North America's Second Decade

Author: 
Pastor, Robert A.
Publisher: 
Foreign Affairs
Year of Publication: 
2004

An evaluation of what NAFTA has accomplished, where it has failed and where it should go from here. Provides a glimpse of what the goals for North America's second decade should be, and what North American leaders must do to achieve them. This article was published in Foreign Affairs and is made available with permission here.

Event Information
Event Title: 
CONAHEC's 9th North American Higher Education Conference - Guadalajara 2004
Event Description: 

Join leaders and practitioners of higher education, business, government and students in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico for CONAHEC’s 9th North American Higher Education Conference!Canada, Mexico and the United States share many historical, cultural, and linguistic bonds. With the signing of NAFTA in 1994, our countries have become inextricably linked by growing economic ties. Leaders in North America recognize that regional prosperity and the prosperity of our individual communities depends largely on the global competencies of our future professionals -- today's students. Government and education leaders acknowledge that higher education institutions in North America must take a more aggressive role in offering students opportunities to gain international expertise.Together, we will make concrete plans to revitalize the collaborative agenda in North American higher education.

Event URL: 
http://www2.conahec.org/Guadalajara2004/english/en_Description.html