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Cuba in Transition: Volume 5

Papers and Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Meeting

University of Miami | Miami, Florida | August 10–12, 1995

All papers are in PDF format and can be read with Acrobat Reader software.

Preface

Table of Contents

Conference Program

IDYearTitleAuthor(s)OnlinePDF
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 MarketOnline 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 ÁlvarezOnline 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 PrefaceEditorial staffOnline versionPDF version
10619951995 Conference ProgramEditorial staffOnline 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

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