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Environmental Justice in Cuba: Capital Needs, Developing a Tourist Infrastructure, and Liberty of Access to National Resource

URAG Working Paper #04-10

Environmental Justice in Cuba: Capital Needs, Developing a Tourist Infrastructure, and Liberty of Access to National Resource (pdf)

by Colin Crawford, August 2004, Journal of Transnational Law and Contemporary Problems, forthcoming

Keywords: Cuban economy, tourism infrastructure, environmental justice

This article will be divided into three principal sections. First, I will describe the role of tourism in the current Cuban economy, and identify the environmental concerns that this development poses. In particular, this analysis will explore the environmental justice concerns of Cuba’s emerging tourist infrastructure. Second, the paper will examine both practical and theoretical efforts to include claims for freedom of access to environmental benefits under the environmental justice rubric. Third and finally, the paper will sketch out some suggestions that might be used for
Cuba to ensure liberty of access to environmental benefits as part of a broader environmental justice effort.

Comments and questions regarding this paper may be directed to Colin Crawford at ccrawford@gsu.edu.

 
 

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