Current Research

The Cuba Center conducts primary research on Cuban business topics including, but not limited to: economics, history, international trade, leadership, management and organizational behavior. Current and recently completed projects include the following:

The Dragon and the Crocodile: China's Role in Cuba's Future (available soon)
Terry L. Maris, PhD
Revolutionary Management: The Role of the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias in the Cuban Economy
Terry Maris, PhD and Michele A. Govekar, PhD
The Economic Impact of U.S. Trade With Cuba on Canadian Exports
Terry L. Maris, PhD
The Agricultural Export Facilitation Act of 2005: Its Rationale and Relevance for U.S. - Cuba Trade
Terry L. Maris, PhD
Cuban Culture and Commerce: Constructive Engagement in Business Education
Terry L. Maris, PhD
The Future of Cuba's Energy Sector: Challenges and Opportunities
A. F. Alhajji, PhD and Terry L. Maris, PhD
Energy Trends in Transition Economies and Their Implications for Cuba
A. F. Alhajji, PhD and Terry L. Maris, PhD
Can Castro's Communism Contain the Entrepreneurial Spirit of its People?
Kay Zekany, PhD, CMA
The Cuban Factor in the Bolivarian Revolution: Commercial Implications for the United States
Terry Maris, PhD
Current Development and Potential of Cuba's Telecommunications Sector
Paolo Spadoni, PhD and Terry L. Maris, PhD