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Cuba in Transition: Volume 11

Papers and Proceedings of the Eleventh Annual Meeting

Miami, Florida | August 2–4, 2001

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

Preface

Table of Contents

Conference Program

IDYearTitleAuthor(s)OnlinePDF
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: AcknowledgementsEditorial staffOnline 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 DiscussantsEditorial staffOnline 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 ÁlvarezOnline 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 PrefaceEditorial staffOnline 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 ProgramEditorial staffOnline 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

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