline versionPDF version
3952000The Internationalization of Collective Behavior: Lessons From ElianBenigno E. AguirreOnline versionPDF version
3962000Has Cuba Definitely Found the Path to Economic Growth?Roberto Orro FernándezOnline versionPDF version
3972000Recent Changes in Management Structure and Strategies of the Cuban Fishing IndustryChuck AdamsOnline versionPDF version
3982000La economía cubana durante el período especialAntonio GayosoOnline versionPDF version
3992001The Economic Impact of U.S. Sanctions with Respect to CubaJonathan R. ColemanOnline versionPDF version
4002001Cuba: A View of Revealed Export AdvantageWilliam A. Messina, Jr., Eric T. Bonnett, Timothy G. TaylorOnline versionPDF version
4012001Comments on "The Internet and State Control in Authoritarian Regimes"Robert C. HardingOnline versionPDF version
4022001Cuba's Tourism: Critique of Three PapersNicolás CrespoOnline versionPDF version
4032001Volume 11 Appendix B: AcknowledgementsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
4042001Cuban Culture and Democracy: Theory and Research AgendaAldo M. LeivaOnline versionPDF version
4052001Felipe Pazos, Institutions and A Retrospective View of "Problemas Económicos de Cuba en el Período de Transición"Roger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
4062001Cuban Tourism: A Critique of the CEPAL 2000 ReportMaría Dolores EspinoOnline versionPDF version
4072001Perfeccionamiento Empresarial: Entrepreneurial Perfectionism and the Cuban Tourism IndustryArtimus KeifferOnline versionPDF version
4082001International Economic Associations in Cuba's Agricultural SectorJames E. Ross, María Antonia Fernández MayoOnline versionPDF version
4092001Pazos On Cuban Economic DevelopmentEfrén CórdovaOnline versionPDF version
4102001Equipo de Coordinación y Apoyo al Comandante en Jefe: Cuba's Parallel Government?Armando F. Mastrapa, IIIOnline versionPDF version
4112001The Miracle of the Cuban Economy in the 1990sEd CanlerOnline versionPDF version
4122001The Aging of the Cuban PopulationRicardo A. Donate-ArmadaOnline versionPDF version
4132001Some Issues Raised by Felipe Pazos on Foreign Investment in Cuba During Its Transition to a Free-Market SocietyMatías F. Travieso-DíazOnline versionPDF version
4142001Economic and Political Liberalization in Former Socialist Countries: Implications for CubaRoberto Orro FernándezOnline versionPDF version
4152001Cuba's Perfeccionamiento EmpresarialLaw: A Step Towards Privatization?Matías F. Travieso-DíazOnline versionPDF version
4162001Comments and Observations on the U.S. International Trade Commission ReportGary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
4172001Agriculture in the U.S. International Trade Commission ReportWilliam A. Messina, Jr.Online versionPDF version
4182001"El Decálogo" de Felipe Pazos, ASCE y el Impase Cubano-AmericanoRené A. MonserratOnline versionPDF version
4192001Orographic Influences on Vegetation and Bioprospecting Potential at the Confluence of the Bayamo, Guamá and Guisa RiversLarry S. DaleyOnline versionPDF version
4202001Chile in Mesa-Lago's Market, Socialist, and Mixed Economies: Chile, Cuba, and Costa RicaFrancisco LeónOnline versionPDF version
4212001Medicare: A Potential Income-Generating Activity for Cuba in the FutureSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
4222001A Commentary on Foreign Investment in CubaMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
4232001Circumventing the Embargo: The Strategic Context of Spain's Economic Relations with CubaEric N. BaklanoffOnline versionPDF version
4242001Prostitution and Sex Tourism in CubaCharles TrumbullOnline versionPDF version
4252001An Analysis of Decree-Law No. 171 on Private Home RentalsTed A. HenkenOnline versionPDF version
4262001Imperfect Methodology But the Right Results? The USITC Report on the Economic Impact of U.S. Sanctions with Respect to CubaWilliam N. TrumbullOnline versionPDF version
4272001Comments by Alfred G. Cuzán on "Inside Civil Society: An Empirical Study in Cuba of Opinions Among Members of Independent Groups on Problems and Prospects for Democratization," by the Center for the Study of a National Option (CEON)Alfred G. CuzánOnline versionPDF version
4282001A Test of Culture of Opposition's Power GridB. E. AguirreOnline versionPDF version
4292001Felipe Pazos on Cuba's Transition: 10 Years LaterErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
4302001Cuba and the Gulf Pact: A Transition Integration ProjectJorge Luis RomeuOnline versionPDF version
4312001Structures of Opportunities, Emerging Civil Society and Transition: The Work of Human Rights OrganizationsEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
4322001The Cuban Economy in 1999-2001: Evaluation of Performance and Debate on the FutureCarmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
4332001Preguntas Olsonianas Sobre el Futuro de Cuba: ¿Son Factibles una Economía de Mercado y una Democracia?Jorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
4342001Volume 12 Appendix A: Authors and DiscussantsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
4352001Comparative Policy and Performance in Mesa-Lago's Market, Socialist, and Mixed Economies: Chile, Cuba, and Costa RicaRoger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
4362001La Reforma Institucional Durante la TransiciónErnesto F. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
4372001Socialist Cuba : The Nullity of the Foreign Investment Contracts Due to an Illicit Cause: To Defraud the Cuban WorkerAlberto LuzárragaOnline versionPDF version
4382001Faith-Based NGOs: Their Role in Distributing Humanitarian Aid and Delivering Social Services in the Special PeriodTeo A. Babún, Jr.Online versionPDF version
4392001Rationed Products and Something Else: Food Availability and Distribution in 2000 CubaJosé AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
4402001Cuba en Market, Socialist, and Mixed Economies: Chile, Cuba, and Costa Rica por Mesa-LagoJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
4412001Pazos' Economic Problems of Cuba During The Transition: Return Migration of Skilled Persons and ProfessionalsJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
4422001The Impact of the Helms-Burton Legislation on Foreign Investment in CubaPaolo SpadoniOnline versionPDF version
4432001Response to Comments on Market, Socialist and Mixed Economies: Chile, Cuba, and Costa RicaCarmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
4442001Much Ado About Something? Regime Change in CubaEusebio Mujal-León, Joshua W. BusbyOnline versionPDF version
44520012001 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
4462001Costa Rica In Mesa-Lago's Market, Socialist, and Mixed Economies: Chile, Cuba, and Costa RicaJuan A. B. BeltOnline versionPDF version
44720012001 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
4482001Una Visión Alternativa ("no Convencional") de Economía Política desde Europa Central y Rusia sobre la Transición del Socialismo a una Economía de MercadoRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
4492001Inside Civil Society: An Empirical Study in Cuba of Opinions Among Members of Independent Groups on Problems and Prospects for DemocratizationCenter for the Study of a National Option (CEON)Online versionPDF version
4502001Role of the Diasporas in Transition Economies: Lessons from ArmeniaLev M. FreinkmanOnline versionPDF version
4512001Rights and Remedies Concerning Cuban Residential PropertyStephen J. KimmerlingOnline versionPDF version
4522001The Post Fidel Transition: Mitigating the Inevitable DisasterGary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
4532001Nation, Society and Economy in Post-Castro CubaAntonio JorgeOnline versionPDF version
4542002The Cuban Transition in the Light of the Lessons of Ten Years of Experience in the Former Soviet BlocErnesto F. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
4552002Impact of September Eleven on Tourism Activities in Cuba and in the CaribbeanNicolás Crespo, Charles SuddabyOnline versionPDF version
4562002Implicaciones Económicas de la Constitución del 40: Lecciones para el FuturoJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
4572002Democratization and Migration: Cuba's Exodus and the Development of Civil SocietySilvia PedrazaOnline versionPDF version
4582002Parasitismo Económico y Su Impacto en el Tránsito Hacia el MercadoManuel García DíazOnline versionPDF version
4592002Restoration of Cuban Gallery Forests, Especially on the Banks of the Bayamo and Other Rivers of the Cauto BasinLarry S. DaleyOnline versionPDF version
4602002The U.S. Constitution and Private Property: Reflections for CubaJuan A. B. BeltOnline versionPDF version
4612002Las Negociaciones Internacionales Actuales de CubaFrancisco LeónOnline versionPDF version
4622002The State, Institutions and the Market Economy: Institutions for the Private Sector in Transition EconomiesGuy PfeffermannOnline versionPDF version
4632002The Survival of the Cuban Regime: A Political Economy PerspectiveJavier CorralesOnline versionPDF version
4642002Rehabilitando la Educación en la Cuba que TransitaGraciella Cruz-TauraOnline versionPDF version
4652002Cuba in the Human Development Index in the 1990s: Decline, Rebound and ExclusionCarmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
4662002Raíces del Prejuicio Norteamericano en CubaDominga González SuárezOnline versionPDF version
4672002Social Mechanisms and Political OrderEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
4682002Combating Corruption: From Words to DeedsMiguel SchlossOnline versionPDF version
4692002Alternative Recommendations for Dealing with Expropriated U.S. Property In Post-Castro CubaMatías F. Travieso-DíazOnline versionPDF version
4702002Lecciones de la Experiencia deReformas y de la Crisis Argentina para la Transición Cubana: Importancia del Proyecto VarelaRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
4712002Combating Corruption in Post-Castro CubaSergio Díaz-Briquets, Jorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
4722002¿El Estado Para el Hombre o el Hombre Para el Estado? Un Coloquio Constitucional Sobre la Tercera RepúblicaAlberto LuzárragaOnline versionPDF version
4732002Challenges for a Transitional Judiciary in a Post-Castro CubaMario Díaz-Cruz, IIIOnline versionPDF version
4742002An Evaluation of Four Decades of Cuban HealthcareFelipe Eduardo SixtoOnline versionPDF version
4752002"Vale Todo" (Anything Goes): Cuba's PaladaresTed A. HenkenOnline versionPDF version
4762002The Stability of the Institutions of the Cuban State During the TransitionB. E. AguirreOnline versionPDF version
4772002Castro's Choices: The Economics of Economic SanctionsGary M. ShiffmanOnline versionPDF version
4782002A General Equilibrium Model of Family Remittances to Cuba: Or Why Is It So Expensive to Send Money to the Island?Luis LocayOnline versionPDF version
4792002A Bias for Hope: Migration, Opportunity Cost, and Democratic CoalitionsEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
4802002Action Plan for the Reconstruction of the Cuban Sugar IndustryPablo A. CarreñoOnline versionPDF version
4812002A Model for the Establishment of a Market-Driven Software Industry in a Post Socialist CubaJoel C. FontOnline versionPDF version
4822002Selected Aspects of Cuba's Intellectual Property LawsJesús (Jay) SanchelimaOnline versionPDF version
4832002The Role of Education in Promoting Cuba's Integration into the International Society: Lessons in Transition from the Post-Communists States of Central and Eastern EuropeAndy S. GomezOnline versionPDF version
4842002The Impact on the U.S. Economy of Lifting Restrictions on Travel to CubaDorothy Robyn, James D. Reitzes, Bryan ChurchOnline versionPDF version
4852002Revolutionary Leaders, Ideology and ChangeErin EnnisOnline versionPDF version
4862002Volume 11 Appendix A: Authors and DiscussantsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
4872002Trinidad's Tourism: Between "Glocal" Heritage and National Economic DevelopmentJoseph L. Scarpaci, Jr.Online versionPDF version
4882002Cuba's Future Economic Crisis: The Ageing Population and the Social Safety NetSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
4892002Update on Cuban DollarizationRoberto Orro FernándezOnline versionPDF version
4902002Foreign Investment in Cuba: Recent Developments and Role in the EconomyPaolo SpadoniOnline versionPDF version
4912002Overview of Cuba's Dollar Food Market: An Exploration of the Purchasing and Distribution SystemJames E. Ross, María Antonia Fernández MayoOnline versionPDF version
4922002The Cuban Economy in an Unending Special PeriodJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
4932002Havana Club in the WTO: Herein of International Law and American PowerAlan SwanOnline versionPDF version
4942002Privatizando el Socialismo: Justicia Social Con Desarrollo EconómicoManuel Pérez TorresOnline versionPDF version
4952002Corrupción Actual en Cuba: Herencia y VicioRicardo A. PuertaOnline versionPDF version
49620022002 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
4972002Cuba: La Crisis Se ProfundizaOscar Espinosa ChepeOnline versionPDF version
4982002Foreign Investment in Cuba: Prospects and PerilsMatías F. Travieso-Díaz, Charles P. Trumbull IVOnline versionPDF version
49920022002 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
5002002Valoraciones sobre el documento "The Cuban Transition in the Light of the Lessons of Ten Years of Experience in the Former Soviet Bloc" de Ernesto F. BetancourtMartha Beatriz Roque CabelloOnline versionPDF version
5012002Cuba: Una Visión PeriodísticaPablo AlfonsoOnline versionPDF version
5022002Let There Be Candy for Everyone: Reform, Regulation, and Rent-Seeking in the Republic of Cuba, 1902-1952Mary SpeckOnline versionPDF version
5032002Health Care in Cuba and in the United States of America: An Eclectic ApproachGloria Casal, Antonio A. Fernández, Pedro Melchor González, Pedro F. PelletOnline versionPDF version
5042002Theoretical and Empirical Reflections on the Future of Cuban AgricultureJosé AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
5052002Energy in CubaAmy Myers Jaffe, Ronald SoligoOnline versionPDF version
5062002Volume 12 Appendix B: AcknowledgementsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
5072003Family Farms: The Cornerstone of the Agricultural Sector in the Cuba of the FutureJosé M. RicardoOnline versionPDF version
5082003Schooling vs. Human Capital: How Prepared is Cuba's Labor Force to Function in a Market Economy?Luis LocayOnline versionPDF version
5092003Comments on "The Tourism Industry in the Caribbean After Castro" Nicolás CrespoOnline versionPDF version
5102003The Role of the United States in the Cuban EconomyPaolo SpadoniOnline versionPDF version
5112003Ethics and the Cuban TransitionArmando P. RibasOnline versionPDF version
5122003Cuba: The Next Retirement Haven?Matías F. Travieso-Díaz, Armando A. MusaOnline versionPDF version
5132003The Cuban External Sector in 1989-2002: Some Observations on Achievements, Failures and ChallengesRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
5142003Out of Communism: An Ethical Road Map: The Dignity of the Human Person as the Foundation of the Transition from CommunismAlejandro A. ChafuenOnline versionPDF version
5152003Targeting Castro, Not Cuba: Considering a Smart Sanctions Approach Toward CubaBrian AlexanderOnline versionPDF version
5162003U.S. Travel Restrictions to Cuba: Overview and EvolutionMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
5172003Cuba's Dollar Food Market and U.S. Exports James E. Ross, María Antonia Fernández MayoOnline versionPDF version
5182003Chile's Trade Policy and the Chile-United States Free Trade AgreementAlfie Antonio Ulloa UrrutiaOnline versionPDF version
5192003Bridging the Gap: IMF and World Bank Membership for Socialist CountriesDaniel P. EriksonOnline versionPDF version
5202003Natural Disasters and Cuba's Agricultural Performance: Is there a Correlation?José AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
5212003Los Derechos Humanos en CubaRicardo BofillOnline versionPDF version
5222003¿Socialista o Subdesarrollado?: Una Propuesta Sobre la Transición Económica de CubaAlfie Antonio Ulloa UrrutiaOnline versionPDF version
5232003Demographic and Socioeconomic Characteristics of Cuban-Americans: A First Look From the U.S. 2000 Population CensusDaniel J. Perez-LopezOnline versionPDF version
5242003Cuba's Environment: Today and Tomorrow: An Action PlanArgelio MaldonadoOnline versionPDF version
5252003What If U.S.-Cuban Trade Were Based on Fundamentals Instead of Political Policy? Estimating Potential Trade with CubaMatthew McPherson, William TrumbullOnline versionPDF version
5262003Taxation Levels in Cuba:and Other Topics of Rhetorical InterestNicolás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
5272003Francisco Franco and Fidel Castro: Loyalist vs. Revolutionary? A Preliminary ExplorationAlfred G. CuzánOnline versionPDF version
5282003Reform of the Armed Forces in a Post-Castro CubaArmando F. Mastrapa, IIIOnline versionPDF version
5292003Volume 10 Appendix A: Authors and DiscussantsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
5302003The Tourism Industry in the Caribbean After CastroArt PadillaOnline versionPDF version
5312003La Reconstrucción de la Industria Azucarera CubanaJuan Tomás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
5322003Dealing with the Past: The Role of Truth in National ReconciliationArmando M. Lago, María C. WerlauOnline versionPDF version
5332003El Movimiento Sindical Independiente de Cuba: Actualidad y DesarrolloJoel Brito, Christopher SabatiniOnline versionPDF version
5342003Why CAFTA?Isaac CohenOnline versionPDF version
5352003The Cuban Diaspora and U.S. Cuba Policy: Who Wants it Changed?Benigno E. AguirreOnline versionPDF version
5362003Lecciones de Irak: Un ContrapuntoAlberto LuzárragaOnline versionPDF version
5372003Santiago vs. Havana: Cuba's Underground Economy in Comparative PerspectiveTed A. HenkenOnline versionPDF version
5382003Nunca Más: Propuesta para Establecer la Comisión Cubana de la Verdad y la Reconciliación NacionalRolando H. Castañeda, George Plinio MontalvánOnline versionPDF version
5392003The Legacies of Socialism: Some Issues for Cuba's Transition Jorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
5402003The Cuban Economy in 2002-2003Jorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
5412003Recruitment of Scientists and Development of International Funding Resources in Post Castro CubaLarry S. DaleyOnline versionPDF version
54220032003 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
5432003Procesos Electorales y élites Políticas en la Cuba del Tercer MilenioDomingo AmuchásteguiOnline versionPDF version
5442003El Desempleo en CubaManuel García DíazOnline versionPDF version
5452003Remesas Familiares y la Política Pública CubanaRicardo A. PuertaOnline versionPDF version
5462003Looking to the Future from the Past: Generational RolesSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
5472003Macroeconomic Policy Implementation in Early Transition: Lessons for Cuba from Poland and RomaniaJennifer GauckOnline versionPDF version
5482003La Discriminación Racial en el Campo CubanoDominga González SuárezOnline versionPDF version
5492003Output and Productivity in Cuba: Collapse, Recovery, and Muddling Through to the CrossroadsErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
5502003El Remitente Cubano: Algunas Características ParticularesJoaquín Pérez RodríguezOnline versionPDF version
5512003Volume 13 Appendix B: AcknowledgementsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
5522004Tourism in Havana During the Special Period: Impacts, Residents' Perceptions, and Planning IssuesAndrea ColantonioOnline versionPDF version
5532004La Transición, la Industria Azucarera Cubana, y el Mundo del AzúcarJuan Tomás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
5542004The Sugarcane UBPCS Ten Years LaterJosé AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
5552004The Three Cs of Caribbean Tourism: Contexts, Characteristics, and ConsequencesArt PadillaOnline versionPDF version
5562004NGOs Functioning as Social Service Providers: The Elderly Problem in CubaPamela ElfenbeinOnline versionPDF version
5572004Race, Gender, and Class in the Persistence of the Mariel Stigma Twenty Years After the Exodus from CubaGastón A. FernándezOnline versionPDF version
5582004Incentives for Legal Reform in Transition EconomiesJennifer GauckOnline versionPDF version
5592004Cuba's Path to a Market Economy: Washington Consensus, Doi Moi, or Reforma á la Cubana?Chantal AgarwalOnline versionPDF version
5602004Cuban Agriculture: To Be or Not to be Organic?William E. KostOnline versionPDF version
5612004El Uso del Tiempo en el Gobierno de TransiciónJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
5622004Commission for Assistance to a Free Cuba 2004 Report to the President :Assessment of Chapter Six: "Addressing Environmental Degradation"Eudel Eduardo Cepero, Larry Daley, Sergio Díaz-Briquets, Argelio Maldonado, Frank ResillezOnline versionPDF version
5632004Cuba: Necesidad de Cambiar la Receta o las Reformas Requeridas para Reducir el EmpobrecimientoRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
5642004The Role of Volunteerism in Capacity Building for Cuban Non-Governmental OrganizationsJulieta N. Valls, and Dave SchmelingOnline versionPDF version
5652004The Social and Human Services Sectors as Independent InstitutionsGuarioné M. DíazOnline versionPDF version
5662004Land Management: Modeling Deforestation and Desertification in Oriente Province, CubaLarry S. DaleyOnline versionPDF version
5672004Cat on a Hot Tin Roof: The Status of Current Foreign Investors in a Post-Transition CubaMatías F. Travieso-Díaz, Armando A. MusaOnline versionPDF version
5682004Between Ideology and Pragmatism: The Revolution and the Private Sector before the Special Period, 1959-1990Ted A. HenkenOnline versionPDF version
5692004Agricultural Production Cooperatives in Cuba: Toward SustainabilityFrederick S. RoyceOnline versionPDF version
5702004Castro's Cuba: Ideological Themes in RhetoricDavid PennyOnline versionPDF version
5712004Aiding a Cuba in Transition: Humanitarian Challenges and Practical Considerations on Both Sides of the Florida StraitsEric DriggsOnline versionPDF version
5722004A Preliminary Approach to a Social Market Economy for Post-Castro CubaAntonio JorgeOnline versionPDF version
5732004International Law and Other Considerations on the Repatriation of Cuban Balseros by the United StatesMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
5742004Who's On First?: The Struggle for Succession in Fidel Castro's CubaDaniel P. EriksonOnline versionPDF version
5752004The Current Situation of Foreign Investment in CubaPaolo SpadoniOnline versionPDF version
5762004Cuba: U.S. Agribusiness Export Prospects Under Three ScenariosJames E. RossOnline versionPDF version
5772004Franco's Spain and Castro's Cuba: Parallels and ContrastsAlfred G. CuzánOnline versionPDF version
5782004Value Orientations and Opinions of Recently Arrived Cubans in Miami: Methodology and Selected ResultsAndy S. Gomez, Eugenio M. RotheOnline versionPDF version
5792004Los Marielitos of 1980: Race, Class, Gender, and SexualitySilvia PedrazaOnline versionPDF version
5802004Foreign Investment in Cuba: An InventoryJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
5812004Winners and Losers: The Effect of Cuba's Political-Based Trading PoliciesMatthew Q. McPherson, William N. TrumbullOnline versionPDF version
5822004Role and Importance of the Agricultural Processing Sector in the Cuba of the FutureJosé RicardoOnline versionPDF version
58320042004 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
5842004Disasters in CubaB. E. AguirreOnline versionPDF version
5852004Volume 14 Appendix A: About the AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
5862004Un Régimen Cambiario para la TransiciónJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
5872004Education and Labor Skills in Socialist CubaRoberto Orro FernándezOnline versionPDF version
5882004Volume 14 Appendix B: AcknowledgementsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
5892005The Cuban Economy in 2005Jorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
5902005Taxation of Cuban Confiscated Assets After Property Claims Settlements: Issues for Taxpayers and the U.S. GovernmentTimothy Ashby, Tania C. MastrapaOnline versionPDF version
5912005Entrepreneurship, Informality, and the Second Economy: Cuba's Underground Economy in Comparative PerspectiveTed A. HenkenOnline versionPDF version
5922005When Oil Lubricates Fascism: The Venezuelan-Cuban ConnectionGustavo CoronelOnline versionPDF version
5932005Housing Cooperatives: Possible Roles in Havana's Residential SectorMario A. González-CorzoOnline versionPDF version
5942005Cuba, China, Venezuela: New DevelopmentsDaniel EriksonOnline versionPDF version
5952005The Report of the Commission for Assistance to a Free Cuba: Big Book—Good Advice?Juan Tomás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
5962005General Equilibrium Analysis of Florida Agricultural Exports to CubaMichael O'ConnellOnline versionPDF version
5972005El Valioso y Elusivo Componente Cultural en el Apoyo a la Sociedad CivilSoren TriffOnline versionPDF version
5982005La Actual Política Exterior de EUA Respecto a CubaRené MonserratOnline versionPDF version
5992005Institutions, Markets, and Economic Performance: Implications for CubaRoger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
6002005Malformaciones Estructurales de la Economía CubanaManuel García DíazOnline versionPDF version
6012005The Spanish Caribbean and its Influence on a Transition in CubaJorge Luis RomeuOnline versionPDF version
6022005Key Lessons Learned from the Transition to a Market Economy in Asia, Europe, and Latin America Over the Last 15 Years: Application to CubaRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
6032005U.S. Cuba Policy: Will We Get It Right This Time?Alberto LuzárragaOnline versionPDF version
6042005The Riverine Gallery Forests: The Chill Abode of the JigüeLarry S. DaleyOnline versionPDF version
6052005An Assessment of ECLAC's "Política Social y Reformas Estructurales: Cuba a Principios del Siglo XXI" Carmelo Mesa-Lago, Jorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
6062005Commentary on "Cuba's Energy Challenge: A Second Look" by Piñón CerveraJonathan Benjamin-AlvaradoOnline versionPDF version
6072005Assimilation or Transnationalism? Conceptual Models of the Immigrant Experience in AmericaSilvia PedrazaOnline versionPDF version
6082005Algunos de los Beneficios de la Alianza Cubano-Venezolana Para El Régimen CastristaHernán YanesOnline versionPDF version
6092005Survival Strategies and Economic Illegalities in CubaArchibald R. M. RitterOnline versionPDF version
6102005La Mulata: Cuba's National SymbolTamara KneeseOnline versionPDF version
6112005Cuba's "New" Peso Food Chain: Linkages and Implications for U.S. ExportersJames E. Ross, María Antonia Fernández MayoOnline versionPDF version
6122005Real Property Restitution: Risks for Claimants and InvestorsTania C. MastrapaOnline versionPDF version
6132005Los Españoles en Cuba: Conflictos y EstereotiposDominga González SuárezOnline versionPDF version
6142005Courts of Special Jurisdiction in a Post-Transition CubaMatías F. Travieso-Díaz, Armando A. MusaOnline versionPDF version
6152005Which Transition? A Contrarian Look at Post-Castro CubaEd CanlerOnline versionPDF version
6162005Ir o No Ir, Esa No es la CuestiónEudel Eduardo CeperoOnline versionPDF version
6172005Land Title Registration In Cuba: Past, Present, and FutureJosé Manuel PallíOnline versionPDF version
6182005Remittances to Cuba: A Survey of Methods and EstimatesJorge F. Pérez-López, Sergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
6192005The Cuban Economy in 2004-2005Carmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
6202005The Geopolitics of OilBeatrice E. RangelOnline versionPDF version
6212005Los Efectos Perversos de las Sanciones de los Estados Unidos para una Transición CubanaRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
6222005The Agricultural Export Facilitation Act of 2005: Its Rationale and Relevance for U.S.-Cuba TradeTerry L. MarisOnline versionPDF version
6232005Cuba's Energy Challenge: A Second LookJorge R. Piñón CerveraOnline versionPDF version
6242005Routes Out of Socialism as Path-Dependent Process: Central Europe's Experiences and Lessons for CubaRyszard ZukowskiOnline versionPDF version
6252005Deconstructing "Constructive Engagement": Canada's Economic Relations with Cuba, 1993-2003Eric N. Baklanoff, LaShondra JonesOnline versionPDF version
6262005La Globalización en la Industria Cañera (Sucro-alcoholera) y el Brasil: El Interés para Cuba Juan Tomás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
6272005Demystifying a Bilateral Relationship: Rise and Fall of the Mexican-Cuban Political UnderstandingEnrique RomeroOnline versionPDF version
6282005La Economía Cubana en Cifras: ¿Una Economía Real o Virtual?Manuel García DíazOnline versionPDF version
6292005Las Ruinas Invisibles de una Sociedad: Destrucción y Evolución del Capital Social en CubaJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
6302005Fidel Castro, Inc.: A Global Conglomerate Maria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
6312005Historical Overview of Cuba's Costs of Sugar Production: Implications for the FutureG.B. Hagelberg, José AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
63220052005 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
63320052005 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
6342005U.S.-Cuba Policy: Strengthening Civil Society, Establishing DemocracyFelipe Eduardo SixtoOnline versionPDF version
6352005Volume 15 Appendix A: About the AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
6362005Volume 15 Appendix B: AcknowledgementsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
6372006Inflation Targeting: Monetary Policy Contribution to a Rules-Based Approach to Managing the Cuban Economy Armando S. LindeOnline versionPDF version
6382006Cuban Trade and Tourism: Economic, Political, and Social ConcernsFelipe Eduardo SixtoOnline versionPDF version
6392006Cuban Global Emigration at the Turn of the Century: Overall Estimate and Selected Characteristics of the Emigrant PopulationSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
6402006Sociolismo and the Underground Clinic: The Informal Economy and Health Services in CubaKatherine HirschfeldOnline versionPDF version
6412006Cuba's Unique Remittance Landscape: A Comparative PerspectiveMario A. González-Corzo, Scott LarsonOnline versionPDF version
6422006Cuba: Medidas para Desencadenar y Hacer Mejor la Transición hacia una Economía de MercadoRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
64320062006 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
6442006Volume 16 Appendix A: About the AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
6452006Descriptions of Pernicious Attempts to Gain Control of the World Wide Web: The Cuba CaseLarry S. DaleyOnline versionPDF version
6462006Financial Services, Poverty and Enterprise: The Case of Cuba Antonio GayosoOnline versionPDF version
6472006Tourism Development, Economic Opening Up, and Planning Issues in Cuba Since 1989Andrea ColantonioOnline versionPDF version
6482006Labor Market Distortions and Speed of Transition in Eastern Europe: Implications for CubaLuis LocayOnline versionPDF version
6492006U.S. Sanctions Against Cuba: A Just War PerspectivePhilip PetersOnline versionPDF version
6502006Experimenting with Change: An Anthropological Perspective on Cuban Micro-EnterpriseElena SacchettiOnline versionPDF version
6512006Cuba's Ranking in the Fitzgibbon Democracy Index: Reflecting a Leftist Bias?Alfred G. CuzánOnline versionPDF version
6522006Evaluación de Mapas de Riesgos y Recursos de la Problemática Actual en el Municipio de la Habana ViejaLuis MuñozOnline versionPDF version
65320062006 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
6542006Land Tenure in Cuba: Implications and Potential Models for Foreign Real Property Holdings and Investment in a Future CubaTimothy Ashby, Scott R. JablonskiOnline versionPDF version
6552006Father Knows Best? Cuba's Proactive Approach to Healthcare Delivers Results but Paternalism Brings Some CompromisesElizabeth KathOnline versionPDF version
6562006La Tutela Jurisdiccional de los Derechos Reales Inmobiliarios en Cuba: Discurso Jurídico y Reajuste SocioeconómicoOrlando Rivero-ValdésOnline versionPDF version
6572006Violations of Freedom of the Press in Cuba: 1952-1969Kelsey VidailletOnline versionPDF version
6582006Farm Household Livelihood Strategies: Preliminary Findings of a Case Study of Fifteen Households with Limited Resources in the Sierra del Rosario of Western CubaVanessa K. Harper, Lianne Fernández Granda, Peter E. Hildebrand, William A. Messina, Jr.Online versionPDF version
6592006Assessing Fiscal Management and Central Banking in Cuba and Proposals for ImprovementLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
6602006Political Exile, Transnationality, and the Racialized CubanB. E. AguirreOnline versionPDF version
6612006Can Cuba Escape the Corruption Curse?Daniel P. EriksonOnline versionPDF version
6622006Command and Countermand: Cuba's Sugar Industry under Fidel Castro G.B. Hagelberg, José AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
6632006Before and After the Cayo Coco Causeway, Cuba: A Critical View from SpaceEudel Eduardo Cepero, Angelique LawrenceOnline versionPDF version
6642006Comment: Analyzing the Cuban Environment Using Remote SensingKathleen G. Perez-LopezOnline versionPDF version
6652006Comment: Remotely-Sensed and GIS Research on Jardines Del Rey and Habana ViejaJoseph L. Scarpaci, Jr.Online versionPDF version
6662006La Reconstrucción de Cuba: Dificultades, Reflexiones y SolucionesSalvador Larrúa GuedesOnline versionPDF version
6672006Sin Amo Pero Con PatriaRafael E. SaumellOnline versionPDF version
6682006Balseros in Alabama: Refugee Resettlement Experiences and the Divided Fates of Cuban Rafters in the New SouthTed A. HenkenOnline versionPDF version
6692006Power Sector Reforms in Market and Transition Economies: Lessons for CubaJuan A. B. BeltOnline versionPDF version
6702006FAR: New Generations in Power: Understanding a Scenario of ContinuityDomingo AmuchásteguiOnline versionPDF version
6712006Cuba's Strategic Economic Re-OrientationArchibald R. M. RitterOnline versionPDF version
6722006Paradojas Culturales y Contradicciones Políticas de la Identidad Exiliada CubanaSoren TriffOnline versionPDF version
6732006Cubans in the Island and in the U.S. Diaspora: Selected Demographic and Social ComparisonsDaniel J. Perez-LopezOnline versionPDF version
6742006The Cuban Economy in 2005-2006: The End of the Special Period?Jorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
6752006Transition as an Inter-Sectoral Shift: Theory and Empirical Evidence for the Former Soviet UnionErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
6762006Cuba's De-Dollarization Program: Principal Characteristics and Possible MotivationsMario A. González-CorzoOnline versionPDF version
6772006La Crisis de la Producción Agropecuaria Cubana: Causas y Posibles SolucionesOscar Espinosa ChepeOnline versionPDF version
6782006Volume 16 Appendix B: AcknowledgementsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
6792007Reforming Cuba's Port Operations during a TransitionTeo A. Babún, Jr.Online versionPDF version
6802007Reinserción de Cuba en la economía global: marco de trabajo estratégicoGeni GómezOnline versionPDF version
6812007The Politics of FramingEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
6822007El síndrome del pesimismo post-totalitario y la recuperación de la esperanzaCarlos Alberto MontanerOnline versionPDF version
6832007The Diaspora as a Commercial Network for Cuban ReconstructionJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
6842007The Cuban Enterprise FundCarlos SaladrigasOnline versionPDF version
6852007Política y metafísica en Cuba: enfoque socioeconómicoAntonio A. Fernández, Pedro F. PelletOnline versionPDF version
68620072007 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
68720072007 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
6882007Cuban Monetary Reforms and their Relationship with Policies to Attract Remittances During the Special PeriodMario A. González-CorzoOnline versionPDF version
6892007Price Liberalization and the End of the Rationing System in Cuba: All we Have to Fear is Fear Itself Ernesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
6902007U.S.-Cuba Relations In 2007: Trade, Security, and DiplomacyDaniel Erikson, Kate NeeperOnline versionPDF version
6912007Land Title Registration in Cuba: An UpdateJosé Manuel PallíOnline versionPDF version
6922007El marco laboral y la responsabilidad social de las inversiones extranjeras en CubaJesús R. Mercader UguinaOnline versionPDF version
6932007Human Rights and Economic Growth: Why the Real China Model May Be Desirable In A Post-Fidel TransitionRoger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
6942007Food vs. Fuel: A False Dilemma for Cuba:A Survey of the IssueAntonio GayosoOnline versionPDF version
6952007Volume 17 Appendix A: About the AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
6962007U.S. Agricultural Sales to Cuba: Certain Economic Effects of U.S. RestrictionsJohn ReederOnline versionPDF version
6972007Cuba: Reforming the Power, Telecommunications and Water Sectors During a TransitionJuan A. B. Belt, Luis VelazquezOnline versionPDF version
6982007Making Sense of Dissidence and Repression in Cuba: A Game Theoretic AnalysisMatthew CraigOnline versionPDF version
6992007La Misión Barrio Adentro, objetivos más allá de la saludJosé Félix OlettaOnline versionPDF version
7002007Situación actual del movimiento sindical independiente en Cuba: su papel en la transiciónJoel BritoOnline versionPDF version
70120072007 IndexASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
7022007Cuba and Illegal Operations: Yesterday, Today, and TomorrowSilvia NilsenOnline versionPDF version
7032007Home Is Where the Heart Is: History and Memory in the "Return" of the Descendents of Latvian and Estonian Refugees to the BalticDelaney Michael SkerrettOnline versionPDF version
7042007The Cuban Economy in 2006-2007Carmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
7052007Possible Scenarios in the Cuban Transition to a Market EconomyAntonio E. Morales-PitaOnline versionPDF version
7062007El programa brasileño de etanol: lecciones para CubaJorge Hernández FonsecaOnline versionPDF version
7072007Cuba: valores, objetivos y consideraciones básicas para estrategias de transiciónRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
7082007Peri-Urban Development in Sofia and Havana: Prospects and Perils in the New MillenniumSonia Hirt, Joseph L. Scarpaci, Jr.Online versionPDF version
7092007Cuba: Highway and Road Systems Priority ImprovementsJacob Greenstein, and Carlos PeninOnline versionPDF version
7102007Actualización y ampliación de los Principios ArcosRolando H. Castañeda, George Plinio MontalvánOnline versionPDF version
7112007Aportes éticos al pensamiento económico y a proyectos económicos para CubaGerardo E. Martínez-SolanasOnline versionPDF version
7122007Comentarios sobre el "Itinerario de reflexión"Jorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
7132007Comentarios sobre aspectos sociales del documento "Itinerario de reflexión económica sobre Cuba" Carmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
7142007Cuba: opciones para un futuro dignoOscar Espinosa ChepeOnline versionPDF version
7152007Comentarios sobre implementación del "Itinerario de reflexión económica sobre Cuba"Lorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
7162007¿Qué debe incluir una constitución? Cambio, constitución y sentido comúnAlberto LuzárragaOnline versionPDF version
7172007A Six Sigma Analysis of a Cuban TransitionJorge Luis RomeuOnline versionPDF version
7182007ASCE's Contribution to the Study of Cuban Agriculture: Implications for the TransitionJosé AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
7192007"FAR" from Perfect: The Cuban Military and the Potential for State-Corporatism in Post-Communist CubaBrenden Marino CarbonellOnline versionPDF version
7202007Ciencia, tecnología y medio ambiente en el futuro de CubaRaúl Fernández GarcíaOnline versionPDF version
7212007Transnational Ties and Circular Migration: Policy Prescriptions for a Post-Transition CubaSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
7222007From Dead Ends and Blind Corners to Open Highways: Traveling Down the Road to Cuban Economic LiberalizationArmando S. LindeOnline versionPDF version
7232007Dominican Policies to Attract Remittances: Economic Impact and Lessons for CubaMario A. González-Corzo, Scott LarsonOnline versionPDF version
7242007Cuba: propuesta para un crecimiento elevado y sostenidoRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
7252007International Commercial Arbitration in Transition-Era CubaAldo M. LeivaOnline versionPDF version
7262007The Hungarian Transition Experience, 1989-2006: Lessons for CubaRolando H. Castañeda, Geni GómezOnline versionPDF version
7272007Cuba's Dysfunctional Agriculture: The Challenge Facing the GovernmentG.B. Hagelberg, José AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
7282007Cuba y el etanol: proyeciones para una economía privadaJuan Tomás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
7292007Vitral Magazine and the Center for Civic and Religious Formation: Building a New Cuba Inside the Shell of the OldTed A. HenkenOnline versionPDF version
7302007Cuba Under Fidel and RaulRogelio L. de la TorreOnline versionPDF version
7312007Volume 17 Appendix B: AcknowledgementsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
7322008Cuba ante un futuro incierto Oscar Espinosa ChepeOnline versionPDF version
7332008Design for Six Sigma in the Charting of a Cuban TransitionJorge Luis RomeuOnline versionPDF version
7342008Dollar Diplomacy: Fallacies and Consequences of Foreign Investment in Cuba, 1909-1924 Joan Carreras TimonedaOnline versionPDF version
7352008The Role of Education in Cuba's Future Andy S. GomezOnline versionPDF version
7362008The Resolution of Outstanding Property Claims Between the U.S. and Cuba and the Conclusions of the CAFC II Report: CommentGary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
7372008Cuba's International Trade: Becoming More Invisible Jorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
7382008International Tourism in Cuba: An Update María Dolores EspinoOnline versionPDF version
7392008Is There Political Will Towards Democratization in Cuba?Roger R. Betancourt, Jorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
7402008Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
7412008Revolution and Continuity in the History of Education in CubaGraciella Cruz-TauraOnline versionPDF version
7422008Remittances to Cuba: An UpdateSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
7432008Volume 18 Appendix A: About the AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
74420082008 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
7452008Cuba: Access to Capital Markets, External Debt Burden, and Possible Avenues for Debt ReliefLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
7462008Cuba y Estados Unidos: el potencial de una integración económica mutuamente beneficiosaRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
7472008Creighton University Report on the Resolution of Cuban Claims: CommentJuan Tomás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
7482008Cuentapropismo o cuentapriapismo: retos y consideraciones sobre género, autoempleo y privatización Ileana FuentesOnline versionPDF version
7492008Economic Challenges Facing the Cuban Authorities Joaquín P. PujolOnline versionPDF version
7502008Survey of Cuban Remittance Forwarding Agencies in the United States: Preliminary FindingsMario A. González-Corzo, and Scott LarsonOnline versionPDF version
7512008The Power Sector in CubaJuan A. B. BeltOnline versionPDF version
7522008Cuba: régimen de inversión extranjera y sistema económicoPablo A. De CubaOnline versionPDF version
7532008Cuba's Power Sector: 1998-2008 Manuel CereijoOnline versionPDF version
7542008Exceptionalism and Beyond: Civil-Military Relations in Cuba, 1986-2008 Eusebio Mujal-León, Lorena BuzónOnline versionPDF version
7552008Desde Cuba con Yoani Sánchez: animando el periodismo ciudadano digital y desafiando la violencia verbal Ted A. HenkenOnline versionPDF version
7562008A Primer on Currency Unification and Exchange Rate Policy in Cuba: Lessons from Exchange Rate Unification in Transition EconomiesGabriel Di Bella, Andy WolfeOnline versionPDF version
7572008De la iglesia a la Plaza: las Damas de Blanco y la lucha por el espacio público en La HabanaLaura García FreyreOnline versionPDF version
7582008A Brief Comparative History of Gross Domestic Production in "Revolutionary" CubaErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
7592008China and Cuba:Exports, Imports and Tourism: CommentRafael RomeuOnline versionPDF version
7602008Comentarios acerca del ejercicio de la abogacía y del abogado en CubaJoan Martínez-EvoraOnline versionPDF version
7612008An Agricultural Transition Policy for Cuba: A Message for RaúlAntonio GayosoOnline versionPDF version
7622008The Cuban Dual Monetary System and Challenges AheadRoberto Orro FernándezOnline versionPDF version
7632008The Free Enterprise In Function Of Historic And Patrimonial Preservation: The Project "Paradores de Cuba" Alberto S. Bustamante, Jr.Online versionPDF version
7642008Cuban Americans and Foreign Direct Investments in Post-Castro Cuba: CommentMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
7652008Lecciones para Cuba sobre las remesasRicardo A. PuertaOnline versionPDF version
7662008Cuba's Water and Wastewater Sector: Environmental Literature, Institutional and Economic Issues and Future Work Helena M. Solo-Gabriele, and Armando I. PerezOnline versionPDF version
7672008The Dirty Side of Moa Nickel: A Critical View from SpaceEudel Eduardo CeperoOnline versionPDF version
7682008La constitución cubana: su aplicación y el control de la constitucionalidad de las leyes en CubaYulexy SolísOnline versionPDF version
7692008Cuban Americans and Foreign Direct Investments in Post-Castro Cuba: "An Ace in the Hole"José AzelOnline versionPDF version
7702008The Role of Blogs in Breaking the Media's Embargo and Telling the Truth about Cuba: CommentHenry Luis GómezOnline versionPDF version
7712008Cuba and the U.S. National Interest: Developing an American Strategy for the Cuban Transition Gary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
7722008Transition and Emigration: Political Generations in CubaSilvia PedrazaOnline versionPDF version
7732008Papel del micropréstamo en la economía cubana hoy y en el futuroKarina GálvezOnline versionPDF version
7742008Cuba and the Development of Odious Debt DoctrineLarry Catá BackerOnline versionPDF version
7752008Raúl Castro and Cuba's Global DiplomacyDaniel P. Erikson, Paul WanderOnline versionPDF version
7762008Resolution of Outstanding Property Claims Between Cuba and the United States: Comment Alnunfo R. CarrandiOnline versionPDF version
7772008Cuba's Economic Culture and the Reform Process G.B. Hagelberg, José AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
7782008Cómo y cuándo eliminar la doble moneda en CubaAntonio E. Morales-PitaOnline versionPDF version
7792008Resolution of Outstanding Property Claims Between Cuba and the United StatesMichael J. Kelly, Richard C. WitmerOnline versionPDF version
7802008Pesos, Poverty, and Perversions: What's Wrong With Cuba's Money and How To Fix It Ed CanlerOnline versionPDF version
7812008Volume 18 Appendix B: AcknowledgementsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
7822009Legal Dissent: Constitutional Proposals for "Cambio" in CubaAna Cristina MaldonadoOnline versionPDF version
7832009Globalizing Cuba: ALBA and the Construction of Socialist Global Trade SystemsLarry Catá Backer, Augusto I. MolinaOnline versionPDF version
7842009On Remittances, Markets and the Law: The Cuban Experience in Present TimesManuel OrozcoOnline versionPDF version
7852009Cuban Socioeconomic Indicators before the Revolution: An International ComparisonLuis LocayOnline versionPDF version
7862009Fifteen Years of Entrepreneurship in Cuba: Challenges and OpportunitiesJoseph L. Scarpaci, Jr.Online versionPDF version
7872009El sistema laboral cubano y la irresponsabilidad social corporativa de los inversionistas extranjeros: puntos de vista de sindicalistas y periodistas independientesRolando H. Castañeda, George Plinio MontalvánOnline versionPDF version
7882009The Cuban Sugar Dilemma: The Prospect for a Green FutureChristian Santiago PatiñoOnline versionPDF version
7892009Costos e inversión para una agricultura eficiente: arroz, frijol y maíz, y producción de caña de azúcar como referencia para lograr la autosuficienciaJuan Tomás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
79020092009 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
7912009Democracy's Dimensions and Cuba's Development in the Aftermath of the Financial CrisisRoger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
7922009The Impact of the Global Financial and Economic Crisis on CubaLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
7932009The Impact of the World Economic Crisis on Cuba's Healthcare System and Biotechnology SectorElaine ScheyeOnline versionPDF version
7942009Cuban Corporatism: Batista's Three-Year Plan and a Nation BetrayedBrenden Marino CarbonellOnline versionPDF version
79520092009 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
7962009Volume 19 Appendix A: About the AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
7972009Privatization or Self-Strenghthening for the Water Sector in Cuba?: Lessons Learned from the Water Sector in Puerto RicoJorge Rodríguez RuizOnline versionPDF version
7982009Restituting Looted Cuban ArtMari-Claudia JiménezOnline versionPDF version
7992009The Art of Doing Nothing: Agricultural Policy Making in CubaAntonio GayosoOnline versionPDF version
8002009Identifying and Locating Looted Artworks from CubaTania C. MastrapaOnline versionPDF version
8012009Lifting the Cuban Embargo: The New Labors of Hercules?Matías F. Travieso-DíazOnline versionPDF version
8022009Conceptual Design of a Wastewater Treatment Plant for the Municipality of Cotorro, Province of Havana, CubaCristina Ortega-Castineiras, Karen Kajder, Reshma RamoutarOnline versionPDF version
8032009Crisis sobre crisis: la difícil situación económica, social y política de la sociedad cubana; probabilidades de su agravamientoOscar Espinosa ChepeOnline versionPDF version
8042009The Case Against Unlimited Travel to Cuba as an Agent of DemocratizationJames CasonOnline versionPDF version
8052009Promoting Democratic Change in Cuba: A Retooled U.S. Policy to Foster Multilateral SupportMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
8062009Comments on "The Case against Unlimited Travel to Cuba as an Agent for Democratization" by James CasonGary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
8072009¿Por qué Raúl está medio correcto, pero totalmente errado? Cuba necesita acciones; no palabrasRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
8082009Challenges to the Manicero Productive Model in the Future Informal Economy of CubaChris Baker, Antonio GayosoOnline versionPDF version
8092009Actualidad laboral y sindical en Cuba: el movimiento sindical independiente en 2008Joel BritoOnline versionPDF version
8102009Cuban Agriculture: The Return of the CampesinadoG.B. Hagelberg, José AlvarezOnline versionPDF version
8112009Comments on "Cuban GDP Statistics under the Special Period: Discontinuities, Obfuscation, and Puzzles" by Pérez-López and Mesa-LagoMario A. González-CorzoOnline versionPDF version
8122009Bacardi and the Future of CubaTom GjeltenOnline versionPDF version
8132009A Bountiful Legacy: U.S. Investment and Economic Diversification in Cuba During the 1950sEric N. BaklanoffOnline versionPDF version
8142009Comment on: "Petrolism in Cuba": Notes on Medical Diplomacy and Investment Risk FactorsMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
8152009ASCE's Contributions to the Literature on Remittances: 1991-2008Mario A. González-Corzo, Scott LarsonOnline versionPDF version
8162009Can Cuba Avoid Becoming a Narco-State?Gary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
8172009"Sin Solidaridad no hay libertad": a 20 años del comienzo de un cambio de eraDagoberto ValdésOnline versionPDF version
8182009A Power Sector Analysis for Cuba using the Markal ModelEvelyn Wright, Juan A. B. Belt, Adam Chambers, Pat Delaquil, Gary GoldsteinOnline versionPDF version
8192009La ayuda económica de Venezuela a Cuba: situación y perspectivas: ¿Es sostenible?Rolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
8202009Economic Logic in Cuba's 2002 Sugar Industry Restructuring?Willard W. RadellOnline versionPDF version
8212009The Enduring Cuban Housing Crisis: The Impact of HurricanesSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
8222009Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Priorities for Cuba with Emphasis on Havana, Including Some Benefit-Cost ConsiderationsArmando I. Perez, Roberto Cardona, Luis Locay, Helena M. Solo-GabrieleOnline versionPDF version
8232009The Cuban Economy in a World of UncertaintyJoaquín P. PujolOnline versionPDF version
8242009Cuba: Economic Growth and International Linkages:Challenges for Measurement and Vulnerabilities in a Bimonetary EconomyGabriel Di Bella, Andy WolfeOnline versionPDF version
8252009Cuban Civil Society Revisited: An Examination of the Theory and RealitySimone GrantOnline versionPDF version
8262009Cuban GDP Statistics Under the Special Period: Discontinuities, Obfuscation, and PuzzlesJorge F. Pérez-López, Carmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
8272009Perspectives on the Future of Guantanamo BayMichael J. StraussOnline versionPDF version
8282009Petrolism in Cuba and Implications of U.S. Investment in the Cuban Oil SectorRoberto Orro FernándezOnline versionPDF version
8292009Monetary Policy in CubaSilvia DreherOnline versionPDF version
8302009Economic and Social Balance of 50 Years of Cuban RevolutionCarmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
8312009Cuba's Emergency Management and the Need for a Holistic Understanding of RiskB. E. AguirreOnline versionPDF version
8322009The Arduous Paths of Political Transitions: A Comparison of Cuba, China and VietnamEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
8332009El comportamiento de los receptores de remesas en Cuba por inferencia del comportamiento de los receptores de remesas en América LatinaJoaquín Pérez RodríguezOnline versionPDF version
8342009The 2008 Hurricane Season and its Impact on Cuban Agriculture and TradeWilliam A. Messina, Jr.Online versionPDF version
8352009Transportation Infrastructure in a Free Cuba: How to Meet Demands in a Challenging Economic EnvironmentSergio Alfonso, Jr., Carlos A. PeninOnline versionPDF version
8362009Cuban Tourism and Its Effects on The Import SectorRachel AltOnline versionPDF version
8372009Cuban External Finance and the Global Economic CrisisLuis R. LuisOnline versionPDF version
8382009Volume 19 Appendix B: AcknowledgementsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
8392010The Internet and Emergent Blogosphere in Cuba: Downloading Democracy, Booting Up Development, or Planting the Virus of Dissidence and Destabilization? Ted A. HenkenOnline versionPDF version
8402010The Evolution of the Cuban Military: A Comparative Look at the FAR with the Bureaucratic-Authoritarian Model of South AmericaMichael ArandaOnline versionPDF version
8412010The Cuban Tourism Sector: A Note On Performance in the first Decade of the 21st CenturyMaría Dolores EspinoOnline versionPDF version
8422010Las relaciones Cuba-Israel: a la espera de una nueva etapa Arturo López-LevyOnline versionPDF version
8432010Crisis Management of Cuban International LiquidityLuis R. LuisOnline versionPDF version
8442010Globalization and the Socialist Multinational: Cuba and ALBA's Grannacional Projects at the Intersection of Business and Human Rights Larry Catá BackerOnline versionPDF version
8452010If It Were Just the Marabú… Cuba's Agriculture 2009-10G.B. HagelbergOnline versionPDF version
8462010Revolutionary Cuba's GDP: A Survey of Methods and Estimates Jorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
8472010Envíos de remesas a Cuba: desarrollo, evolución e impacto Emilio MoralesOnline versionPDF version
8482010La masonería cubana y su contribución a la sociedad civil Jorge Luis RomeuOnline versionPDF version
8492010Volume 20 Appendix A: About the AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
85020102010 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
8512010Gazing at the Green Light: The Legal and Business Aspects of Real Property Investment in Cuba Richard M. DavidOnline versionPDF version
8522010Cuba-Venezuela Health Diplomacy: The Politics of HumanitarianismMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
8532010The Global Economic and Financial Crisis and Cuba's Healthcare and Biotechnology Sector: Prospects For Survivorship and Longer-term Sustainability Elaine ScheyeOnline versionPDF version
8542010The Creation and Evolution of the Legal Black Hole at Guantánamo BayMichael J. StraussOnline versionPDF version
8552010The Cuban Economy in 2010 as Seen by Economists Within the Island and Other ObserversJoaquín P. PujolOnline versionPDF version
8562010Lessons Learned from 20 Years of Privatization: Albania, Estonia and RussiaJorge A. Sanguinetty, Tania C. MastrapaOnline versionPDF version
8572010Dashed Expectations: Raúl Castro's Management of The Cuban Economy, 2006-2010Jorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
8582010El insostenible apoyo económico de Venezuela a Cuba y sus implicacionesRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
8592010Cuban Education and Human Capital FormationEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
8602010Cuba's Attempts at Democracy: The ColonyRoger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
8612010La economía cubana: ¿tiempos de esperanza?Oscar Espinosa ChepeOnline versionPDF version
8622010British Policy-Making and Our Leyland in Havana (1963-1964)Maria Carla ChicuénOnline versionPDF version
8632010A Macroeconomic Approach to Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Inflow from the People's Republic of China to Cuba Orlando R. VillaverdeOnline versionPDF version
8642010A Survey of the Relationship between Cuba and China: A Chinese Perspective Pin ZuoOnline versionPDF version
8652010Arbitration and Mediation: Impartial Forums to Resolve International Commercial Disputes in CubaRolando Anillo-BadiaOnline versionPDF version
8662010A Dynamic Factor Model of Quarterly Real Gross Domestic Product Growth in the Caribbean: The Case of Cuba and the Bahamas Philip Liu, Rafael RomeuOnline versionPDF version
8672010Prospects for Tourism in Cuba: Report on the Residential Sales/Leases in Golf and Marina Developments Antonio R. ZamoraOnline versionPDF version
8682010Cuba: ¿hacia otro "Periodo Especial"?Mario A. González-CorzoOnline versionPDF version
8692010La desigualdad en Cuba: el color cuentaNatalie KitroeffOnline versionPDF version
8702010Empowering the Cuban People Through Access to TechnologyCuba Study GroupOnline versionPDF version
8712010The Numbers Diet: Food Imports as Economic IndicatorsLauren GiffordOnline versionPDF version
8722010Racismo estructural en Cuba y disidencia política: breves antecedentesRamón Humberto ColásOnline versionPDF version
87320102010 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
8742010Government-Controlled Travel Costs to Cuba and Costs of Related Consular Services: Analysis and International Comparisons Sergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
8752010Volume 20 Appendix B: Evaluation of Cuba's Water and Watershed Infraestructure. (student paper presented in the annual meeting but not included in the printed version of the proceedings)Josenrique Cueto, Omar De LeonOnline versionPDF version
8762011U.S. Policy After The Sixth Party Congress: It Is Time To Try Constructive EngagementGary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
8772011Minimalism, Obsolescence and Transferability: The Labor Market Impact of the New Self-Employment RegulationsSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
8782011The Graphic Generation of RevolutionMax FitzpatrickOnline versionPDF version
8792011Raúl Castro's Dilemma: How to Fix the Cuban Economy without Risking Political PowerJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
8802011Cuba en el contexto internacional: Relaciones con Estados UnidosMiriam LeivaOnline versionPDF version
8812011La esclavitud moderna: Apuntes sobre el caso de los médicos cubanosPablo A. De CubaOnline versionPDF version
8822011The Diaspora and Cuba's Tourism SectorJorge F. Pérez-López, Sergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
8832011Cuban Fragmentation: Fidel Castro's Weapon for Consolidating Power and Surviving PoliticallyJose VazquezOnline versionPDF version
8842011Cuba: La baja productividad y los ajustes socioeconómicos de 2010-2011Rolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
8852011Main Problems Faced by the Cuban Economy and What the Government is Doing to Try to Solve ThemJoaquín P. PujolOnline versionPDF version
8862011Macroeconomic Effects of Exchange Rate and Price Distortions: The Cuban CaseErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
88720112011 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
8882011Economic Impact of New Employment, Tax and Financial Policies in CubaLuis R. LuisOnline versionPDF version
8892011Situación económica, política y social de CubaOscar Espinosa ChepeOnline versionPDF version
8902011The Past, Present and Future of the Internet in CubaLarry S. DaleyOnline versionPDF version
8912011Notes on the Current Situation in CubaMarc FrankOnline versionPDF version
8922011Remittance Recipients and the Present and Future of Micro-Entrepreneurship Activities in CubaManuel Orozco, Katrin HansingOnline versionPDF version
8932011Outstanding Claims to Expropriated Property in CubaRolando Anillo-BadiaOnline versionPDF version
8942011Cuba: Banking Reforms, the Monetary Guidelines of the Sixth Party Congress, and What Needs To Be DoneLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
8952011Raza y naciónJuan F. BenemelisOnline versionPDF version
8962011Volume 21 Appendix A: About the AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
8972011Cuba's Capitalism: Tourists' Experiences with the Cuban EconomyErin Flynn McKennaOnline versionPDF version
8982011Raúl's Plan: Examining the 2010 Cuban Reform InitiativeJohn CairncrossOnline versionPDF version
8992011Sugarcane Mechanical Harvesting: Future Applications in the Sugar Business in CubaJuan Tomás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
9002011The Soul of Cuban Architecture: In Search of its RootsAlfredo D. EcheverríaOnline versionPDF version
9012011Retail Service Quality, Prices, and Shopping Center Amenities: Preliminary Evidence from HavanaJoseph L. Scarpaci, Jr.Online versionPDF version
9022011La propiedad inmobiliaria en Cuba: Ayer, hoy y mañanaJosé Manuel PallíOnline versionPDF version
9032011The Cuban Apparatus for Active Measures: Propaganda and Disinformation against the United StatesMallorie E. MarinoOnline versionPDF version
9042011Cuba's Business of Humanitarianism: The Medical Mission in HaitiMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
9052011La política, el comercio y la economía entre Cuba y VenezuelaCarlos A. RomeroOnline versionPDF version
90620112011 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
9072011Cuban Healthcare and Biotechnology: Reform, a Bitter Pill to Swallow or Just What the Doctor Ordered?Elaine ScheyeOnline versionPDF version
9082011El turismo cubano: ¿Cuántos norteamericanos puede Cuba recibir?Gerardo González Núñez, Roberto Orro FernándezOnline versionPDF version
9092011Cuba: A Glance at the Future: Challenges and OpportunitiesOscar A. EchevarríaOnline versionPDF version
9102011Agriculture: Policy and PerformanceG.B. HagelbergOnline versionPDF version
9112011"Order, Discipline and Exigency": Cuba's VI Party Congress, the Lineamientos (Guidelines)and Structural Change In Education, Sport and Culture?Larry Catá BackerOnline versionPDF version
9122011A Bloggers' Polemic: Debating Independent Cuban Blogger Projects in a Polarized Political ContextTed A. HenkenOnline versionPDF version
9132011Acción afirmativa de género: Propuesta para CubaIleana FuentesOnline versionPDF version
9142011Change in Post-Fidel Cuba: The Challenges of Political Liberalization and Economic ReformArturo López-LevyOnline versionPDF version
9152011Algunas implicaciones del ensayo sobre relaciones políticas, comerciales y económicas entre Cuba y Venezuela de RomeroRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
9162011Will the VI Communist Party Congress Solve Cuba's Economic and Social Problems?Carmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
9172011Update on Cuba's Non-Sugar Agricultural Sector Mario A. González-CorzoOnline versionPDF version
9182011Demystifying the Cuban Health System: An Insider's ViewRodolfo J. StusserOnline versionPDF version
9192011Ramón Grau San Martín: Cuba's Prophet of Disappointment, 1944-1951Ilan EhrlichOnline versionPDF version
9202011Cuba's External Sector and the VI Party CongressJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
9212011Cuba 1945-2010: Vista a través de su masonería regularJorge Luis RomeuOnline versionPDF version
9222011Cuba: La necesidad de las PYMES en los ajustes socioeconómicos en cursoRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
9232011Germany's Unification: Implications for CubaSilvia PedrazaOnline versionPDF version
9242012Religion and Reforms in CubaEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
9252012Petróleo y rentismo entre Cuba y VenezuelaCarlos A. RomeroOnline versionPDF version
92620122012 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
9272012Does Cuba Share Responsibility for Human Rights at Guantanamo Bay?Michael J. StraussOnline versionPDF version
9282012Political Intolerance and Cuba's Future: To Hell in a Hand Basket Jorge L. RomeuOnline versionPDF version
9292012Cuban Real Estate Framework LawsRolando Anillo-BadiaOnline versionPDF version
9302012Turismo, migración y proyectos de codesarrollo en el escenario turístico cubanoJosé L. Perelló CabreraOnline versionPDF version
9312012The Cuban Labor Market: Availability and Interpretation of StatisticsJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
9322012The Growth of the Cuban Economy in the First Decade of the XXI Century: Is it Sustainable?Ernesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
9332012Prospects For Reform in Cuba: Is Raúl Castro Serious About Liberalizing the Cuban Economy?Armando S. LindeOnline versionPDF version
9342012The Future of the City of Havana: The Economic DimensionJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
9352012Situación de la economía cubanaOscar Espinosa ChepeOnline versionPDF version
9362012The Impact of Cuba's New Real Estate Laws on the Island and the DiasporaAntonio R. ZamoraOnline versionPDF version
9372012Comments on Richard Feinberg's "Reaching Out"Rolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
9382012Cuba 2012: El fin de las reformas socioeconómicas ligeras o cosméticas en tiempos difíciles (O la Gran Falacia)Rolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
9392012Furthering Cuban Reforms Through Agricultural TradeTimothy Ashby, Stephen J. KimmerlingOnline versionPDF version
9402012The International Financial Institutions and Cuba: Relations with Non-Member StatesRichard E. FeinbergOnline versionPDF version
9412012The Contribution of the Cuban Diaspora in Business and FinanceLeonardo RodríguezOnline versionPDF version
94220122012 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
9432012Cuba's Membership in the IMF and Other International Financial Institutions and their Possible Role in Promoting Sustainable Economic Growth in CubaJoaquín P. PujolOnline versionPDF version
9442012The Proletarian Corporation: Organizing Cuban Economic Enterprises in the Wake of the Lineamientos:Property Rights Between Corporations, Cooperatives and GlobalizationLarry Catá BackerOnline versionPDF version
9452012Oil and Democracy in Cuba: Going Towards Nigeria or Norway?Roger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
9462012Una isla 1.0 en un mundo 2.0Yoani SánchezOnline versionPDF version
9472012Cuba: La Iglesia Católica y el Estado en tiempos de revolución: Una aproximación históricaJavier Figueroa de CárdenasOnline versionPDF version
9482012Evaluation and Design of a Decentralized Alternative to Conventional Wastewater Infrastructure in CubaAntonio Díaz, Jhon Cores, Alex Arias, William Rodríguez, Miguel MoralesOnline versionPDF version
9492012Cuba's 1950 Midterm Elections: The Island's Last Democratic PollIlan EhrlichOnline versionPDF version
9502012Transition Policies Twenty Years Later: Lessons for the Case of CubaGabriel Di Bella, Rafael Romeu, Andy WolfeOnline versionPDF version
9512012Volume 22 Appendix A: About the AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
9522012Venezuela: El próximo ajuste económico fundamental: Compleja situación en 2012 y perspectivas inmediatasRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
9532012Entre la espada y la reforma migratoriaHaroldo Dilla AlfonsoOnline versionPDF version
9542012Where is Cuba Going? Economic Policies that Have Been Adopted and Results Thus FarJoaquín P. PujolOnline versionPDF version
9552012Cuba: External Cash Flow, Barter Trade and Potential ShocksLuis R. LuisOnline versionPDF version
9562012El crecimiento de la iglesia protestante y la libertad religiosaTeo A. Babún, Jr.Online versionPDF version
9572012From Chaos to a Socialist Market Economy: A Contribution to the Understanding of Current Changes and Trends in CubaDomingo AmuchásteguiOnline versionPDF version
9582012La Iglesia como puente de acercamientoOrlando Márquez HidalgoOnline versionPDF version
9592012Social Media in Contemporary CubaEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
9602012Comment: Cuba and the International Financial InstitutionsLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
9612012U.S. Food and Agricultural Exports to Cuba: Progress, Problems and ProspectsWilliam A. Messina, Jr.Online versionPDF version
9622012Comentarios sobre la Iglesia y las reformas en CubaLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
9632012"Cubans: An Epic Journey": Genesis of a BookSam Verdeja, Guillermo MartínezOnline versionPDF version
9642012Can Cuban Rulers Rule Cuba?Jorge DomínguezOnline versionPDF version
9652012Apreciaciones psicohistóricas de la emigración y el exilioCarmen DíazOnline versionPDF version
9662012Access to Human Health, Freedoms and Other Standards of Living Development in CubaRodolfo J. StusserOnline versionPDF version
9672012Market Orientation and Business Performance in Cuban Firms: A Comparative Analysis of State-Owned Versus Joint Venture Firms Julio Cerviño, Joan Llonch, Josep RialpOnline versionPDF version
9682012The Politics of Cuban Transformation:What Space for Authoritarian Withdrawal?Vegard ByeOnline versionPDF version
9692012Cuba Platform Fisheries: Collapse or Recovery?Sergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
9702012Cuba: Economic Growth, Aging, and Long-Term Fiscal SustainabilityGabriel Di Bella, Rafael Romeu, Andy WolfeOnline versionPDF version
9712013The Venezuela Risks for PetroCaribe and Alba CountriesGabriel Di Bella, Rafael Romeu, Andy WolfeOnline versionPDF version
9722013Las reformas en Cuba: qué sigue, qué cambia, qué faltaArmando Chaguaceda, Marie Laure GeoffrayOnline versionPDF version
9732013Volume 23 Appendix A: About the AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
9742013The Problem of Labor and the Construction of Socialism in Cuba: On Contradictions in the Reform of Cuba's Regulations for Private Labor CooperativeLarry Catá BackerOnline versionPDF version
97520132013 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
9762013Internet and Society in Cuba Emily ParkerOnline versionPDF version
9772013Estonia's Post-Soviet Agricultural Reforms: Lessons for CubaMario A. González-CorzoOnline versionPDF version
9782013Cuba: ¿Hacia dónde van las "reformas"?Maria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
9792013Should the U.S. Lift the Cuban Embargo? Yes; It Already Has; and It Depends!Roger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
98020132013 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
9812013Cuba's Long Tradition of Health Care Policies: Implications for Cuba and Other NationsRodolfo J. StusserOnline versionPDF version
9822013Revolutions and their Aftermaths: Part One : Argentina's Perón and Venezuela's ChávezGary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
9832013The Fist of Lázaro is the Fist of His Generation: Lázaro Saavedra and New Cuban Art as DissidenceEmily SnyderOnline versionPDF version
9842013Notes for the Cuban TransitionAntonio Rodiles, Alexis JardinesOnline versionPDF version
9852013From Collision to Covenant: Challenges Faced by Cuba's Future LeadersLenier González MederosOnline versionPDF version
9862013Cuba Today: Walking New Roads?Roberto Veiga GonzálezOnline versionPDF version
9872013Cuba: The Impact of VenezuelaDomingo AmuchásteguiOnline versionPDF version
9882013Possible Electoral Systems in a Democratic CubaDaniel BuigasOnline versionPDF version
9892013Diaspora Tourism: Performance and Impact of Nonresident Nationals on Cuba's Tourism SectorMaría Dolores EspinoOnline versionPDF version
9902013Resumen de las recomendaciones del panel sobre las medidas que debe adoptar Cuba para promover el crecimiento económico y nuevas oportunidadesLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
9912013Possible Political Transformations in Cuba in the Light of Some Theoretical and Empirically Comparative ElementsVegard ByeOnline versionPDF version
9922013Trabajo por cuenta propia en Cuba hoy: trabas y oportunidadesKarina Gálvez ChiúOnline versionPDF version
9932013Nuevo tratamiento jurídico-penal a empresarios extranjeros: ¿parte de las reformas en Cuba?René Gómez ManzanoOnline versionPDF version
9942013Mercado inmobiliario en Cuba: Una apertura a mediasEmilio Morales, Joseph ScarpaciOnline versionPDF version
9952013The Rebirth of the Cuban Paladar: Is the Third Time the Charm?Ted A. HenkenOnline versionPDF version
9962013Potentials and Pitfalls of Cuba's Move Toward Non-Agricultural CooperativesArchibald R. M. RitterOnline versionPDF version
9972013Venezuela 2013: Situación y perspectivas socioeconómicas, ajustes insuficientesRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
9982013Poverty and the Effects on Aversive Social ControlEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
9992013Competitive Solidarity and the Political Economy of InventoRoberto I. ArmengolOnline versionPDF version
10002013Immigration and Economics: Lessons for PolicyGeorge J. BorjasOnline versionPDF version
10012013Panorama de las reformas económico-sociales y sus efectos en CubaCarmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
10022013Remesas de conocimientoJuan Antonio BlancoOnline versionPDF version
10032013Crítica a las reformas socioeconómicas raulistas, 2006-2013Rolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
10042013Cuba's Economic Policies: Growth, Development or Subsistence?Jorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
10052013Reformas en Cuba: ¿La última utopía?Emilio MoralesOnline versionPDF version
10062013The Path Taken by the Pharmaceutical Association of Cuba in ExileJuan Luis Aguiar Muxella, Luis Ernesto Mejer SarráOnline versionPDF version
10072013Cuba's Prospects for a Military Oligarchy Daniel I. PedreiraOnline versionPDF version
10082013Technology Domestication, Cultural Public Sphere, and Popular Music in Contemporary CubaNora Gámez TorresOnline versionPDF version
10092013Cuba, the Soviet Union, and Venezuela: A Tale of Dependence and ShockErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
10102013Proyecto "DLíderes"José Luis Leyva CruzOnline versionPDF version
10112013Cambios en la política migratoria del Gobierno cubano: ¿Nuevas reformas?Laritza DiversentOnline versionPDF version
10122013Biohydrogen as an Alternative Energy Source for CubaMelissa Barona, Margarita Giraldo, Seth MariniOnline versionPDF version
10132013Cuba and Venezuela: Revolution and ReformSilvia Pedraza, Carlos A. RomeroOnline versionPDF version
10142013Cambio cultural y actualización económica en Cuba: internet como espacio contenciosoSoren TriffOnline versionPDF version
10152013A Century of Cuban Demographic Interactions and What They May Portend for the FutureSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
10162013The Legal Relations Between the U.S. and CubaAntonio R. ZamoraOnline versionPDF version
10172013Aquaponics as a Valuable Addition to Cuba's Organoponic Infrastructure DamianDamian Garcia-Sarraff, Jhon Cores, Eric Bulnes, Julian ReyOnline versionPDF version
10182013Economistas y politólogos, blogueros y sociólogos: ¿Y quién habla de recursos naturales?Yociel Marrero BáezOnline versionPDF version
10192013La bipolaridad de la industria de la música cubana: La concepción del bien común y el aprovechamiento del mercado globalJesse FriedmanOnline versionPDF version
10202013Cuba External Debt and Finance in the Context of Limited ReformsLuis R. LuisOnline versionPDF version
10212013From Nada to Nauta: Internet Access and Cyber-Activism in A Changing CubaTed A. Henken, Sjamme van de VoortOnline versionPDF version
10222014Cuba's Perplexing Changes: Is the Society in Crisis?Joaquín P. PujolOnline versionPDF version
10232014Political Implications of Recent Economic Reform Trends  in Cuba: The 2014 StatusVegard ByeOnline versionPDF version
10242014Cuba's Growth Strategy: Human Capital and Foreign InvestmentLuis R. LuisOnline versionPDF version
10252014Volume 24 Appendix A: About the AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
10262014The Institutional Structure of Production in the Cuban EconomyErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
10272014Cuba y Su Comercio InternacionalOrlando Freire SantanaOnline versionPDF version
10282014The Cuban Economy 15 Years Later: On Firmer Ground, But Much Still To Do Gary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
10292014Self-Employment in Cuba: Results of a SurveyMaybell Padilla PérezOnline versionPDF version
10302014Does Cuba Have a Future in Manufacturing?Archibald R. M. RitterOnline versionPDF version
10312014Los Derechos Laborales en Cuba Frente a la Ley de Inversión ExtranjeraJesús R. Mercader UguinaOnline versionPDF version
10322014Internet, Cine Independiente y Actualización EconómicaSoren TriffOnline versionPDF version
10332014Self-Employment in Today's Cuba: Quantitative Expansion Amid Qualitative LimitationTed A. Henken, Archibald R. M. RitterOnline versionPDF version
10342014Steps to Economic Normalization with Cuba: A Roadmap for US PolicymakersGary Hufbauer, Barbara Kotschwar, Cathleen CiminoOnline versionPDF version
103520142014 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
10362014La Ley Cubana de la Inversión Extranjera: ¿A Quién Debe Servir?José Manuel PallíOnline versionPDF version
10372014Réplica a SanguinettyJosé Manuel PallíOnline versionPDF version
10382014Inversiones, ¿Para Qué?Orlando Luis Pardo LazoOnline versionPDF version
10392014El Reflejo del Presente Proceso de Reformas : "Actualización" : en la Prensa CubanaVicente Morín AguadoOnline versionPDF version
10402014The Port of Mariel and Cuba-Brazil's Unusual "Medical Cooperation"Maria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
10412014Cultural Policy, Participation and the Gatekeeper State in CubaYvon GrenierOnline versionPDF version
10422014La Evolución del Derecho Civil Cubano y la Ley De Inversión Extranjera en Cuba: Un Camino por RecorrerMaría Elena Cobas CobiellaOnline versionPDF version
10432014Where Are We? The State of Negotiation of a New Treaty Between the European Union and Cuba Martin PaloušOnline versionPDF version
10442014Cuba's Housing Situation: A Perspective from the 2002 and 2012 CensusesSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
10452014The Cuban Communist Party: Current Status and Future ReformLarry Catá BackerOnline versionPDF version
10462014Cuba: Apuntes Para el Debate sobre Oposición Leal y Soberanía Desde el Derecho Internacional y el Modelo de la Declaración Universal de Derechos HumanosArturo López-LevyOnline versionPDF version
10472014The Position of Cuba's Independent Trade Unions on Foreign Investment : The Special Economic Development Zone Mariel (ZDEM)Victor Manuel Domínguez GarcíaOnline versionPDF version
10482014Cuba en Transicion y las Relaciones Cuba-Estados UnidosMiriam LeivaOnline versionPDF version
10492014Oposición Cubana: Una Mirada al FuturoRoberto Veiga GonzálezOnline versionPDF version
10502014Cuba's Evolving Agricultural Import PatternsWilliam A. Messina, Jr.Online versionPDF version
105120142014 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
10522014Investment Incentives of the ZED Mariel: Will Foreign Investors Take the Bait?Jorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
10532014La ZEDM: Un Proyecto Dependiente de las Libertades FundamentalesDimas CastellanosOnline versionPDF version
10542014Cuba: Assessment of the New Tax Law of 2012Lorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
10552014Los Cambios en Cuba Hacia un Verdadero Desarrollo Humano IntegralJorge Ignacio Guillén MartínezOnline versionPDF version
10562014U.S. Socialism in Cuba: Implications of Prohibiting the Private Sector at Guantanamo BayMichael J. StraussOnline versionPDF version
10572014Cuba: Tres Fábulas Sobre las "Actualizaciones" RaulistasRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
10582014El Pequeño Sector Privado en Cuba: Una Incógnita por DescifrarOsmar Laffita RojasOnline versionPDF version
10592014Self-Employment in Cuba since the VI Party CongressMario A. González-Corzo, Orlando JustoOnline versionPDF version
10602014Reclamaciones por Propiedades Expropiadas en Cuba: Informe de Recomendaciones LegalesRolando Anillo-BadiaOnline versionPDF version
10612014El Socialismo del Siglo XXI: Exportación CubanaCarlos Sánchez BerzainOnline versionPDF version
10622014Cuba, Un Nuevo Modelo Económico o ¿Capitalizar el Entusiasmo de la Integración Latinoamericana?Dariela AquiqueOnline versionPDF version
10632014New Opportunities for Business and Investment by Americans in Cuba under the Economic OpeningAntonio R. ZamoraOnline versionPDF version
10642014La Unificación del Tipo de Cambio: El Caso CubanoAugusto de la Torre, Alain IzeOnline versionPDF version
10652014The Concept of a "Loyal Opposition" in the Cuban ContextArchibald R. M. RitterOnline versionPDF version
10662014"Reformas Raulistas": Apuntes Para un Balance  Miriam CelayaOnline versionPDF version
10672014Personal Networks and Party Affiliation in Status Attainment Processes in Cuba: How Do Individuals End Up in Economically Profitable Positions in Emergent Sectors?Sara RomanòOnline versionPDF version
10682014Comments on "A Different Perspective on Cuba's ‘Structural' Reforms" by Roger R. BetancourtJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
10692014La Nueva Ley de Inversión Extranjera y la Vulneración de Derechos HumanosYaremis FloresOnline versionPDF version
10702014La Oposición y el Poder Autoritario: Apuntes a Propósito de la Situación CubanaArmando ChaguacedaOnline versionPDF version
10712014A Simple Growth Model of the Cuban EconomyCarlos SeiglieOnline versionPDF version
10722014Apuntes Breves sobre Algunos Desafíos CubanosLenier González MederosOnline versionPDF version
10732014Comentario al Trabajo de María Werlau: "El Puerto de Mariel y la Cooperación Médica Cuba-Brasil"Jorge Hernández FonsecaOnline versionPDF version
10742014Cuba's Currency Unification: Step-by-Step and TensionsDomingo AmuchásteguiOnline versionPDF version
10752014Comentarios a "La Nueva Ley de Inversión Extranjera Cubana" de José Manuel PallíJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
10762014La Exportación del Control de Estado: Más Allá De la Batalla de IdeasJuan Reinaldo SánchezOnline versionPDF version
10772014El Nuevo Programa de Desarrollo Local y Comunitario (PDLC) desde la Dimensión Sociocultural: Objetivos y TrascendenciasRosendo Romero SuárezOnline versionPDF version
10782014El Mercado Libre Campesino Hildebrando Chaviano MontesOnline versionPDF version
10792014La Hoja de Rescate de un Sistema de Salud DefraudaoJuan Tomás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
10802014Cuba 2014: A Different Perspective on Cuba's "Structural" ReformsRoger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
10812014ZEDM: Una Estrategia Audaz pero Todavia Incierta al FuturoEmilio MoralesOnline versionPDF version
10822015Cuba's Influence in American AcademiaJulio M. ShilingOnline versionPDF version
10832015Reliable Partners, Not CarpetbaggersDomingo AmuchásteguiOnline versionPDF version
10842015Revisiting the Seven Threads in the Labyrinth of the Cuban RevolutionLuis Martí­nez-FernándezOnline versionPDF version
10852015Measures to Deal with an Aging Population: International Experiences and Lessons for CubaSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
10862015Hybrid Economy in Cuba and North Korea: Key to the Longevity of Two Regimes and DifferenceYoung-Ja ParkOnline versionPDF version
10872015La Penetración del Servicio de Inteligencia de Cuba en el Sector Académico de Estados UnidosOrlando Brito PestanaOnline versionPDF version
10882015Luchas y Éxitos de las Diásporas CubanaLisa ClarkeOnline versionPDF version
10892015Impacto Social y Educacional de los Programas de Solidaridad y Entrenamiento Pedagógico del Proyecto Juárez Lincoln Martí, en América LatinaZoila B. Romeu, Jorge L. RomeuOnline versionPDF version
10902015U.S.-Cuba BIT: A Guarantee in Reestablishing Trade RelationsRolando Anillo-BadiaOnline versionPDF version
10912015Preparing for a Full Restoration of Economic Relations between Cuba and the United StatesErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
10922015Volume 25 Appendix A: About the AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
10932015Establishing Ground Rules for Political Risk Claims about CubaJosé GabilondoOnline versionPDF version
10942015The Logical Fallacy of the New U.S.-Cuba Policy and its Security ImplicationsJosé AzelOnline versionPDF version
10952015Foreign Investment in Cuba's "Updating" of Its Economic ModelJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
10962015Factores Atípicos de las Relaciones Internacionales Económicas de Cuba: El Rol de los Servicios Cubanos de InteligenciaEnrique GarcíaOnline versionPDF version
10972015Los Once Millones de Abajo o la Reforma del EstadoJuan Tomás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
10982015Economic Consequences of Cuba-U.S. ReconciliationLuis R. LuisOnline versionPDF version
10992015Historical Progress Of U.S.-Cuba Relationship: Implication for U.S.-North Korea CaseWootae LeeOnline versionPDF version
11002015El Sector Privado y el Turismo en Cuba Ante un Escenario de Relaciones con Estados UnidosJosé Luis Perelló CabreraOnline versionPDF version
11012015Global Corporate Social Responsibility (GCSR) Standards With Cuban Characteristics: What Normalization Means for Transnational Enterprise Activity in CubaLarry Catá BackerOnline versionPDF version
11022015The Small Heresies of Leonardo Padura FuentesYvon GrenierOnline versionPDF version
11032015When Reforms Are Not: Recent Policy Development in Cuba and the Implications for the FutureEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
11042015Los Grandes Retos del DeshieloEmilio MoralesOnline versionPDF version
110520152015 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
11062015Estimating Disguised Unemployment in CubaErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
11072015La Economía Política del Embargo o Bloqueo InternoJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
11082015Resolving U.S. Expropriation Claims Against Cuba: A Very Modest ProposalMatías F. Travieso-DíazOnline versionPDF version
11092015Cuba-United States Academic Exchanges: Personal Experiences in the Health Sector in Cuba 1962-2009 and in the United StatesRodolfo J. StusserOnline versionPDF version
111020152015 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
11112015Why Cuba is a State Sponsor of TerrorJoseph M. HumireOnline versionPDF version
11122015Reflections on the State of the Cuban EconomyCarlos SeiglieOnline versionPDF version
11132015The National Security Implications of the President's New Cuba PolicyAna QuintanaOnline versionPDF version
11142015Entrepreneurship in Post-Socialist Economies: Lessons for CubaMario A. González-CorzoOnline versionPDF version
11152015Cuba y la Economía de la Cultura: Problemáticas y PerspectivasRosendo Romero SuárezOnline versionPDF version
11162015Intelectuales "Progresistas" Cubanos en Internet ante la Emergente Economía de la CulturaSoren TriffOnline versionPDF version
11172015Lessons from Cuba's Party-Military Relations and a Tale of "Two Fronts Line" in North KoreaJung-chul LeeOnline versionPDF version
11182015¿Es la Economía o es la Política?: La Ilusoria Inversión de K. MarxAlexis JardinesOnline versionPDF version
11192015Bienal de la Habana, 1984: Art Curators as State ResearchersPaloma Checa-GismeroOnline versionPDF version
11202015A Framework for Assessing the Impact of U.S. Restrictions on Telecommunication Exports to CubaLarry S. DaleyOnline versionPDF version
11212015The Military, Ideological Frameworks and Familial Marxism: A Comment on Jung-chul Lee,"A Lesson from Cuba's Party-Military Relations and a Tale of ‘Two Fronts Line' in North KoreaLarry Catá BackerOnline versionPDF version
11222016Mapping Cuba's Twentieth-Century ArchitectureJosef AsteinzaOnline versionPDF version
112320162016 PrefaceASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
11242016Urban Agriculture in Cuba: An UpdateMario A. González-CorzoOnline versionPDF version
11252016Internet en el Entorno Empresarial Cubano: Una Visión IntroductoriaLázaro J. Blanco EncinosaOnline versionPDF version
112620162016 Conference Program Cuba: Assessing the ReformsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
11272016Los Problemas de la Economía No Resueltos por el VII CongresoOsmar Laffita RojasOnline versionPDF version
11282016Cuban Immigrants in the United States: What Determines their Earnings Distribution?Aleida Cobas-ValdésOnline versionPDF version
11292016Historic Infrastructure Rehabilitation with Fabric Reinforced Cementitious Matrix (FRCM) CompositesDiana Arboleda, Francisco De Caso, and Antonio NanniOnline versionPDF version
11302016Population Ageing in Cuba: Policy Options from a Global PerspectiveSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
11312016Volume 26 Appendix A: About the AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
11322016Perceptions of Water Quality in Cuba as Reported by Users: Preliminary Findings of the Cuba Water ProjectEnrique S. Pumar, Helena M. Solo-Gabriele, Joseph B. TreasterOnline versionPDF version
11332016Cuba en el 2030: El papel de las Micro, Pequeñas y Medianas Empresas en la Aspiración al DesarrolloOmar Everleny Pérez VillanuevaOnline versionPDF version
11342016Comments on U.S. International Trade Commission's "Overview of Cuban Imports of Goods and Services and Effects of U.S. Restrictions"Gary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
11352016Cuban Monetary Unification: Zeroing In on Why There Has Been Zero Day Zero in CubaRoberto Orro FernándezOnline versionPDF version
11362016Heridas Que No Sanan: Dilemas de la Justicia TransicionalFredo Arias KingOnline versionPDF version
11372016Notes on the Production of Some Horticultural Crops in CubaMayte Piñón Gómez and Olimpia Gómez ConsuegraOnline versionPDF version
11382016Cuba: Las Cuentas y los Cuentos de las ReformasVicente BotínOnline versionPDF version
11392016Cuba's VII Party Congress - Listening to RaúlGary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
11402016La Anhelada Reconciliación Nacional: Retos, Realidades y EsperanzasPbro. Mario Félix Lleonart BarrosoOnline versionPDF version
11412016Returning Guantanamo Bay to Cuban ControlMichael J. StraussOnline versionPDF version
11422016US-Cuba Differendum: Settling Claims-Default JudgmentsRolando Anillo-BadiaOnline versionPDF version
11432016La Ley Cubana de Inversiones Extranjeras: Significado e ImplicacionesJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
11442016Havana's Wastewater Treatment Plants: Changes Over Time and Estimate of Replacement CostNayara Sabrina de Freitas Alves, Alexandra WestbrookOnline versionPDF version
11452016Desarrollo del Turismo en Cuba: Tendencias, Políticas e Impactos FuturosJosé Luis Perelló CabreraOnline versionPDF version
11462016Temas and Anathemas: Depoliticization and "Newspeak" in Cuba's Social Sciences and HumanitiesYvon GrenierOnline versionNot available
11472016Cuba, Brasil y el Puerto de MarielJorge Hernández FonsecaOnline versionPDF version
11482016La Justicia Transicional en un Contexto Universal: Lecciones para CubaMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
11492016Transformando el Aparato de Seguridad Cubano: Retos y RealidadesEnrique GarcíaOnline versionPDF version
11502016The Performance of Cuba's Gross Domestic Product, 2015-16: The Role of External Factors, Business Confidence and Domestic PoliciesPavel Vidal Alejandro and Ernesto Herná¡ndez-CatáOnline versionPDF version
11512016Cuba y Venezuela: Una Relación ComplejaCarlos A. RomeroOnline versionPDF version
11522016Overview of Cuban Imports of Goods and Services and Effects of U.S. RestrictionsHeidi Colby-OizumiOnline versionPDF version
11532016Estrategia Para el Desarrollo de las Mipymes en Matanzas: Resultados y TendenciasJanettee M. García CobasOnline versionPDF version
11542016El Trabajo por Cuenta Propia Después de las Reformas de Raúl Castro: Un BalanceYailenis Mulet ConcepciónOnline versionPDF version
11552016USA-Cuba Migration Policy: A Political Economy ViewRoger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
11562016Embracing a 21st Century Planning Marxism Model: The Cuban Communist Party Confronts Crisis, Challenge and Change in its 7th CongressLarry Catá BackerOnline versionPDF version
11572016The Impossible Triangle: Miami's Cubans and the US-Cuba Re-establishment of RelationsSilvia PedrazaOnline versionPDF version
11582016The Restructuring of the Cuban Sugar Agroindustry: A Progress ReportJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
11592016Assessing Cuba's Reforms: Great Expectations, But How Real Are They?Joaquín P. PujolOnline versionPDF version
11602016Comments on "The Restructuring of the Cuban Sugar Agroindustry: A Progress Report" by Pérez-LópezJosé F. AlonsoOnline versionPDF version
11612016Commentary on Michael Strauss's Essay: "Returning Guantanamo Bay to Cuban Control"Larry Catá BackerOnline versionPDF version
11622016Gobierno Cubano, ¿Congela o Descongela los Límites del Sector Privado en la Era del Deshielo?Emilio MoralesOnline versionPDF version
11632016A Nation's Debate: What to Expect?Domingo AmuchásteguiOnline versionPDF version
11642016El Otro Racismo: El Papel del Discurso Revolucionario en la Economía de la Identidad CubanaSoren TriffOnline versionPDF version
11652016Algunas Consideraciones Sobre Ciencia, Tecnología, Innovación Tecnológica y Medio Ambiente en el Desarrollo Próspero y Sostenible CubanoEduardo López BastidaOnline versionPDF version
11662016Comments on U.S. International Trade Commission's "Overview of Cuban Imports of Goods and Services and Effects of U.S. Restrictions"Gary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
11672017Cuba In Transition: Volume 27 Cover PageASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
11682017Cuba In Transition: Volume 27 Table Of ContentsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
11692017Cuba In Transition: Volume 27 Inside CoversASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
11702017Conference Program: Cuba: Navigating In A Turbulent WorldASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
11712017Social Welfare And Structural Reforms In Cuba, 2006 - 2017Carmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
11722017La Economía Cubana: Situación Actual Y ¿Qué Se Podría Hacer?Omar Everleny Pérez VillanuevaOnline versionPDF version
11732017Cuba's Never-Ending External Sector CrisisJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
11742017Cuba's Capital Account Of The Balance Of PaymentsLuis R. LuisOnline versionPDF version
11752017Reforming Cuba's Exchange System: The Perils Of GradualismErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
11762017Operational Issues Of Currency Unification In Cuba: A NoteGabriel Di Bella and Rafael RomeuOnline versionPDF version
11772017Who Are Cuba's Independent Farmers?William A. Messina, Jr.Online versionPDF version
11782017Marabú, Charcoal, Exports And DollarsJosé F. AlonsoOnline versionPDF version
11792017Producciones De Tomate Y Pimiento En El Trópico: Realidades Y DificultadesOlimpia Gómez, Tomás Depestre y Mayte PiñónOnline versionPDF version
11802017Usufruct Farming In Cuba: Recent Developments And Future ProspectsMario González-CorzoOnline versionPDF version
11812017Cultura Y Educación En El Futuro De Cuba: Visión Y PropuestasDagoberto Valdés HernándezOnline versionPDF version
11822017La Educación Ética Y Cívica: Una Solución A La Crisis Económica Y De Valores En CubaYoandy Izquierdo ToledoOnline versionPDF version
11832017Economic Reforms In Cuba: What's Next?Vadim GrishinOnline versionPDF version
11842017The Algorithms Of Ideology In Economic Planning: A Critical Look At Cuba's National Economic And Social Development Plan 2030Larry Catá BackerOnline versionPDF version
11852017Influencing Havana: Is It Possible?Gary H. Maybarduk, PhDOnline versionPDF version
11862017The Soft-Swift Transition Sandwiched Between Two Mutually Exclusive ModelsJuan Tomás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
11872017El Cuentapropismo: Limitantes Sistemáticos Y Perspectivas De DesarrolloReinaldo E. Cosano AlénOnline versionPDF version
11882017Presencia Del Trabajo Por Cuenta Propia En El Sector Del Transporte En CubaJulio Cesar Fariñas PérezOnline versionPDF version
11892017¿Nominalistas O Realistas? Los Modernos Teólogos De La Economía CubanaAlina B. López HernándezOnline versionPDF version
11902017Recognizing The Obvious While Muddling The Waters: Cuba's Housing Sector ReformsSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
11912017Drinking Water In Cuba And United States-Cuba Relations: A Neo-Functional ApproachEnrique S. Pumar, Helena M. Solo-Gabriele, and Joseph B. TreasterOnline versionPDF version
11922017Water Disinfection Systems For Cuban ChurchesGabriel A. FerrerOnline versionPDF version
11932017Rehabilitating Water Filter Systems With Potential Cuba ApplicationsThomas Getting, John Geibel, Mainor Vega, Robert Wiley III, Hernán Cortés A.Online versionPDF version
11942017Cuba's Normalization Policy In A Trump Administration: Political Economy PerspectivesRoger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
11952017Economic Relations Between Cuba And The United States: From Irrational Exuberance To A Cool ShowerErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
11962017U.S.-Cuba Business Relations Under The Obama Administration And Prospects Under The Trump AdministrationPaolo SpadoniOnline versionPDF version
11972017Success Characteristics Of Market Entry In Cuban TourismJanet L. WalshOnline versionPDF version
11982017“Peripheral Ideas That Won’t Fly”: Eu Foreign Policy Decisions On Cuba And Us Influence (2008–2010)Pablo A. Boorsma MendozaOnline versionPDF version
11992017Thaw And Reforms Create A Middle Class And New Balance Of Power In The Cuban EconomyEmilio MoralesOnline versionPDF version
12002017What If… Fulgencio Batista Had Been Black?Nicolás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
12012017Vaclav Havel's Legacy And The Future Of CubaMartin PaloušOnline versionPDF version
12022017La Formación Del Liderazgo En La Sociedad Civil: Una Necesidad Imprescindible Para La Cuba Presente Y FuturaJoanna Columbié Grave de PeraltaOnline versionPDF version
12032017Cuban And U.S. Health Care Systems 1900–2016: Similarities, Differences, And EfficienciesRodolfo J. StusserOnline versionPDF version
12042017Cuban Studies And The Siren Song Of “La Revolución”Yvon GrenierOnline versionPDF version
12052017Entre Guetos Judíos Y Encierros Cubanos: La Vida Diaria Y El Artículo De Costumbres Digital Bajo La Economía De La MiseriaSoren TriffOnline versionPDF version
12062017El Sector Transporte Cubano Y Su Compromiso Con El Desarrollo EconómicoBuenaventura Rubén Rigol Cardona y Erik Reyes GómezOnline versionPDF version
12072017Sociedad Civil Fortalecida, Una Necesidad Imprescindible En El Futuro Democrático De CubaLaritza DiversentOnline versionPDF version
12082017The State Of The U.S. Constitutional Right To Travel To CubaFred VieraOnline versionPDF version
12092017Appendix A: About The AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
12102018Cuba in Transition: Volume 28 Cover PageASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
12112018Cuba in Transition: Volume 28 AcknowledgementsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
12122018Cuba in Transition: Volume 28 Table of ContentsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
12132018Cuba in Transition: Volume 28 Conference Program - Cuba: After Raúl?ASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
12142018Cuba: Los Retos Económicos del Gobierno de Miguel Díaz-CanelOmar Everleny Pérez VillanuevaOnline versionPDF version
12152018Cuba 2018: Entre la Continuidad y la OportunidadDagoberto Valdés HernándezOnline versionPDF version
12162018Cuban Peso Unification: Managed Rate and Monetary AnalysisLuis R. LuisOnline versionPDF version
12172018A Note On The Algebra of Multiple Exchange RatesGabriel Di Bella, Francesco Grigoli and Rafael RomeuOnline versionPDF version
12182018Cuba’s Currency Dilemma: To Converge - How and WhenArmando S. LindeOnline versionPDF version
12192018Evaluating Castros’ Cuba, Franco’s Spain and Pinochet’s Chile: Economic, Social, and Political IndicatorsAlfred G. CuzánOnline versionPDF version
12202018The Value of Faith-Based Organizations in Civil Society Development and The Cuban EconomyTeo A. Babun, Jr.Online versionPDF version
12212018Compañeros Que Nos “Atienden” y Europeos Que Nos “Acompañan”: Expresión Digital de la Vida Diaria y Humor Negro Bajo la Economía de la Miseria CubanaSoren TriffOnline versionPDF version
12222018The Role of Fake News in The Genesis of The Cuban Revolution: A Comparison of Cuba, Florida and France Around 1950Nicolás Sánchez and Michael GendreOnline versionPDF version
12232018La Agricultura en Cuba: Transformaciones, Resultados y RetosArmando Nova GonzálezOnline versionPDF version
12242018Experiencias en la Instrumentación de Huertos Típicos en Cuba Para Contribuir a Mejorar Las Necesidades NutricionalesTomas L. Depestre, Jesús R. Savón, José F. Alonso, Olimpia Gómez y Mayte PiñónOnline versionPDF version
12252018Principal Elements of Agricultural Reforms in Transition Economies: Implications For Cuba?Mario A. González-CorzoOnline versionPDF version
12262018Características Principales del Modelo de Producción de Frutas y Vegetales en Cuba Antes de 1959Juan Tomás Sánchez y Mario A. González-CorzoOnline versionPDF version
12272018Dilemmas of a Cuban Transition: Will History Repeat Itself?Vadim GrishinOnline versionPDF version
12282018Propuesta Para la Creación de un Sistema Bancario y de un Mercado de Capitales en CubaLorenzo L. PérezOnline versionPDF version
12292018Cuba’s Economic Liberalization and The Perils to Security and LegalityVidal RomeroOnline versionPDF version
12302018Growth and Policy-Induced Distortions in The Cuban Economy: an Econometric ApproachErnesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
12312018Comparing The Quality of Education in Pre- and Post-Revolutionary Cuba Using U.S. Labor Market OutcomesLuis Locay and John DevereuxOnline versionPDF version
12322018El Marco Legal Actual de Las Ied en CubaRafael Andrés Velázquez PérezOnline versionPDF version
12332018Mercado Laboral Cubano: Distorsiones y RetosTamarys L. BahamondeOnline versionPDF version
12342018The Role of Congress in U.S. Policy Toward CubaMark P. SullivanOnline versionPDF version
12352018The Global Economy and Cuba: Stasis and Hard ChoicesLarry Catá BackerOnline versionPDF version
12362018Five Keys to Presidential Change in CubaArturo López-Levy and Rolf Otto NiederstrasserOnline versionPDF version
12372018Cuba’s Political and Economic Arteriosclerosis - It Is Not Just The CastrosGary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
12382018Cuban Tourism Industry in The Eye of The StormEmilio MoralesOnline versionPDF version
12392018Experiencias de CuentapropistasTed A. HenkenOnline versionPDF version
12402018Utilizing Intersectionality to Analyze Social Diversity in Cuban Self-EmploymentJohn VertovecOnline versionPDF version
12412018Cuban Demography and Economic ConsequencesHumberto BarretoOnline versionPDF version
12422018Who Migrated From Cuba to The U.S? The Role of Education On The Probability to MigrateAleida Cobas-Valdés and Mario A. González-CorzoOnline versionPDF version
12432018“The Revenge of The Jealous Bureaucrat”: A Critical Analysis of Cuba’s New Rules For CuentapropistasTed A. HenkenOnline versionPDF version
12442018Cuba in Transition: Volume 28 Appendix A: About The AuthorsASCE EditorsOnline versionPDF version
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12452019Cuba in Transition: Volume 29 Front matterASCE EditorsPDF version
12462019Cuba in Transition: Volume 29 Conference ProgramASCE EditorsPDF version
12472019Cuba in Transition: Volume 29 Table of ContentsASCE EditorsPDF version
12482019The Cuban Economy After Six Decades Of Socialism: Changes, Continuities And The Worsening CrisisCarmelo Mesa-LagoPDF version
12492019Cuba’s Swaps Of Petroleum For Doctors And The Impact Of Cutbacks In Venezuelan Oil DeliveriesErnesto Hernández-CatáPDF version
12502019Comments On Cuba’s Oil Swaps For Doctors And Cutbacks On Venezuelan Oil DeliveriesEfraín J. VelázquezPDF version
12512019Russia’s Conundrum: Playing Out Its New Role In Venezuela While Maintaining A Future Imprint On Cuban DevelopmentVadim GrishinPDF version
12522019The Ideological Embeddedness Of Cuban Educational SchoolingEnrique S. PumarPDF version
12532019Paradigmas Educativos No Formales De La Generación ‘Z’ CubanaBuenaventura Rubén Rigol Cardona y Erik Reyes GómezPDF version
12542019The Past, Present And Future Of The Cuban InternetLarry PressPDF version
12552019El Castrismo Y Las Regulaciones Que Lo PropicianBoris González ArenasPDF version
12562019Two Revolutions Compared: Cuba And VenezuelaSilvia Pedraza and Carlos A. RomeroPDF version
12572019The Evolution Of Cuba’S Mineral Fertilizer Usage: A Sixty Year RetrospectiveWilliam A. Messina, Jr. and Frederick S. RoycePDF version
12582019Retos Y Perspectivas Para La Agroindustria Cañera Cubana En Tiempos De Transición: “Para Que El Futuro De Cuba No Sea Incierto, Hay Que Pensarlo”Juan Tomás SánchezPDF version
12592019Agricultural Production And Land Productivity In CubaMario A. González-CorzoPDF version
12602019Cubazuela: Crónica De Una Intervención CubanaJuan Antonio BlancoPDF version
12612019Cuba’s Venezuelan InterventionMaría C. WerlauPDF version
12622019Cuba’s “Structural” Reforms: Missed Opportunities And Lower Living StandardsRoger R. BetancourtPDF version
12632019Why Is Cuba’s Unemployment Rate So Low? Or Is It Really That Low?Ernesto Hernández-CatáPDF version
12642019Art Market In Cuba Or Market For Cuban Art? Topics For A DebateOrlando JustoPDF version
12652019Cuban Living Standards, Broadly Defined, Before And After The Cuban RevolutionJohn DevereuxPDF version
12662019The Cuban Economy 60 Years LaterJorge A. SanguinettyPDF version
12672019Cuba’s International Economic Relations 1959–2019: Trade, Aid And DebtLuis R. LuisPDF version
12682019Futuro O Desaparición De La Nación CubanaFelipe P. ManteigaPDF version
12692019Cuba’s Demographic Evolution Since The Revolution: A Regional Comparative PerspectiveSergio Díaz-BriquetsPDF version
12702019Profecías Sobre El Sector Agropecuario: El Record De Fidel CastroJosé ÁlvarezPDF version
12712019External Capitalist And Internal Marxist - The Fundamental Contradiction Of Cuban Economic Reintegration In The Global Economic Order And The Role Of The U.S.Larry Catá BackerPDF version
12722019Republican Cuba: A Preliminary Political EvaluationAlfred G. CuzánPDF version
12732019The Descent Of CubaJohn DevereuxPDF version
12742019The Cuban Sugar Industry 1959–2019: From Front-Runner To Back Of The PackJorge F. Pérez-LópezPDF version
12752019La Economía De Comunión Como Una Forma De Emprendimiento Para CubaRoberto Felipe Rasúa VelosoPDF version
12762019Primer Año De Gestión De Díaz-Canel: Regreso A Las Puertas Del Período EspecialEmilio MoralesPDF version
12772019Cuba Ante La Proximidad De Una Nueva Crisis Económica: Posibles Respuestas Del Régimen De La HabanaAlfredo FernándezPDF version
12782019Cuba: Legitimacion Del Gobierno Continuista Basado En El Estatismo Económico Y La Constricción De La Calidad De Vida De La PoblaciónMiriam LeivaPDF version
12792019Cuba In Transition: Volume 29 Appendix AASCE EditorsPDF version
12802019Cuba In Transition: Volume 29 Inside CoversASCE EditorsPDF version
12812020Cuba in Transition: Volume 30 Front matterASCE EditorsPDF version
12822020Cuba in Transition: Volume 30 Table of ContentsASCE EditorsPDF version
12832020Cuba in Transition: Volume 30 About the AuthorsASCE EditorsPDF version
12842020ASCE at 30: Past, Present and FutureRoger R. BetancourtPDF version
12852020Venezuelan-Cuban Mutual Aid: Grants, Subsidies and FantasiesLuis R. LuisPDF version
12862020Venezuela and Cuba During a Perfect Storm of Sanctions, Corporate Politics and Changing Economic PoliciesVadim GrishinPDF version
12872020Crises in Cuba and Venezuela: Revolution and ReformSilvia Pedraza and Carlos A. RomeroPDF version
12882020Venezuelan and Cuban Crises: Political Control, Economics and Social WelfareEfraín J. VelázquezPDF version
12892020The EU to the Rescue of the Cuban Economy? The Political Dialogue and Cooperation Agreement (PDCA) and the State of Cuba-EU Economic RelationsLarry Catá Backer and Rafael Velázquez PérezPDF version
12902020The Helms-Burton Act: Then and NowCaroline McCullochPDF version

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