Titlebook: Global Latinas; Latin America‘s Emer Lourdes Casanova Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2009 Asia.br

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2947-7727 s from emerging economies in the global Fortune 500 has increased from 19 in 1990 to 47 in 2005, with about ten of them coming from Latin America. This book focuses on understanding this new phenomenon.978-1-349-30546-9978-0-230-23502-1Series ISSN 2947-7727 Series E-ISSN 2947-7735

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Integrating Ecology and Poverty Reductionpter, we look at seven who have propelled their companies into world status, into Global Latinas. Among the seven leaders are increasingly well-known figures, such as Mexican telecoms billionaire Carlos Slim, who was second on Forbes’s rich list in 2007, and compatriot Lorenzo Zambrano, who transfor

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Jason Bremner,Jason Davis,David Carrenefits of this policy remain as controversial as ever in Latin America. While the evidence suggests that the bulk of the privatizations in the continent as a whole have succeeded, there have been some significant failures which have helped to stoke up opposition to this free-market policy.

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Informal Settlements and Human Healthdonesia, Vietnam and other Asian countries, it is not a surprise that many call the 21st century the Asian century. The prominence of Asia will continue to grow, in both absolute and relative terms in the global economy; so Latin America can ill afford to ignore Asia. Global Latinas will have to bot