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TITULO CONTENIDO / TÍTULOS / ARTÍCULOS AÑO / NRO / VOLUMEN Revista Mexicana De Política Exterior Sep - Dic TITULO CONTENIDO / TÍTULOS / ARTÍCULOS AÑO / NRO / VOLUMEN Revista Mexicana de Política Exterior Sep - Dic. 2019 N° 117 The Economic, Tourism and Cultural Promotion of Mexico Promoción económica, turística y cultural de México Edición bilingüe inglés-español Alejandro Alday Foreword Presentación Interview Marcelo Ebrard Casaubon Interview with Foreign Secretary Marcelo Ebrard Casaubon Entrevista con el canciller Marcelo Ebrard Casaubon Dossier Martha Delgado Peralta and Javier Jileta Verduzco The New Global Economic Drive El nuevo impulso económico global Ignacio Cabrera Fernández Tourism Diplomacy Council Consejo de Diplomacia Turística Essays Ensayos Víctor Hugo Morales Meléndez and Adda Jacqueline Morán Rosas Promotion as a Tool for Positioning Mexico in South America La promoción como herramienta para posicionar a México en América del Sur Eduardo Ruiz Mazón Economic Promotion as a Foreign Policy Tool: Achievements and Challenges Promoción económica como herramienta de la política exterior: alcances y límites Pablo Lozano Lozano Ready to Assemble: A New Economic Diplomacy for Mexico Modelo para armar: una nueva diplomacia económica para México Jorge Ernesto Salcido Zugasti Casa México: Promotion, Innovation and Cultural Diplomacy in South by Southwest (SXSW) Casa México: promoción, innovación y diplomacia cultural en South by Southwest (SXSW) Manuel Herrera Rábago Strategy for Economic Promotion at Consulates: Ecosystems and Empowerment Estrategia de promoción económica en los consulados: ecosistemas y empoderamiento Tania Lara Ortiz Cultural Diplomacy: A Tool for Promoting Mexico’s Creative Industries Diplomacia cultural: una herramienta para promover las industrias creativas de México Lee Wong Medina Cultural Promotion of Mexico in the United States: Demography and Implementation Proposals Promoción cultural de México en Estados Unidos: demografía y propuestas de ejecución María del Rocío Rodríguez Echeverría Cultural Diplomacy in Arizona in the Wake of SB 1070 La Ley SB 1070 y la promoción de la cultura mexicana en Arizona Mayo - Agosto 2019 N° 116 Transformaciones y futuros de África. 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