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Cuba in Transition: Volume 19

Papers and Proceedings of the Nineteeth Annual Meeting

The Hilton Miami Downtown Hotel | Miami, Florida | July 30–August 1, 2009

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

Preface

Conference Program

Table of Contents

IDYearTitleAuthor(s)OnlinePDF
7822009Legal Dissent: Constitutional Proposals for “Cambio” in CubaAna Cristina MaldonadoOnline versionPDF version
7832009Globalizing Cuba: ALBA and the Construction of Socialist Global Trade SystemsLarry Catá Backer,Augusto I. MolinaOnline versionPDF version
7842009On Remittances, Markets and the Law: The Cuban Experience in Present TimesManuel OrozcoOnline versionPDF version
7852009Cuban Socioeconomic Indicators before the Revolution: An International ComparisonLuis LocayOnline versionPDF version
7862009Fifteen Years of Entrepreneurship in Cuba: Challenges and OpportunitiesJoseph L. Scarpaci, Jr.Online versionPDF version
7872009El sistema laboral cubano y la irresponsabilidad social corporativa de los inversionistas extranjeros: puntos de vista de sindicalistas y periodistas independientesRolando H. Castañeda,George Plinio MontalvánOnline versionPDF version
7882009The Cuban Sugar Dilemma: The Prospect for a Green FutureChristian Santiago PatiñoOnline versionPDF version
7892009Costos e inversión para una agricultura eficiente: arroz, frijol y maíz, y producción de caña de azúcar como referencia para lograr la autosuficienciaJuan Tomás SánchezOnline versionPDF version
79020092009 PrefaceEditorial staffOnline versionPDF version
7912009Democracy’s Dimensions and Cuba’s Development in the Aftermath of the Financial CrisisRoger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
7922009The Impact of the Global Financial and Economic Crisis on CubaLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
7932009The Impact of the World Economic Crisis on Cuba’s Healthcare System and Biotechnology SectorElaine ScheyeOnline versionPDF version
7942009Cuban Corporatism: Batista’s Three-Year Plan and a Nation BetrayedBrenden Marino CarbonellOnline versionPDF version
79520092009 Conference ProgramEditorial staffOnline versionPDF version
7962009Volume 19 Appendix A: About the AuthorsEditorial staffOnline versionPDF version
7972009Privatization or Self-Strenghthening for the Water Sector in Cuba?: Lessons Learned from the Water Sector in Puerto RicoJorge Rodríguez RuizOnline versionPDF version
7982009Restituting Looted Cuban ArtMari-Claudia JiménezOnline versionPDF version
7992009The Art of Doing Nothing: Agricultural Policy Making in CubaAntonio GayosoOnline versionPDF version
8002009Identifying and Locating Looted Artworks from CubaTania C. MastrapaOnline versionPDF version
8012009Lifting the Cuban Embargo: The New Labors of Hercules?Matías F. Travieso-DíazOnline versionPDF version
8022009Conceptual Design of a Wastewater Treatment Plant for the Municipality of Cotorro, Province of Havana, CubaCristina Ortega-Castineiras,Karen Kajder, Reshma RamoutarOnline versionPDF version
8032009Crisis sobre crisis: la difícil situación económica, social y política de la sociedad cubana; probabilidades de su agravamientoOscar Espinosa ChepeOnline versionPDF version
8042009The Case Against Unlimited Travel to Cuba as an Agent of DemocratizationJames CasonOnline versionPDF version
8052009Promoting Democratic Change in Cuba: A Retooled U.S. Policy to Foster Multilateral SupportMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
8062009Comments on “The Case against Unlimited Travel to Cuba as an Agent for Democratization” by James CasonGary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
8072009¿Por qué Raúl está medio correcto, pero totalmente errado? Cuba necesita acciones; no palabrasRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
8082009Challenges to the Manicero Productive Model in the Future Informal Economy of CubaChris Baker,Antonio GayosoOnline versionPDF version
8092009Actualidad laboral y sindical en Cuba: el movimiento sindical independiente en 2008Joel BritoOnline versionPDF version
8102009Cuban Agriculture: The Return of the CampesinadoG.B. Hagelberg, José ÁlvarezOnline versionPDF version
8112009Comments on “Cuban GDP Statistics under the Special Period: Discontinuities, Obfuscation, and Puzzles” by Pérez-López and Mesa-LagoMario A. González-CorzoOnline versionPDF version
8122009Bacardi and the Future of CubaTom GjeltenOnline versionPDF version
8132009A Bountiful Legacy: U.S. Investment and Economic Diversification in Cuba During the 1950sEric N. BaklanoffOnline versionPDF version
8142009Comment on: “Petrolism in Cuba”: Notes on Medical Diplomacy and Investment Risk FactorsMaria WerlauOnline versionPDF version
8152009ASCE’s Contributions to the Literature on Remittances: 1991–2008Mario A. González-Corzo,Scott LarsonOnline versionPDF version
8162009Can Cuba Avoid Becoming a Narco-State?Gary H. MaybardukOnline versionPDF version
8172009“Sin Solidaridad no hay libertad”: a 20 años del comienzo de un cambio de eraDagoberto ValdésOnline versionPDF version
8182009A Power Sector Analysis for Cuba using the Markal ModelEvelyn Wright,Juan A. B. Belt, Adam Chambers,Pat Delaquil,Gary GoldsteinOnline versionPDF version
8192009La ayuda económica de Venezuela a Cuba: situación y perspectivas: ¿Es sostenible?Rolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
8202009Economic Logic in Cuba’s 2002 Sugar Industry Restructuring?Willard W. RadellOnline versionPDF version
8212009The Enduring Cuban Housing Crisis: The Impact of HurricanesSergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
8222009Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Priorities for Cuba with Emphasis on Havana, Including Some Benefit-Cost ConsiderationsArmando I. Perez,Roberto Cardona, Luis Locay,Helena M. Solo-GabrieleOnline versionPDF version
8232009The Cuban Economy in a World of UncertaintyJoaquín P. PujolOnline versionPDF version
8242009Cuba: Economic Growth and International Linkages:Challenges for Measurement and Vulnerabilities in a Bimonetary EconomyGabriel Di Bella,Andy WolfeOnline versionPDF version
8252009Cuban Civil Society Revisited: An Examination of the Theory and RealitySimone GrantOnline versionPDF version
8262009Cuban GDP Statistics Under the Special Period: Discontinuities, Obfuscation, and PuzzlesJorge F. Pérez-López,Carmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
8272009Perspectives on the Future of Guantanamo BayMichael J. StraussOnline versionPDF version
8282009Petrolism in Cuba and Implications of U.S. Investment in the Cuban Oil SectorRoberto Orro FernándezOnline versionPDF version
8292009Monetary Policy in CubaSilvia DreherOnline versionPDF version
8302009Economic and Social Balance of 50 Years of Cuban RevolutionCarmelo Mesa-LagoOnline versionPDF version
8312009Cuba’s Emergency Management and the Need for a Holistic Understanding of RiskB. E. AguirreOnline versionPDF version
8322009The Arduous Paths of Political Transitions: A Comparison of Cuba, China and VietnamEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
8332009El comportamiento de los receptores de remesas en Cuba por inferencia del comportamiento de los receptores de remesas en América LatinaJoaquín Pérez RodríguezOnline versionPDF version
8342009The 2008 Hurricane Season and its Impact on Cuban Agriculture and TradeWilliam A. Messina, Jr.Online versionPDF version
8352009Transportation Infrastructure in a Free Cuba: How to Meet Demands in a Challenging Economic EnvironmentSergio Alfonso, Jr.,Carlos A. PeninOnline versionPDF version
8362009Cuban Tourism and Its Effects on The Import SectorRachel AltOnline versionPDF version
8372009Cuban External Finance and the Global Economic CrisisLuis R. LuisOnline versionPDF version
8382009Volume 19 Appendix B: AcknowledgementsEditorial staffOnline versionPDF version

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