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Cuba's policy makers have therefore decided to use a combination of decentralisation, reform of the state administration, land reform, labour deregulation and market openings for individuals and enterprises to engage these issues, in the hope of creating the conditions for a 'sustainable s...

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Published in:The international journal of Cuban studies 2013-07, Vol.5 (2), p.95
Main Author: Lambie, George
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Communism
Gender
Prosperity
Reforms
Sexuality
Society
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Summary:Cuba's policy makers have therefore decided to use a combination of decentralisation, reform of the state administration, land reform, labour deregulation and market openings for individuals and enterprises to engage these issues, in the hope of creating the conditions for a 'sustainable socialist society'. In this complex and imprecise process, gender and its relationship with biological sex do not follow predictable trends as lesbians, gay men and 'macho' heterosexuals break stereotypical boundaries in what the author calls 'gender-bending performances'.
ISSN:1756-3461
1756-347X