The Cuban Dual Currency System and Its Likely Imminent Demise
By Abby Neiser
Cuba
Cuba’s Special Period: Oil and Agriculture
By Luke Morales
REQUIEM FOR ÁLVARO ÍNSUA--A CASUALTY OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN SOCIALIST CUBA—CHAPTER 3
By: Roland Armando Alum <ralum@pitt.edu>
(Image: U.S. Embassy building in Havana where Álvaro requested visas in 1980)
CHAPTER THREE
Synopsis & Resumen en Español
V--My Own Connection
VI--Coda
Note for Chapter Three
Cumulative Bibliography
REQUIEM FOR ÁLVARO ÍNSUA--A CASUALTY OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN CUBA—CHAPTER 2
By: Roland Armando Alum <ralum@pitt.edu>
CHAPTER TWO
Synopsis & Resumen en Español
III--The Lewis-Butterworth Project
IV--Enter the Ínsuas
Notes for Chapter Two
Bibliography for Chapter Two
REQUIEM FOR ÁLVARO ÍNSUA--A CASUALTY OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN CUBA—CHAPTER 1
By: Roland Armando Alum
Photo: Álvaro Ínsua at work in Miami (Image: Martí Noticias, undated)
Combatting COVID-19 in the Caribbean
April 13, 2020
U.S. Involvement in Cuban Tourism
February 13, 2020
The tourism industry acts as a major source of revenue for Cuba’s economy.
The History of Guantánamo Bay
February 6, 2020
Guantánamo Bay is an area in the southeast of Cuba that resides under United States and Cuban control. U.S.
Increasing Tensions Between the United States and Cuba: U.S. Targets Cuban Health Care Officials and Diplomats
November 8, 2019
Since Spain ceded Cuba to the United States in 1898, the relationship between Cuba and the United States has been convoluted and rocky.
Cuban Tourism Plummets Amidst Trump’s New Travel Restrictions
September 9, 2019
While Cuba may be on many Americans’ travel bucket lists, Donald Trump is making this dream less and less attainable with each policy he passes. Not only are these increasingly tight travel restrictions affecting the thousands of US travelers that have dreamed of lounging on the beaches of Varadero or walking down the colorful Havana streets, the Cuban tourism industry is now struggling to generate profits like they once did.
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