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More copies of this ISBN:Mexican Politics: The Dynamics of Changeby Howard Handelman
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:This introduction traces the historical development of Mexico's political system. It puts into context current events such as the NAFTA accord, the Chiapas uprising, the economic crisis of 1994 and the downfall of a former president, and demands for greater political pluralism in an era of economic hardship. US-Mexican relations are analysed. Synopsis:MEXICAN POLITICS traces the historical development of Mexico's political system and analyzes U.S./Mexico relations, highlighting Mexico's importance to the U.S. Current events such as the NAFTA accord, the Chiapas uprising, the economic crisis of 1994, and the downfall of a former president are explored in context. Description:Includes bibliographical references (p. 186-193) and index. About the AuthorHoward Handelman is a professor and chair of the Political Science Department at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He specializes in Latin American and Third World politics. His recent books include: THE CHALLENGE OF THIRD WORLD DEVELOPMENT (3rd Edit Table of ContentsPreface. Map. 1. Mexico: The Ongoing Crisis. 2. The Origins of Modern Mexico. 3. The Structure of Government. 4. Elections and the Party System. 5. Interest Groups and Popular Protest. 6. Mexicos Changing Political Economy. 7. Mexico and the United States. 8. Prospects for the Future. Acronyms. Bibliography. Index.
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