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Why NAFTA is good for Mexican Democracy

Title

Why NAFTA is good for Mexican Democracy

Speaker(s)

Speaker: Dr Mark Aspinwall # University of Edinburgh

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Date and Time

23rd Oct 2009 13:00 – 23rd Oct 2009 14:00

Location

Seminar Room 2 Chrystal Macmillan Building

URL

http://www.pol.ed.ac.uk/events/transatlantic_seminars/2009_2010/why_nafta_is_good_for_mexican_democracy

Mark is a native of Massachusetts who teaches international relations and international political economy. Mark's research interests are in regional integration, and especially the impact of regional organizations on domestic politics in North America and the European Union. His main project concerns the capacity-building effect of the NAFTA environmental side agreement on Mexican politics.

http://www.pol.ed.ac.uk/staff_profiles/aspinwall_mark

This page was published on 11 September 2009