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Background, key issues and trends

Source: Jorge Carrillo and David Piñera, 2011, "Background, key issues and trends" in David Pinera and Jorge Carrillo, coord., Baja California 100 years after the Mexican Revolution 1910-2010, Chap. 1, UABC/COLEF, Tijuana, pp. 19-35

Multinational Corporations in Mexico

Source: Jorge Carrillo, Ismael Plascencia and Redi Gomis. 2011, "Multinational Corporations in Mexico" in Martinez, Villavicencio, D. and A. Lopez de Alba (Coords.) Strategies, sectors, and regions, Mexico: Ed. Plaza y Valdez/CONCYTEG/UAM-Xochimilco, pp. 191-227

Ford-Hermosillo

Source: Jorge Carrillo and Yolanda Montiel. 2011, “Ford-Hermosillo” (Chapter 5.3) In Tetsuji Kawamura (ed.) The Hybrid Factory in United States. The Japanese-Style-Management and Production System in the Global Economy, Oxford University Press, pp.250-256

Delphi Mexico

Source: Jorge Carrillo. 2011, "Delphi Mexico” (Chapter 5.4 ) In Tetsuji Kawamura (ed. )The Hybrid Factory in United States. The Japanese-Style-Management and Production System in the Global Economy, Oxford University Press, pp.257-270

Multinational Firms in Mexico. A First Mapping

Source: Jorge Carrillo and Redi Gomis. 2011, "Multinational Firms in Mexico. A First Mapping" Frontera Norte no. 46 Vol. 23, July-December

Multinationals, automotive and employment in Mexico

Source: Jorge Carrillo. 2011, Multinationals, automotive and employment in Mexico in Vanguardia Industrial, Mexico, March 15

The Chinese presence in Baja California

Source: Jorge Carrillo and Ismael Plascencia. 2010, "The Chinese presence in Baja California" in Enrique Dussel and Yolanda Trápaga (Editors), Towards a dialogue between Mexico and China. Two and three decades of socioeconomic changes. Senate of the Republic, China-Mexico Studies Center, CICIR, Friedrich Ebert, Mexico, pp.357-366

Productive models, the maquila model and multinationals

Source: Jorge Carrillo. 2010, Productive models, the maquila model and multinationals, in Enrique de la Garza and Julio Neffa (comps.) Work and productive models in Latin America. Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico and Venezuela after the crises of the neoliberal development mode, CLACSO, Buenos Aires, pp. 103-133