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Cuba in Transition: Volume 18

Papers and Proceedings of the Eighteenth Annual Meeting

The Hilton Miami Downtown Hotel | Miami, Florida | August 5–7, 2008

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

Preface

Conference Program

Table of Contents

IDYearTitleAuthor(s)OnlinePDF
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 ProgramEditorial staffOnline 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 AuthorsEditorial staffOnline versionPDF version
74420082008 PrefaceEditorial staffOnline 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 ÁlvarezOnline 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: AcknowledgementsEditorial staffOnline versionPDF version

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