Political Reformism in Mexico : An Overview of Contemporary Mexican Politics

Morris explores the historical ability of Mexico's one-party-dominant, authoritarian regime to weather frequent periods of political and economic crisis, as well as its potential for surviving into the coming century. Contents Tables and Figures Preface Introduction: Political Reform and Political Change Part 1. Political Reformism in Contemporary Mexico 1. Mexico's Political Crisis 2. Political Reformism and Strategic Choice in Mexico 3. Political Reformism Under de la Madrid 4. Political Reformism Under Salinas 5. A Case Within a Case: The PRI in Jalisco Under Salinas 6. Political Reformism in Contemporary Mexico: Preliminary Conclusions Part 2. Comparative Perspectives 7. The Subnational Perspective 8. The Historical Perspective 9. The Cross-National Perspective Part 3. Conclusion 10. Political Reformism and the Politics of Mexico Epilogue: The First Hundred-Plus Days Under Zedillo Acronyms Bibliography Index About the Book