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Human progress in Cuba and Hong Kong

21 February 2020
Government and Institutions

Human progress in Cuba and Hong Kong

Neil Monnery
21 February 2020
As the world entered the turbulent 1960s, two men, half a world apart, one a doctor and the other a … Continue reading “Human progress in Cuba and Hong Kong”

Cuba: a story of socialist failure

13 February 2020
Economic Theory

Cuba: a story of socialist failure

Neil Monnery
13 February 2020
As Fidel Castro progressed slowly toward Havana in the first days of 1959, he was met by huge crowds of … Continue reading “Cuba: a story of socialist failure”

The Cuba myth

21 June 2019
Government and Institutions

The Cuba myth

Kristian Niemietz
21 June 2019
Last week, Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell gave a speech at the Rail and Maritime Transport (RMT) Union’s “Garden Party for … Continue reading “The Cuba myth”

The Mirage of Democratic Socialism: a rejoinder (Part 1)

3 November 2018
Economic Theory

The Mirage of Democratic Socialism: a rejoinder (Part 1)

Kristian Niemietz
3 November 2018
Two out of five people under the age of 35 have a positive opinion of socialism. Two out of five … Continue reading “The Mirage of Democratic Socialism: a rejoinder (Part 1)”

Cuba after Castro: Democratisation as the next stage of the revolution? Not happening, Comrade Jones

2 December 2016
Economic Theory

Cuba after Castro: Democratisation as the next stage of the revolution? Not happening, Comrade Jones

Kristian Niemietz
2 December 2016
For most of this week, my social media feed has been more or less evenly divided between apologists of Fidel … Continue reading “Cuba after Castro: Democratisation as the next stage of the revolution? Not happening, Comrade Jones”

Free trade, not sanctions, is the key to helping the world’s poor

24 December 2014
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Free trade, not sanctions, is the key to helping the world’s poor

Steven Horwitz
24 December 2014
The recent signals by the Obama Administration that they might wish to normalise relations with Cuba should be welcomed by … Continue reading “Free trade, not sanctions, is the key to helping the world’s poor”

Fidel Castro – a counterrevolutionary?

17 September 2010

Fidel Castro – a counterrevolutionary?

Kristian Niemietz
17 September 2010
Free marketeers have received support from an unlikely ally. During a press conference in Cuba, the Máximo Líder Fidel Castro … Continue reading “Fidel Castro – a counterrevolutionary?”

Fidel Castro – a counterrevolutionary?

17 September 2010

Fidel Castro – a counterrevolutionary?

Kristian Niemietz
17 September 2010
Free marketeers have received support from an unlikely ally. During a press conference in Cuba, the Máximo Líder Fidel Castro … Continue reading “Fidel Castro – a counterrevolutionary?”

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