Sucesion Presidencial The 1988 Mexican Presidential Election

An examination of the official results of the 1988 Mexican presidential election, E.W. Butler, James B. Pick and Glenda Jones; political change in the Mexico borderlands, E. W. Butler, J. B. Pick, G. Jones; modernization and political restoration, Rafael Segovia; Mexican policy and its implications for United States-Mexico relations, Tonatiuh Guillen Lopez; Mexico's 1988 elections, a turning point for its political development and foreign relations?, Roderic Ai Camp; the post-electoral conjuncture in Mexico and Mexican-Unites States relations, Carlos Rico Ferrat; political perspectives of Mexico - are Salinas and democracy compatible?, Juan Molinar Horcasitas; morality and democracy in Mexico - some personal reflections, Samuel I. del Villar; challenges for Mexico's opposition in the coming sexenio, Joseph L. Klesner; alternative Mexican political futures, M. Delal Baer; transfer of power in Mexico, Jose Carreno Carlon; the political future as viewed by the PAN, Jose Antonio Gandara Terrazas; the presidential succession - a commentary, Ricardo Pascoe Pierce; the Mexican presidential election in the mass media of the United States, Leonardo Ffrench Iduarte; consequences of the political transition in Mexico on its relationship with the United States, E.W. Butler and Jose Luis Reyna; the 1988 Mexican presidential election and the future, E. W. Butler and J.A. Bustamante.