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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: US media coverage of Mexico often fixates on drug-related crime, while overlooking the nation’s significant gains.
Chapter 3: The United States and Mexico have sought to deepen ties, yet their diplomacy remains strained.
Chapter 4: Since the 1980s, immigration to the USA from Mexico has grown.
Chapter 5: Protests in the 1990s led to Mexico’s first truly democratic elections in 2000.
Chapter 6: Trade deals have bolstered Mexico’s economy, but liberalization won’t fix everything.
Chapter 7: Drug trafficking has grown into big business in Mexico, bringing immense violence with it.
Chapter 8: The United States and Mexico must deepen collaboration on immigration and strengthen their economic ties.
Chapter 9: If political and economic reforms continue, Mexico will emerge a strong new democracy.
Description
Two Nations Indivisible (2013) tells the story of the United States’ relationship with its neighbor to the south: Mexico. These blinks explain the profound connections between the two countries as well as the misunderstandings that keep them apart, with an emphasis on political and economic relations.
Who Should Listen
- Policy makers who want to understand more about the US-Mexico relationship
- Educators and students interested in world politics
- Americans and Mexicans hoping to understand each other better