Voices of Mexico no. 116
Our Voice
The shared history of Mexico and the United States, commemorated in this issue to begin the celebration of the bicentennial of diplomatic relations, has also traversed the modern history of the National University. In the early twentieth century, on the eve of another centennial, that of Mexico’s independence, Don Justo Sierra asked legal scholar Ezequiel A. Chávez to travel to the United States to observe how its universities were constituted and how they functioned. From his observations would be born the Law to Establish the National University of Mexico, today the UNAM. This is why it is no exaggeration to say that the United States was also present in the foundation of our university. From then on, and due to that country’s preeminence on the world stage, its importance for our nation because of its geographical proximity, and the intense economic, migratory, and cultural exchange between the two, our university has given the former an outstanding place among all the countries it studies and with which it has developed academic exchanges. In the sphere of research, in 1988, the University Program for Research on the United States of America was created, the direct predecessor of the Center for Resear
Our Voice
Graciela Martínez-Zalce
Reviews
Embajadores de Estados Unidos en México Diplomacia de crisis y oportunidades
by Roberta Lajous, Erika Pani, Paolo Riguzzi, and María Celia Toro, comps.
Ana Luna
Shared History
Mexico and the United States, a Singular Bond
Interview with Marcela Terrazas
Teresa Jiménez
Roosevelt, Cárdenas, and the
Good Neighbor Policy
Andreu Espasa
Mexico-United States:
To Cooperate or Not to Cooperate
José Luis Valdés-Ugalde
The Bicentennial of Mexico-U.S. Relations
Leonardo Curzio
U.S.-Mexico Relations
Interdependence and Paradiplomacy
Roberto Zepeda
A Brief Review of Mexico-U.S. Relations
Paz Consuelo Márquez-Padilla
Is Mexico Better Off with a Donkey
Or an Elephant in the White House?
Estefanía Cruz Lera
Biden’s “De-Trumpization” of Migration Policy:
The López Obrador Response
Mónica Verea
Notes to Bolster a Future with
More Women in Mexico-U.S. Relations
Silvia Núñez García
Mexico and the United States Security:
Historic and Current Dilemmas
Raúl Benítez Manaut
Two Fossil Fuel Producers in the
Face of Climate Change: Mexico
and the United States
Edit Antal
Two Centuries of History
Mexico-U.S. Bilateral Relations
Bryan Alan Hernández Aguilar
Cultural Relations Imbalances
Due to Disparity in Sociopolitical
Realities
Francisco Peredo Castro
“South of the Border (Down Mexico Way)”
The Musical Comings and Goings
Between Mexico and the United States
Julia E. Palacios Franco
Mexican Migration to the United States:
Belonging, Identities, and Uprootedness
A Literary Perspective
Mariana Flores
The Different Origins of the Press and of
Published Political Discussion in Mexico
and the United States
Juan Carlos Barrón Pastor
Art and Culture
North
A Fortnight in the Wilderness
by Zazil Alaíde Collins
Relative
by María Cristina Hall
Illustrations by Xanic Galván
There and Back
Interview with Tatiana Parcero
Gina Bechelany Fajer
Logan Ryland Dandridge
All My Gods Are Black
Jaime Soler Frost