Today, the political, military, and ideological problem of this country is looking for food. […] We must be clear about one thing: if there is food for the people, the risks do not matter.—Raúl Castro, September 28, 1994 (1997: 466) As we went through the makeshift front door of Central Havana’s “Paladar Las Doce Sillas” […]
Challenges for a Transitional Judiciary in a Post-Castro Cuba
Perhaps more than any other branch of government, historically the judiciary has played a critical role in protecting the individual from the awesome power of the state. Of course, that protection exists only if the judiciary operates as a legitimate and independent branch of government with sufficient power and authority to overrule legislatures and curb […]
2002 Preface
This volume of Cuba in Transition brings together papers and selected commentaries presented at the Twelfth Annual Meeting of the Association of the Study of the Cuban Economy, which took place August 1-3, 2002, in Coral Gables, Florida. As with previous volumes, this collection of papers and commentaries covers a wide range of topics related […]
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