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""This is sociology of development as it should be practiced: close to the ground and unafraid of complexities."" - Alejandro Portes, Princeton University ""There are few books on the contemporary Mexican political economy that combine the theoretical sophistication, analytical insight, and wealth of information that this study brings to its exploration of privatization and of the implications of neoliberal reform for state-market relations. I'm not aware of any book that deals with the Mexican privatization process at this level; in this sense it is in a class by itself."" -Nora Hamilton, University of Southern California""

This is sociology of development as it should be practiced: close to the ground and unafraid of complexities. - Alejandro Portes, Princeton University There are few books on the contemporary Mexican political economy that combine the theoretical sophistication, analytical insight, and wealth of information that this study brings to its exploration of privatization and of the implications of neoliberal reform for state-market relations. I'm not aware of any book that deals with the Mexican privatization process at this level; in this sense it is in a class by itself. -Nora Hamilton, University of Southern California

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Dag MacLeod was a Fulbright fellow in Mexico in 1997 and received his PhD in sociology from the Johns Hopkins University in 2001. He currently manages the Office of Court Research at the Judicial Council of California where he conducts research on public policy and public administration.

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