Events
U.S.-Mexico Relations: Through the Eyes of Former Ambassadors
Few relationships, if any, matter more to the United States than the one it shares with its southern neighbor. Mexico is a vital trading partner, a source of heritage for millions of Americans, a neighbor in an uncertain world, and a partner on numerous global challenges. In this CONTEXT interview, we explore this important relationship through the eyes of former U.S. ambassadors to Mexico.
Towards a Regional Competiveness Agenda
Until we know where we are going as a region and understand ourselves like a region, we will be left with an economic agenda that looks like little more than a to-do list. Our leaders will have a hard time describing advances in economic relations in an interesting way and explaining to their respective populations that we are no longer competitors but partners.
Andrew Selee comments on the U.S.-Mexico border- Mexico Institute in the News
Andrew Selee comments on the U.S.-Mexico border for KPCC Radio.
