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While traditional theories of legitimacy have focused on the nation-state, authoritarian regimes and democracies alike seek legitimation not only in the domestic realm but also from international sources. This paper argues that the degree to, and the form in, which they do so depend on the...
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This paper reviews the situation in the agricultural sector and food security in Cuba and in particular the … countries" and show that Cuba does not fit easily in one of the transition patterns, and, in a way, has characteristics of "a …
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deviant case of Cuba's 'non-transition' from a comparative social science perspective can shed light on the peculiarities of … this case and, more importantly, test the general assumptions underlying post-1989 expectations of regime change in Cuba … exceptionalism with a more long-term historic perspective. Moreover, they suggest that interpretations of Cuba as simply a 'belated …
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attributed to charismatic rule: Cuba's longstanding exceptionalism regarding the 'second man' behind the leader; the succession … Herrschaft Fidel Castros in Kuba einen denkbar prominenten Testfall dar, seit Fidel Castro im Juli 2006 die Amtsgeschäfte …
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There is widespread discussion both within and outside Cuba concerning what direction the Cuban economy will go under … needed to intelligently discuss that issue- where Cuba's economy stands today, and what type of reforms Cuba's political and … economic issues Cuba faces in regards to both the present and the near future, and thereby give a solidly information …
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social policies were the main social elevators for the formerly underprivileged classes in socialist Cuba, the economic … business sector in Cuba has largely disfavoured Afro-Cubans, due to their lack of access to pre-revolutionary property and …
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examines two cases of reformed communist regimes (China and Vietnam) with two relatively unreformed cases (North Korea and Cuba … a flexible legitimation strategy while North Korea and Cuba adopted a comparatively rigid legitimation approach. …
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This paper investigates why the US economic embargo against Cuba is still in place, despite its lack of effectiveness … Cuba, but rather because it satisfies certain interest groups in the US. An article with similar methodology from 1997 is … the maintenance of the sanctions against Cuba have significantly weakened since 1997. Additionally, the general US …
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dictatorial regimes, with special emphasis on the relationship between dictatorship and investors. The hotel business in Cuba is …
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The 'Cuban safety-valve theory' explains sustained survival of Cuban socialism in part through the high levels of emigration, following Hirschman's model of 'exit' undermining 'voice'. The article argues that this remains insufficient in two important ways. Taking a closer look at the crisis...
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