What's Next for NAFTA?

The Center for US-Mexican Studies at UC San Diego presents highlights from the February, 2017, conference on the Future of the North American Economic Partnership. Thought leaders from industry, academia, and journalism analyze the consequences of revoking NAFTA on trade, diplomacy, and security and the broader relationships among Canada, Mexico and the United States.

Links & Resources

Programs

Mexican and Canadian Diplomacy Towards the US: The Non-NAFTA Scenario (4/7/2017)

Mexico's Lines in the Sand with Juan Carlos Baker, Mexico's Deputy Minister of Foreign Trade (4/7/2017)

The Impact of a New Cross-Border Tax Regime (4/7/2017)

The Implications of New Political Realities: What Lies Ahead for the North American Partnership (4/7/2017)

The Imperatives of Binational Security Cooperation (4/4/2017)

The View from Mexico: Senator Armando Rios Piter (4/4/2017)

NAFTA in Retrospective (4/3/2017)

North American Competitiveness Outlook Without NAFTA (4/3/2017)

The Imperfections of NAFTA: Economic Dualities in North American Markets (4/3/2017)


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