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Mexican foreign policy: Mexico-U.S. relations, and the narrow margins of action for an indipendent foreign policy toward Latin America

Leon Daniel Costantino

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Beginnings of the Mexico-U.S. relations. U.S.-Mexico relation from the 30's to the end of the 60's: a passive foreign policy toward Latin America. The 70's and the 80's: an indipendent foreign policy toward Latin America. Mexico-U.S. relations from Miguel to Ernesto Zedillo.

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Beginnings of the Mexico-U.S. relations. U.S.-Mexico relation from the 30's to the end of the 60's: a passive foreign policy toward Latin America. The 70's and the 80's: an indipendent foreign policy toward Latin America. Mexico-U.S. relations from Miguel to Ernesto Zedillo.

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Beginnings of the Mexico-U.S. relations. U.S.-Mexico relation from the 30's to the end of the 60's: a passive foreign policy toward Latin America. The 70's and the 80's: an indipendent foreign policy toward Latin America. Mexico-U.S. relations from Miguel to Ernesto Zedillo.

Key concepts: Latin Americans, Foreign policy, Foreign relations, Political science, International relations, Economic history, Development economics, History

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