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Cuba in Transition: Volume 22

Papers and Proceedings of the Twenty-Second Annual Meeting

The Hilton Miami Downtown Hotel | Miami, Florida | August 2–4, 2012

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

Preface

Conference Program

Table of Contents

IDYearTitleAuthor(s)OnlinePDF
9242012Religion and Reforms in CubaEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
9252012Petróleo y rentismo entre Cuba y VenezuelaCarlos A. RomeroOnline versionPDF version
92620122012 PrefaceEditorial staffOnline versionPDF version
9272012Does Cuba Share Responsibility for Human Rights at Guantanamo Bay?Michael J. StraussOnline versionPDF version
9282012Political Intolerance and Cuba’s Future: To Hell in a Hand Basket Jorge L. RomeuOnline versionPDF version
9292012Cuban Real Estate Framework LawsRolando Anillo-BadiaOnline versionPDF version
9302012Turismo, migración y proyectos de codesarrollo en el escenario turístico cubanoJosé L. Perelló CabreraOnline versionPDF version
9312012The Cuban Labor Market: Availability and Interpretation of StatisticsJorge F. Pérez-LópezOnline versionPDF version
9322012The Growth of the Cuban Economy in the First Decade of the XXI Century: Is it Sustainable?Ernesto Hernández-CatáOnline versionPDF version
9332012Prospects For Reform in Cuba: Is Raúl Castro Serious About Liberalizing the Cuban Economy?Armando S. LindeOnline versionPDF version
9342012The Future of the City of Havana: The Economic DimensionJorge A. SanguinettyOnline versionPDF version
9352012Situación de la economía cubanaOscar Espinosa ChepeOnline versionPDF version
9362012The Impact of Cuba’s New Real Estate Laws on the Island and the DiasporaAntonio R. ZamoraOnline versionPDF version
9372012Comments on Richard Feinberg’s “Reaching Out”Rolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
9382012Cuba 2012: El fin de las reformas socioeconómicas ligeras o cosméticas en tiempos difíciles (O la Gran Falacia)Rolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
9392012Furthering Cuban Reforms Through Agricultural TradeTimothy Ashby,Stephen J. KimmerlingOnline versionPDF version
9402012The International Financial Institutions and Cuba: Relations with Non-Member StatesRichard E. FeinbergOnline versionPDF version
9412012The Contribution of the Cuban Diaspora in Business and FinanceLeonardo RodríguezOnline versionPDF version
94220122012 Conference ProgramEditorial staffOnline versionPDF version
9432012Cuba’s Membership in the IMF and Other International Financial Institutions and their Possible Role in Promoting Sustainable Economic Growth in CubaJoaquín P. PujolOnline versionPDF version
9442012The Proletarian Corporation: Organizing Cuban Economic Enterprises in the Wake of the Lineamientos:Property Rights Between Corporations, Cooperatives and GlobalizationLarry Catá BackerOnline versionPDF version
9452012Oil and Democracy in Cuba: Going Towards Nigeria or Norway?Roger R. BetancourtOnline versionPDF version
9462012Una isla 1.0 en un mundo 2.0Yoani SánchezOnline versionPDF version
9472012Cuba: La Iglesia Católica y el Estado en tiempos de revolución:Una aproximación históricaJavier Figueroa de CárdenasOnline versionPDF version
9482012Evaluation and Design of a Decentralized Alternative to Conventional Wastewater Infrastructure in CubaAntonio Díaz,Jhon Cores, Alex Arias,William Rodríguez,Miguel MoralesOnline versionPDF version
9492012Cuba’s 1950 Midterm Elections: The Island’s Last Democratic PollIlan EhrlichOnline versionPDF version
9502012Transition Policies Twenty Years Later: Lessons for the Case of CubaGabriel Di Bella,Rafael Romeu, Andy WolfeOnline versionPDF version
9512012Volume 22 Appendix A: About the AuthorsEditorial staffOnline versionPDF version
9522012Venezuela: El próximo ajuste económico fundamental: Compleja situación en 2012 y perspectivas inmediatasRolando H. CastañedaOnline versionPDF version
9532012Entre la espada y la reforma migratoriaHaroldo Dilla AlfonsoOnline versionPDF version
9542012Where is Cuba Going? Economic Policies that Have Been Adopted and Results Thus FarJoaquín P. PujolOnline versionPDF version
9552012Cuba: External Cash Flow, Barter Trade and Potential ShocksLuis R. LuisOnline versionPDF version
9562012El crecimiento de la iglesia protestante y la libertad religiosaTeo A. Babún, Jr.Online versionPDF version
9572012From Chaos to a Socialist Market Economy: A Contribution to the Understanding of Current Changes and Trends in CubaDomingo AmuchásteguiOnline versionPDF version
9582012La Iglesia como puente de acercamientoOrlando Márquez HidalgoOnline versionPDF version
9592012Social Media in Contemporary CubaEnrique S. PumarOnline versionPDF version
9602012Comment: Cuba and the International Financial InstitutionsLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
9612012U.S. Food and Agricultural Exports to Cuba: Progress, Problems and ProspectsWilliam A. Messina, Jr.Online versionPDF version
9622012Comentarios sobre la Iglesia y las reformas en CubaLorenzo PérezOnline versionPDF version
9632012“Cubans: An Epic Journey”: Genesis of a BookSam Verdeja,Guillermo MartínezOnline versionPDF version
9642012Can Cuban Rulers Rule Cuba?Jorge DomínguezOnline versionPDF version
9652012Apreciaciones psicohistóricas de la emigración y el exilioCarmen DíazOnline versionPDF version
9662012Access to Human Health, Freedoms and Other Standards of Living Development in CubaRodolfo J. StusserOnline versionPDF version
9672012Market Orientation and Business Performance in Cuban Firms: A Comparative Analysis of State-Owned Versus Joint Venture Firms Julio Cerviño,Joan Llonch, Josep RialpOnline versionPDF version
9682012The Politics of Cuban Transformation:What Space for Authoritarian Withdrawal?Vegard ByeOnline versionPDF version
9692012Cuba Platform Fisheries: Collapse or Recovery?Sergio Díaz-BriquetsOnline versionPDF version
9702012Cuba: Economic Growth, Aging, and Long-Term Fiscal SustainabilityGabriel Di Bella,Rafael Romeu, Andy WolfeOnline versionPDF version

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