Big Business, the State, and Free Trade

Discover the intricate dynamics of trade and politics in Big Business, the State, and Free Trade by Strom C. Thacker, published by Cambridge University Press in 2006. This insightful book delves into why the Mexican government has pursued trade liberalization and joined NAFTA, despite the potential risks of alienating key constituencies. Thacker argues that Mexico's trade reforms are a result of strategic political coalitions formed between business interests and the state across various international contexts.

With 256 pages of thorough analysis, this book is essential for anyone interested in the intersection of political economy, government policies, and international trade relations. Explore the complexities of Mexico's commercial policy and understand the broader implications for global trade dynamics. Perfect for students and professionals in the fields of Political Science, Business & Economics, and International Relations.