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This work analyzes energy development in Cuba both before and after the Cold War and discusses the risks and opportunities associated with the development and expansion of the Cuban energy sector. Some of the topics addressed are energy security, energy requirements, the impact of Russian assistance, international energy cooperation, American opposition to Cuban efforts and future investments.

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The author examines . . . the social, economic, and political implications of what is becoming one of Cuba's most important public-policy initiatives in the new century. Benjamin-Alvarado conducted extensive field research and explores the implications of U.S. opposition to the project, as well as the position of numerous multinational regulatory bodies. - Booklist

The author examines . . . the social, economic, and political implications of what is becoming one of Cuba's most important public-policy initiatives in the new century. Benjamin-Alvarado conducted extensive field research and explores the implications of U.S. opposition to the project, as well as the position of numerous multinational regulatory bodies. <br>- Booklist <br>

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Jonathan Benjamin-Alvarado is an instructor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Georgia and is the Senior Research Associate for the Cuba Nuclear Energy Project at the University's Center for International Trade and Security.

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