Varieties of capitalism and Mexico, after the economic reforms between 1982 and 2012 - Gabriel Alonso Santana
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This work departs from the literature about Varieties of Capitalism (VoC) to study Mexico after the economic and political reforms enacted there between 1982 an 2012, which were characterised as neo liberal. These were a 180º turn from the previous twelve years, when the State invested heavily in corporations and even in oil production and export. If such previous economic structure was similar to a state-led, corporatist but capitalist economy, perhaps the new one would similarly follow a specific model. The question of the study is: after the economic reforms in Mexico between 1982 and 2012,…mehr

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This work departs from the literature about Varieties of Capitalism (VoC) to study Mexico after the economic and political reforms enacted there between 1982 an 2012, which were characterised as neo liberal. These were a 180º turn from the previous twelve years, when the State invested heavily in corporations and even in oil production and export. If such previous economic structure was similar to a state-led, corporatist but capitalist economy, perhaps the new one would similarly follow a specific model. The question of the study is: after the economic reforms in Mexico between 1982 and 2012, what is the VoC of Mexico? This is about the open market, international free trade and investment, privatisation and other economic reforms that began in Mexico in that period. This book also comments on some indicators of economic wellbeing, as these reflect the results of the reforms. Finally, it makes a critical assessment of those changes, before attempting to answer the research question.
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Judith Henze holds a BA in International Development and Global Politics from Nottingham Trent University and a MSc in Environment and Sustainable Development from UCL, London. Her research focus includes aquaponics, urban agriculture, vertical farming and ICTs for agriculture. She is currently exploring how AI technologies can be employed to support farmers to monitor their soil, control pests, and yield healthier crops as well as manage entire food supply chains and interconnect complex food systems. During her research, she founded M-Samaki, an sms and mobile phone app-based ICT solution to support fish farmer in Kenya. She is the editor of the HORTINLEA Handbook ¿The Production and Marketing of African Indigenous Leafy Vegetables¿ (2019).