Myths and [mis] perceptions : changing U.S. elite visions of Mexico

Creator

• Aguayo, Sergio

Center

• Centro de Estudios Internacionales

Year

• 1998

Subject

• Elite (Ciencias sociales)
• Historia
• Relaciones exteriores
• Opinión pública extranjera americana
• Política y gobierno

Geographic coverage

• México
• Estados Unidos

Temporary coverage

• Siglo XX
• 1946-1970
• 1970-1988

Resource type

• Libro

Illustrations

• ilustraciones

Clasification

• 327.73072 / A2826m

Identifier

• 990003455740302716

Handle

• https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11986/COLMEX/10004049

Isbn

• 9786076288429

Extension

• xvii, 423 páginas

Table of contents

• 1. Methods and Objectives - 2. Ideas and Institutions in the United States - 3. The Understanding between Mexico and the United States - 4. Mexico and the United States during the Cold War - 5. Presidential Summits - 6. Four Facets of the Relationship - 7. The Myth of Mexican Democracy - 8. Economic Optimism - 9. The United States in Transition - 10. Mexico's Two-Dimensional Foreign Policy - 11. Economy, Consciousness, Nationalism, and Hegemony - 12. Reappraising Mexico's Political System - 13. Journalists, Academics, and Graduate Students - 14. Luis Echeverria: Hope, Then Crisis - 15. Jose Lopez Portillo: Renewed Hope - 16.The 1982 Crisis and Its Consequences - 17. The Technocrats Arrive - 18. The Death of the Mexican Revolution - 19. The Reign of Neoliberalism - 20. The United States and Mexican Nationalism

Publisher

• University of California
• El Colegio de México
• Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies

Language

• español

Place of publication

• México, D.F.

thematic_collection

• Producción Institucional
• Libros Colmex

URL related

•  https://www.jstor.org/

Source

• JSTOR

Numbering within sequence

• 11

In Collection:

• Producción Institucional

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