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Editorial Reviews
Comprehensive yet concise, technically precise yet admirably well written, and unafraid to wade into controversy, this book provides an insightful and pragmatic roadmap to think about the prospects for US-Cuban economic relations.
Jorge I. Domínguez, Professor of Government, Harvard University
This timely and detailed study by two respected economists is essential reading for those who seek to understand where the US-Cuban economic relationship stands today and the barriers and opportunities that the future may hold. ...[T]he authors' pragmatic and analytic approach...is sure to spark conversation and debate in Cuban and American economic policy circles....
Daniel P. Erikson, author of The Cuba Wars: Fidel Castro, the United States, and the Next Revolution