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Why North America’s energy future depends on Mexico’s presidential campaign
Mexicans feel uneasy about opening up to the global energy community.
David G. Victor
Degree, Harvard University; PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Formerly: Programme Head, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Austria; Director, Science and Technology Programme and Task Force on Energy and US Foreign Policy, Council on Foreign Relations, US; Professor of Law and Director, Programme on Energy and Sustainable Development, Stanford University. Author: academic articles, policy articles, books.
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