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Assembling for development: the maquila industry in Mexico and the United States

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Economic Zones and Regional Development Global trade, sustainability, and social impact Latin American rural development

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1. The Maquillas in Global Perspective 2. The Border Context 3. Phases of Maquilla Expansion 4. The Californias 5. Paso del Norte 6. The Valley 7. The Long March to the Interior 8. Labor, Gender, and Politics 9. The Maquilla Strategy 10. The Reformation of Capitalism and the Future of the Maquilas

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