London Metropolitan University Research Institutes
 

The International Institute for the Study of Cuba is an initiative by a team of UK located academics, specialists and consultants with the object of providing an in-depth and focused appraisal of the Cuban 'Social Experience' as it approaches and undergoes another period of major change.

It is our view that a holistic study of Cuba is essential and can only be undertaken within an academic centre beyond the confines of the US-Cuba divide and with the rigour of truly objective academic enquiry.

The Institute was incorporated into London Metropolitan University on 1st May, 2007 and has a development plan that sees it fully operational with four sub units by the end of 2009. The outline of what is envisaged and the three-year development plan can be found in the Development Plan.

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FORTHCOMING EVENTS

Anything but Human Rights: US Cuba Policy, 16 Sept: Click HERE

Education in Cuba, 24 Sept: Click HERE

IISC STUDY TOURS

Tour for health professionals and academics - 30 Nov. Click HERE

Discover Cuba with London Met - 6 December. Click HERE

International Workshop on Child Health, 1 March 2009. Click HERE

Read the AUGUST 2008 IISC newsletter: HERE



International Journal of Cuban Studies: HERE

LATEST NEWS

6 AUGUST: UK's leading Cuba economy expert to join IISC : Click HERE

Above: Dr Adrian Hearn speaking at the IISC: 30/07/08

31 JULY: Debating China-Cuba. Click HERE

JULY 27: 'Nixon would have ended embargo'. Click HERE


IISC IN THE NEWS

July 17: BBC World Service: Interview with Mirtha Ibarra

July 16: Le Monde Diplomatique, Brazil






 

   Company Information    Page last updated 11 August 2008 Page owner David Slater