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This article studies part of the negotiations of the Bracero Agreement, focusing on the process from 1947 to 1954. This period illustrates the conflictive situation that its government actors -- Mexicans and Americans -- had to face; and it also makes it possible to establish a point of comparison with the 1942 negotiation. At that time Mexico acted as the guarantor of the negotiation and achieved benefits. Then, with the change of international context -- the end of World War II- things moved from a cooperative negotiation to a conflictive one. The study of past negotiations thus offers tools for future proposals. Adapted from the source document.

Foreign policy design is crucial for Mexico's participation in world affairs. This paper explores the Mexican role within the North American scenario during President Fox administration. The variables that the author considers underscore the trilateral arena, rather than Mexico's bilateral relations with the us & Canada, separately. However, the weight of Mexico-us relationship is crucial for the country's insertion within the northern region. The author identifies the main Mexican foreign policy proposals in this scenario, & points out some involvement guidelines for the future. Mexico's abroad presence is a must for a positive development of our security, economy, culture, politics, & diplomacy. Figures, References. Adapted from the source document.

This article studies the certification process that the US government applied to Mexico from 1995 to 2000, especially how related decisions are made. Mexico's foreign policy faces clearly defined limits, & its participation must be also clearly defined to keep the US process from affecting Mexican interests. The objective is precisely to understand how the Mexican government has responded in the face of a problem that, under the circumstances, leaves little space to maneuver. This article has two parts: (1) presentation of theoretical elements regarding the formulation of foreign policy, to understand the way in which the main decisions were made, & (2) identification of actors that participated in the decisions & their influence. It also analyzes how Mexico responded to the problem. 8 Diagrams. Adapted from the source document.

After nearly a decade since the 1994 Mexican financial crisis many questions about its causes & treatment remain still unanswered. Both the 1994-1995 Mexican & the 1997-1998 Asian crises are known as the first crises of the globalization era, reflecting the vulnerability of emerging economies tackling financial quandaries. It is extremely important to better evaluate the possibilities of experiencing such crises & the reaction capacity of nations. Emerging economies, whose development usually depends largely on foreign financing & other capital incomes, are particularly fragile to shifts in the behavior of investors. This explains why the topic developed in this article is crucial, as a clear understanding of it prevents from repeating past errors. The authors include political & economic elements in the analysis of the Mexican financial crisis of late 1994. They also stress the relevance of having on hand variables that favor an adequate decision-making. Tables, Figures, Graphs, References. Adapted from the source document.