Two Nations Indivisible tells the story of the making of modern Mexico through the vast economic, political, social, and security transformations of the last three decades. Laying out what this means for the United States, it provides a roadmap for the greatest overlooked foreign policy challenge of our time -relations with our southern neighbor. Turning away from the border wall, it calls for creating a true U.S.-Mexico partnership to face the mutual threats and take advantage of the opportunities that exist.
Two Nations Indivisible tells the story of the making of modern Mexico through the vast economic, political, social, and security transformations of the last three decades. Laying out what this means for the United States, it provides a roadmap for the greatest overlooked foreign policy challenge of our time -relations with our southern neighbor. Turning away from the border wall, it calls for creating a true U.S.-Mexico partnership to face the mutual threats and take advantage of the opportunities that exist.
Shannon O'Neil is the Douglas Dillon Fellow for Latin America Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations.In addition to her work at CFR, Dr. O'Neil has taught in the political science department at Columbia University. She is a frequent commentator on major television and radio programs, and her work has appeared in Foreign Affairs, Foreign Affairs Latinoamerica, Americas Quarterly, Politica Exterior, Foreign Policy, the Washington Post , and the Los Angeles Times, among others, and she has testified before the U.S. Congress on U.S. policy toward Mexico. She writes the blog, Latin America's Moment, which analyzes developments in Latin America and U.S. relations inthe region.
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Preface The "Real" Mexico Chapter 1 Mexico at the Crossroad Chapter 2 Reenvisioning U.S.-Mexico Diplomatic Relations Chapter 3 Immigration's Binding Ties Chapter 4 Mexico's Lonely Struggle for Democracy Chapter 5 Cross-Border Dreams: Mexico's Growing Middle Class Chapter 6 Mexico's Rising Insecurity: A Real Illness with the Wrong Prescription Chapter 7 Deciding Our Mutual Future Bibliography Index
