Notes1 The intent of this paper is to examine Cuban immigration to the United States in the post-1958 period and to make sense of the collective transformations that have shaped it. In broad terms it is an experience typified by two historical periods, those of political exile, and a transnational community that experiences racialization. The […]

When we approach the Cuban debate, the scope of political actors is generally limited to one or two, Fidel Castro and/or Raúl Castro. Partially true in the past, nowadays it becomes an increasingly misleading approach not only because of very obvious reasons of age and health, but because it tends to bypass and ignore completely […]

Notes1 Over the years, despite its socialist agenda, the Fidel Castro government has established certain private rights in real property for its citizens, albeit with far more limitations than those rights enjoyed by individuals in non-communist countries. This particular government’s gradual retreat from Marxist ideology regarding real property rights underscores the basic economic truth that […]

Notes1 En las reuniones anteriores de ASCE he señalado que las medidas institucionales, macroeconómicas y microeconómicas del proceso de transición se apoyan y refuerzan mutuamente (ver Diagrama 1) para producir un resultado exitoso y sinérgico, así como que los pobres resultados de la transición en los países europeos y de la antigua URSS se deben […]