Reshaping the North American Automobile Industry: Restructuring, Corporatism and Union Democracy in Mexico

John Peter Tuman

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The argument development and change in the North American automobile industry - an overview power and political structure in the automobile unions labour responses to restructuring and regional integration wages, working conditions, and industrial conflict in the automobile industry forging alliances - cross-border contacts between the UAW, the CAW, and Mexican automobile unions observations and implications conclusion - labour politics and regional integration.

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