The Challenge of Interdependence: Mexico and the United States - Tapa dura

...strives hard to overcome the differences and to present analyses and policy recommendations that can be endorsed by members of both the Mexican and the U.S. establishments... Foreign Affairs ...offers outstanding analyses of key problems in U.S.-Mexican relations and the challenges facing the two countries in the 1990s. Latin American Research Review ...an impressive product...a major advance over anything written before. No one interested in our most challenging international tie should be without... Los Angeles Times This small but clear and well-written volume should not be missed by students of US-Mexican relations. CHOICE This small but clear and well-written volume should not be missed by students of US-Mexican relations. CHOICE ...strives hard to overcome the differences and to present analyses and policy recommendations that can be endorsed by members of both the Mexican and the U.S. establishments... Foreign Affairs ...offers outstanding analyses of key problems in U.S.-Mexican relations and the challenges facing the two countries in the 1990s. Latin American Research Review ...an impressive product...a major advance over anything written before. No one interested in our most challenging international tie should be without... Los Angeles Times

The Bilateral Commission on the Future of United States-Mexican Relations is a group of private citizens who have been working over the last two years to reassess long-term patterns of change and continuity and to make recommendations for private leaders and public authorities in both countries. This report offers an insight into the issues and challenges facing this commission, as well as their recommendations. The report is organized around five of the most important issues that will face the two countries through the rest of this century and for each, the fundamental trends are identified and realistic opportunities for bilateral cooperation are assessed. Contents: include: The Nature of the Relationship; Economics: Debt, Trade, and Investment; The Process of Migration; The Problem of Drugs; Foreign Policy and Inter-State Relations; and Education for New Understanding.