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The Good, Bad, and Ugly: Sustainable Development in Cuba and its Ethical Implications
An in-country research project funded by a Hackworth Research Grant from the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics on the impact of market liberalization on Cuba’s sustainable development and growing socioeconomic and racial stratification.