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Constructing Participation of the Southern public in NAFTA, NACEC and Mexican non-governmental Access to the Pollutants and Health Program

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The North American Commission of Environmental Cooperation (NACEC) as the environmental side of NAFTA is a paradigmatic example of North-South public inclusion to achieve environmental protection in a free-trade integration project. NACEC includes as members Canada, Mexico and the United States (US). As the membership shows, NACEC represents (in a symbolic sense) the North-South divide and the asymmetries between them: two highly developed industrial countries (Canada and the US) and a third one, Mexico, still possessing many characteristics that place it within the ‘developing’ world. These asymmetries are also expressed in different capacities of their civic groups to engage in the activities of this organisation. There is a need to assess how participation of Mexican non-governmental actors (e.g. industry and environmental NGOs) has been implemented in practice after almost twelve years of NACEC’s existence. This paper engages with this analysis in cooperative initiatives under the Pollutants and Health program.

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Rolon, Eduardo. "Constructing Participation of the Southern public in NAFTA, NACEC and Mexican non-governmental Access to the Pollutants and Health Program" Paper presented at the annual meeting of the International Studies Association, Town & Country Resort and Convention Center, San Diego, California, USA, Mar 22, 2006 <Not Available>. 2009-05-25 <http://www.allacademic.com/meta/p99985_index.html>

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Rolon, E. , 2006-03-22 "Constructing Participation of the Southern public in NAFTA, NACEC and Mexican non-governmental Access to the Pollutants and Health Program" Paper presented at the annual meeting of the International Studies Association, Town & Country Resort and Convention Center, San Diego, California, USA Online <APPLICATION/PDF>. 2009-05-25 from http://www.allacademic.com/meta/p99985_index.html

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Abstract: The North American Commission of Environmental Cooperation (NACEC) as the environmental side of NAFTA is a paradigmatic example of North-South public inclusion to achieve environmental protection in a free-trade integration project. NACEC includes as members Canada, Mexico and the United States (US). As the membership shows, NACEC represents (in a symbolic sense) the North-South divide and the asymmetries between them: two highly developed industrial countries (Canada and the US) and a third one, Mexico, still possessing many characteristics that place it within the ‘developing’ world. These asymmetries are also expressed in different capacities of their civic groups to engage in the activities of this organisation. There is a need to assess how participation of Mexican non-governmental actors (e.g. industry and environmental NGOs) has been implemented in practice after almost twelve years of NACEC’s existence. This paper engages with this analysis in cooperative initiatives under the Pollutants and Health program.

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Constructing Participation of the Southern public in NAFTA NACEC and Mexican non-governmental Access to the Pollutants and Health Program1 By José Eduardo Rolón-Sánchez PhD candidate for the School of Development Studies University of East Anglia J.Rolon@uea.ac.uk Paper for the Annual conference of the International Studies Association (ISA) The North- South Divide and International Studies March 22 2006 San Diego California. Abstract. The North American Commission of Environmental Cooperation (NACEC) as the environmental side of NAFTA is a paradigmatic example
The Semisovereign People Holt Rinehart and Winston London. Schneider B. R. (2002) 'Why is Mexican business so organized?' Latin American Research Review 37 77-118. Timmons R. J. and Thanos N. D. (2003) Trouble in paradise: globalization and environmental crises in Latin America Routledge London. Townsend J. G. (2001) Whose ideas count: How can NGOs Challenge Global Development Fashions? University of Durham Durham. Verduzco M. I. and Reveles A. (2001) The CIVICUS Index of Civil Society Project in Mexico CIVICUS.


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