Libre comercio y gobernanza del medio ambiente en México: ¿complementariedad o contradicción?
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https://doi.org/10.32870/mycp.v14i40.362Keywords:
México, TLCAN, inversión extranjera directa, medio ambiente.Abstract
En este artículo se analizan los puntos de tensión existentes entre la regulación del medio ambiente por parte del Estado mexicano y el proceso de liberación económica de México. El análisis argumenta que como consecuencia de la integración económica de Norteamérica, las instituciones mexicanas están estableciendo normas y valores que estructuralmente dan prioridad a los intereses de los inversionistas extranjeros sobre el bienestar ambiental y social de México. Asimismo, en el artículo también se subraya la manera en cómo este proceso afecta a la soberanía mexicana en el sector ambiental. Finalmente y de manera más general, se explora la contradicción inherente que existe entre el régimen de libre comercio y el régimen ambiental de la gobernanza global.Downloads
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