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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8351-9056-6n local government and business in Puebla. The administration of Melquíades Morales (1999–2005) managed to keep the peace with the private sector, aided by the governor’s selective provision of favors. However, conflict broke out again during the turbulent administration of Mario Marín (2005–2011),

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Governing Subnational Economies,pter reviews the literature on subnational variation in response to national-level economic and political reform and argues that existing research has not fully applied the lens of government-business relations to analyzing economic outcomes at the subnational level. While differences in the pattern

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,Building Institutions for Cooperation in Querétaro, 1979–1991, its rapid trade liberalization in 1985. In response, local officials, business associations, and labor organizations in Querétaro developed effective mechanisms for coordination, which smoothed the state’s adjustment to economic hardship and laid the groundwork for a globally competitive economy. T

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,Consolidation of a Developmental Alliance in Querétaro, 1991–1997,clear strategy to achieve global competitiveness in response to Mexico’s trade opening and deepening market reforms during the 1990s. The state’s strategy prioritized technical education and research, industrial infrastructure, and firm-level productivity gains. Importantly, these policy outputs had

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,Authoritarian Political Economy and Global Integration in Puebla, 1993–1999,nitial attempts by Governor Manuel Bartlett Díaz (1993–1999) to win over local business leaders through various concessions failed to avoid government-business conflict during the 1995 mid-term elections. The opposition PAN, supported by local business chambers, defeated the PRI in the race for mayo