Abstracts, papers, and/or panel proposals should describe original work related to the economy of Cuba in a broad sense, including legal, sectoral, and social aspects of economic development.

The three-day conference, around the theme "Cuba: Navigating a Turbulent World," will focus on evaluating the state of the Cuban economy taking into consideration the impending changes in Cuba's relations with the United States. One key issue remains whether Cuba will implement the economic...

The three-day conference, around the theme “Cuba–What’s next?,” will focus on what to expect after the recent historic announcements of changes in diplomatic relations between Cuba and the US. Will Cuba make the necessary internal economic reforms to attract enough foreign direct...

The subject of the conference is "Reforming Cuba?"

The main theme for the conference is "Where is Cuba Going?" The Board is expecting ASCE to once again come together and deliver one of the premier academic conferences on the Cuban economy and society. Among many distinguished academics, professionals and policymakers expected to attend this...

The main theme for the meeting will be "Cuba's Evolving Socio-Economic and Political Landscape" focusing on Cuba's existing economic and social conditions, recent Cuban policies to address the impact of the world economic and financial crises, Cuban policy shortcomings, and needed structural...

The main theme for the meeting will be "Cuba at the Crossroads in the 21st Century" focusing on Cuba's existing economic and social conditions, recent Cuban policies to address the impact of the world economic and financial crises, Cuban policy shortcomings, and needed structural reforms.

Topics: Current Economic and Political Situation, Macro and Micro Experiences of Transition, Monetary and Fiscal Issues, Energy in Cuba: Present Situation and Future Options, External Sector Issues, Politics and Governance Issues, Economic Strategies, the Meaning of Political Exile, Real...

ASCE invites papers on subjects related to the Cuban economy and society, including macroeconomics; banking and finance; agriculture and the sugar industry; tourism; social and political aspects of economic development; education; health; environmental policy; law and legal institutions; civil...