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Download or read book La relaci n entre M xico y los Estados Unidos 1940 1955 written by Susana Chacón and published by Fondo de Cultura Economica USA. This book was released on 2008 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: El conflicto y la cooperaci n han sido dos aspectos centrales en la relaci n entre M xico y Estados Unidos. el trasfondo fundamental de este intercambio bilateral es la marcada asimetr a de poder entre los dos actores. a partir de la segunda Guerra Mundial, esta relaci n logr satisfacer los intereses particulares de ambos pa ses, pues mientras Estados Unidos obten a recursos t cticos, humanos y materiales Para la guerra, M xico consolid una presencia multilateral m s visible. la autora se centra en tres temas clave: el convenio de cooperaci n militar, el tratado comercial y el acuerdo de braceros de 1942. Con ellos se ilustra de modo suficiente c mo, a pesar de las diferencias y las desigualdades en diferentes momentos hist ricos, los dos pa ses han logrado puntos de encuentro ante los conflictos, logrando as el tr nsito del conflicto a la cooperaci n.
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