Two Nations Indivisible illuminates Mexico's political, economic, and social transformations over the last three decades and why these changes matter for the United States.
“a lucid and timely correction to the many myths that have long plagued the U.S.-Mexico relationship”Moises Naim, Author of The End of Power
“well written and engrossing”Robert E. Rubin, former U.S. Treasury Secretary
Shannon will be speaking on the Constructing Democratic Governance in Latin America panel at the 2013 LASA Conference in DC. She will be joined by Michael Shifter, Jorge Dominguez, Eduardo Posado-Carbo, George Gray Molina, and Angel E. Alvarez Diaz.
For more information, please see the Latin America Studies Association.
As Senate immigration negotiations continue, the Council on Foreign Relations has just released a report on the effectiveness of U.S. immigration enforcement. The authors, Bryan Roberts (a senior economist at...
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I had an interesting conversation with Jorge Ramos and Jesus Esquivel, author of La DEA en México, this weekend on Al Punto. You can watch it here: Published in conjunction...
Full Post »U.S.-Mexican trade has risen as Mexico becomes an increasingly attractive locale for U.S. manufacturers that are seeing the cost to produce goods in China go up. Trade between Mexico and...
