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Author Victoria Rodriguez contends that from the beginning of the present administration in Mexico, it has become increasingly clear that the ruling party's survival and viability depend on a reduction of centralism. For the current and future political administrations, decentralization in some guise will be a key ingredient of any attempt at modernization in contemporary Mexico. Index. Notes. Bibliography.