The Political Economy of Free Trade: Potential Impacts on Migration and Mexican Agricultural Labor

Abstract

Get full access to this article

View all access options for this article.

References

Barkin, David . 1991. About Face. Report on the Americas, North American Congress on Latin America 24(6): 30-37.

The Economist. 1991. Not So Sweetcorn. March 2: 44.

Golden, Tim . 1991. . The Dream of Land Dies Hard in Mexico. The New York Times. November 27: A1, 10.

Orme, William A., Jr . 1991. The Sunbelt Moves South. Report on the Americas 24(6): 10-19.

Runsten, David . 1991a. Some Potential Impacts of a U.S.-Mexico Free Trade Agreement on Agricultural Labor. Rural California Report 3(1): 1-3.

Runsten, David . 1991b. Update on the North American Free Trade Agreement. Rural California Report 3(2): 1, 6.

Sanderson, Steven E. 1991. Free Trade: Can Mexico Win? Hemisphere 3(2): 16-23.

Sassen, Saskia . 1991. Free Trade and Immigration. Hemisphere 3(2): 2-3.

Solis, Dianna . 1991. Agricultural Reform in Mexico Leaves Farmers Wanting, and Fearing, Change. Wall Street Journal. November 29.

10.

Thorup, Cathryn . 1991. The Politics of Free Trade and the Dynamics of Cross-Border Coalitions in U.S.-Mexican Relations. Columbia Journal of World Business 26(11): 12-26.

11.

Witt, Matt . 1991. Don't Trade on Me. Dollars and Sense No. 165.

12.

Young, Linda Wilcox . 1991. Labor Demand and Agroindustrial Development: The Evidence from Mexico. Working Paper, University of Vermont, Economics Department.