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Journal of Borderlands Studies Volume 10, 1995 - Issue 2
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The Texas‐Mexico Maquila Industry: Expectations for the future

Armand Picou Assistant Professor of International Banking, Texas A&M International University, Laredo, Texas
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Emanuel Peluchon Graduate of the MBA program, Texas A&M International University
Pages 75-86 | Published online: 21 Nov 2011

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EricJ. Romero. (2003) Professional Mexican Employees: The Essential Element in Mexican Maquiladora Quality Improvement Initiatives. Latin American Business Review 4:3, pages 45-64.
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AdrianX. Esparza, Javier Chávez & Brigitte Waldorf. (2001) Industrialization and land use change in Mexican border cities: The case of Ciudad Juárez, México. Journal of Borderlands Studies 16:1, pages 15-30.
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John Sargent. (1997) Maquiladoras and skill development. Journal of Borderlands Studies 12:1-2, pages 17-39.
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J. Manuel Navarrete & Fernando Aragón-Durand. (2010) Garment Maquiladoras in the South. Latin American Perspectives 38:5, pages 93-109.
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LILA J. TRUETT & DALE B. TRUETT. (2007) NAFTA AND THE MAQUILADORAS: BOON OR BANE?. Contemporary Economic Policy 25:3, pages 374-386.
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Tamar Diana Wilson. (2016) The masculinization of the Mexican maquiladoras. Review of Radical Political Economics 34:1, pages 3-17.
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