Reserve spaces in the global expansion of capital. The Mexican south-southeast facing the Puebla-Panama Plan
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The book coordinated by Felipe Torres and José Gasca about the situation in the Mexican south-southeast and its possibilities of development as from the implementation of the Puebla-Panama Plan encourages discussion about the analysis strategies that postulate the preeminence of structures or processes of a macro nature over those of a micro character. Review of: Los espacios de reserva en la expansión global del capital. El sur-sureste mexicano de cara al Plan Puebla-Panamá, Felipe Torres y José Gasca (coords.) IEEC-UNAM/ Facultad de Economía -UNAM/ Instituto de Geografía-UNAM/ Plaza y Valdés. México, 2006, pp. 408.
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