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Esta compilación de voces liberales, entre las que están las de Mario Vargas Llosa, Johan Norberg, Deirdre McCloskey, Tom G. Palmer, Carlos Alberto Montaner, Álvaro Vargas Llosa, Gloria Álvarez y María Blanco, despliega los mejores argumentos en favor de un pensamiento sin prejuicios y antidogmático, que coloca al individuo en el centro de sus ambiciones y nos muestra el camino hacia un mundo más libre, menos fanático y más rico y próspero en todos los sentidos. El liberalismo, sostienen los autores de este libro, encarna el carácter revolucionario del sentido común, defiende que...

Trade has always been shaped by technological innovation. In recent times, a new technology, Blockchain, has been greeted by many as the next big game-changer. Can Blockchain revolutionize international trade? This publication seeks to demystify the Blockchain phenomenon by providing a basic explanation of the technology. It analyses the relevance of this technology for international trade by reviewing how it is currently used or can be used in the various areas covered by WTO rules. In doing so, it provides an insight into the extent to which this technology could affect cross-border trade...

The Global Panel Foundation and The Prague Society for International Cooperation are committed to bringing people together to discuss and broaden our knowledge. We will use our experience to apply new concepts and frameworks for sustainable development in Cuba. During a series of public policy sessions in Berlin, Germany, diverse groups of Cuban human rights activists and dissidents, politicians, businessmen and academics were brought together. They discussed concepts, frameworks, cases, tools, and the best practices to cope with the emerging challenges to Cuba. Building on the foregoing,...

In 1961, hundreds of thousands of Cubans together confronted a social problem that still concerns much of the world today - illiteracy. Through mass mobilizations, the country's students, teachers, workers and peasants achieved in one year what was apparently impossible: the goal of basic literacy for almost Cuba's entire population. Forty years later, this book rediscovers the energy, dedication and youthful spirit of those who participated in this brilliant literacy campaign in Cuba.