THE EFFECT OF THE AGRARIAN REFORM ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURAL ACTIVITIES IN THE REPUBLIC OF CUBA

Verica Savić; Slobodan Nešković

doi:10.5937/ekoPolj1803971S

Authors

Verica Savi?, MA Faculty for Engineering Management Belgrade
Slobodan Neškovi?, PhD University Business Academy in Novi Sad

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5937/ekoPolj1803971S

Keywords:

Cuban agriculture, agrarian revolution, agrarian model, social production, culture

Abstract

Cuban socialisms efforts to resolve the "agrarian issue" determined the strategies currently in force and their immediate goals. As part of this process, we examine six aspects that characterize the Islands sociopolitical development: the structure of land ownership, land usage, the agrarian organization, the technological model, the agrarian economy, and the development of rural society. Many challenges remain to shaping comprehensive and coherent economic strategies that encourage sustainable economic growth, facilitate Cubas international economic integration, and contribute to the efficiency and competitiveness of Cubas economy while simultaneously safeguarding the revolutions gains in social inclusion and equity. The research is supported by knowledge and results from scientific and professional literature, that is, the findings and scientific results of numerous professional authors who have studied the issues of this work in their books and articles.

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