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In formulating its international cooperation policy, Mexico acknowledges transformations in the structure of world reality; on the domestic front, change in the economic growth model implied abandoning protectionist schemes & practicing commercial & investment liberalization. Mexico has not been removed from change in the global context of cooperation. In following the strategies set forth in the 1995-2000 National Development Plan, it has promoted the strengthening of international & regional institutions related to economic cooperation & social development, & it participates in activities furthered in hemisphere forums & in others where Latin American countries are involved, interacting among themselves or with other world regions. In addition, the Mexican Instit for International Cooperation was created to link Mexico's foreign policy with its domestic development efforts. The institute per se implies adopting a comprehensive view of cooperation. Likewise, the importance of international cooperation for Mexico is manifest in the bilateral arena, where it promotes actions & programs that have a direct impact on the cultural, educational, scientific, & technological sectors. Adapted from the source document.

Front Cover; The Obstacles to the New International Economic Order; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface to the UNITAR-CEESTEM NIEO Library; Foreword; Introduction; Chapter 1. Political and Administrative Obstacles; GENERAL POLITICAL OBSTACLES; INSTITUTIONAL OBSTACLES; LEGAL OBSTACLES; NOTES; Chapter 2. Obstacles to International Trade; OBSTACLES TO COMMODITY TRADE; OBSTACLES TO TRADE IN MANUFACTURES; OBSTACLES TO TRADE AMONG DEVELOPING COUNTRIES; OBSTACLES TO TRADE BETWEEN SOCIALIST COUNTRIES AND THE THIRD WORLD; Chapter 3. Obstacles to International Finance.