Abstract
Chapter 1 Introduction: Polling, Public Opinion, and hte Mexican Polity Part 2 I The Mexican Setting, Media, and Public Opinion Polls Chapter 3 Media, Public Opinion Polls, and the 1994 Mexican Presidential Election Chapter 4 The Worst Opinions: Public Opinion Polls, Elections, and the Media in Mexico, 1994 Part 5 II Sources of Public Opinion: What Survey Research Reveals about Changing Mexican Values Chapter 6 Fading Memories of the Revolution: Is Stability Eroding in Mexico? Chapter 7 The Mexican Electorate in a North American Context: Assessing Patterns of Political Engagement Chapter 8 New Trading Partners: What Survey Research Reveals about Canadians and Mexicans Part 9 III Politics, Policy, and Public Opinion in Mexico Chapter 10 Polling and 1994 Election Results Chapter 11 The Political Use of Public Opinion Polls: Building Popular Support in Mexico under Salinas
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