LOUIS E. V. NEVAER is director of Political Analysis at International Credit Monitor, a consulting firm specializing in political risk assessments, of which he is cofounder. He has extensive experience in overseas work, and has worked as a consultant to foreign governments, international firms, and nonprofit organizations.

• Preface Introduction The Corporate Integration of the Mexican Economy The Integration of the Mexican Economy Assessing the Mexican Market Management Strategies for Mexican Alliances The Case of Infrastructure Assessment Case Study: Market Analysis--An Overview of the Waste Water Treatment and Water Supply Market The Paternalism of Employer-Employee Relations in Mexican Society Understanding the Mexican Persona The Surrender of Economic Sovereignty The Meeting of Two Great Civilizations The Nature of Mexican Nationalism and Culture Integrating the Mexican Economy into the Age of Free Trade Integrating the Mexican Economy A General Survey from the Mexican Investment Board The Limitations on African-American Executives in Mexico A Question of Corruption Epilogue Appendix I: Mexican Trade Offices in the United States Appendix II: Mexican Trade Organizations Selected Bibliography Index

LOUIS E. V. NEVAER is director of Political Analysis at International Credit Monitor, a consulting firm specializing in political risk assessments, of which he is cofounder. He has extensive experience in overseas work, and has worked as a consultant to foreign governments, international firms, and nonprofit organizations.

• Preface Introduction The Corporate Integration of the Mexican Economy The Integration of the Mexican Economy Assessing the Mexican Market Management Strategies for Mexican Alliances The Case of Infrastructure Assessment Case Study: Market Analysis--An Overview of the Waste Water Treatment and Water Supply Market The Paternalism of Employer-Employee Relations in Mexican Society Understanding the Mexican Persona The Surrender of Economic Sovereignty The Meeting of Two Great Civilizations The Nature of Mexican Nationalism and Culture Integrating the Mexican Economy into the Age of Free Trade Integrating the Mexican Economy A General Survey from the Mexican Investment Board The Limitations on African-American Executives in Mexico A Question of Corruption Epilogue Appendix I: Mexican Trade Offices in the United States Appendix II: Mexican Trade Organizations Selected Bibliography Index

LOUIS E. V. NEVAER is director of Political Analysis at International Credit Monitor, a consulting firm specializing in political risk assessments, of which he is cofounder. He has extensive experience in overseas work, and has worked as a consultant to foreign governments, international firms, and nonprofit organizations.

• Preface Introduction The Corporate Integration of the Mexican Economy The Integration of the Mexican Economy Assessing the Mexican Market Management Strategies for Mexican Alliances The Case of Infrastructure Assessment Case Study: Market Analysis--An Overview of the Waste Water Treatment and Water Supply Market The Paternalism of Employer-Employee Relations in Mexican Society Understanding the Mexican Persona The Surrender of Economic Sovereignty The Meeting of Two Great Civilizations The Nature of Mexican Nationalism and Culture Integrating the Mexican Economy into the Age of Free Trade Integrating the Mexican Economy A General Survey from the Mexican Investment Board The Limitations on African-American Executives in Mexico A Question of Corruption Epilogue Appendix I: Mexican Trade Offices in the United States Appendix II: Mexican Trade Organizations Selected Bibliography Index