North America Without Borders?: Integrating Canada, the United States, and Mexico Book

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1	Introduction	1
I	Diplomatic Perspectives
2	The Evolution of Trilateral Relations	9
3	Mexico and the Commercial Integration of North America	13
II	Economic Perspectives on Free Trade
4	The NAFTA: Its International Economic Background	21
5	Lessons from the Western European Experience for North American Integration	31
6	Institutional Concerns and Mechanisms Developing from Tripartite Free Trade Negotiations in North America	41
7	Consolidation and Deepening Economic Relations in North America	55
8	The View from the Spokes: Canada and Mexico Face the United States	67
III	The Politics of North American Integration
9	North American Continental Relationships: Historical Trends and Antecedents	83
10	Mexican Trade Policy and the North American Free Trade Agreement	105
11	The Place of Canada in United States-Mexico Economic Relations	111
12	Economic Blocs and the Challenge of the North American Free Trade Agreement	119
IV	Borderlands, Industry, Labour, and Immigration
13	Mexico's Maquiladora Industries and North American Integration	135
14	North American Integration and the Issue of Immigration: Canadian Perspectives	153
15	Contemporary Immigration Policies: Canada, the United States, and Mexico	169
16	Canadian Labour and North American Integration	181
17	Borderlines and Borderlands in the Geography of Canada-United States Relations	189
V	Energy and the Environment
18	North American Natural Gas Markets	205
19	Domestic and International Factors Affecting Energy Trade	217
20	Environmental Implications of North American Free Trade	233
VI	Public Policy and Culture
21	Directions of Value Change in North America	245
22	The Cultural Dimension of a Free Trade Agreement: The Case of Mexico	261
23	Canada's Quest for Cultural Sovereignty: Protection, Promotion, and Popular Culture	269
24	More than Kin, and Less than Kind: The Political Cultures of Canada and the United States	285
25	Canada-Mexico Co-production Agreement on Film and Television Programming	295
26	Towards a Definition of North American Culture	303
27	Reflections on the Cultural Impact of a North American Free Trade Agreement	307
	Appendix: Other Papers Presented at the Conference	313
	Notes on Contributors	317
	Index	323