Sistemas hidráulicos, modernización de la agricultura, y migración

Resumen

conceptual dilemmas.The advocates of the broader interpretation identifY a number of salient policy issues that are unlikely to disappear from Mexico's political agenda anytime soon; but to call those issues security interests does little to link policy challenges with policy instruments.In contrast, using a narrow definition of security (for example, threats to political sovereignty and territorial integrity) identifies challenges that the nation's armed forces can be poised to meet.For those seeking an introduction to the wide-ranging debate on security in Mexico, this volume fills the need.For those seeking analytical clarification of Mexico's security interests and challenges, the search must continue; although the editors' introduction (with Jeffrey Stark) and the final chapter (by Luis Herrera-Laso M. and Guadalupe Gonzales G.) bring valuable conceptual clarification to a muddled debate.