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Banking in North America: NAFTA and Beyond
Banking in North America: NAFTA and Beyond

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"This book aims to present, analyse and discuss the evolution, current state and outlook for financial services in North America, with special attention to the banking sector. Authors from all thr...

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Winning Strategies for the New Latin Markets
Can Latin America Compete?: Confronting the Challenges of Globalization
The politics of higher education in Brazil
Canadian Caribbean Relations in Transition
Canadian Caribbean Relations in Transition

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"The Caribbean remains the only developing area in which Canada, through an integrated set of policies, is capable of exerting significant influence. During the 1990s domestic, regional and interna...

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Import marketing
Import marketing

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Innovation in Emerging Markets
Canadian Caribbean Relations in Transition
Can Latin America Compete
Making NAFTA work
Making NAFTA work

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