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Economic reforms in Cuba

Amidst the most difficult circumstances produced by the long-time embargo and the collapse of Soviet support, the Cuban revolution is struggling for survival. There is, however, no clear blueprint for economic and political adjustment. Related Articles Cuba: continuing revolution and contemporary contradictions Lessons of the Chinese reforms The effects of the American embargo on Cuba

No. 96 | (Winter 2012)

The main topic of this issue of Eszmélet is the "structural crisis of capitalism". Historical and theoretical analysis is presented on the social-economical features of "new capitalism" of Easter Europe or by the words of A. Tarasov on the "second edition of capitalism" on the semi-periphery. One crucial element of these is the regression in … Continue reading No. 96 | (Winter 2012) →

The poetry of economics – Karl Polanyi: The Great Transformation

The Great Transformation, written by the Hungarian born Karl Polanyi, has become a basic work for sociologists and economic historians in the West. McRobbie investigates how Polanyi used cultural instruments in his analysis of the capitalist economy. Related Articles The third great transformation: Riding Polanyi into the future Transformation, management – the issue of self-government … Continue reading The poetry of economics – Karl Polanyi: The Great Transformation →

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