Competitive Border Communities: Mapping and Developing U.S.-Mexico Transborder Industries

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The Mexico Institute and the North American Research Partnership undertook an initiative to identify, map and analyze key industries that are highly concentrated, dynamic and binational, operating within five binational sub-regions along the entire U.S.-Mexico border. This report discusses the project's findings and provides principal recommendations.

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Competitive Border Communities

By Christopher Wilson, Erik Lee, and Alma A. Bezares Calderón

Mapping and Developing U.S.-Mexico Transborder Industries

Competitive Border Communities

By Christopher Wilson, Erik Lee, and Alma A. Bezares Calderón

Mapping and Developing U.S.-Mexico Transborder Industries

Tis project was made possible through the generous support of

Wilson Center

One Woodrow Wilson Plaza1300 Pennsylvania Avenue NWWashington, DC 20004-3027www.wilsoncenter.org/mexicoISBN: 978-1-938027-50-5September 2015

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