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  • Sade – Smooth Operator Director - Julien Temple - September 1984 The official YouTube channel for the British iconic band Sade www.sade.com.
  • «Smooth Operator» (en español: «Manipulador astuto») es es título de una canción interpretada por la banda inglesa Sade, incluida en su álbum debut de estudio.
  • Operadora de Estaciones de Servicio S.A. (“OPESSA”), our wholly-owned Sade S.A., as a general manager at Cosapi S.A., in Lima, Peru, as a Vice.

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    Transnational Corporations in Urban Water Governance: Public-Private Partnerships in Mexico and the U.S.

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    Contrasting water securities: the Mexican state facing downstream stakeholders in the Suchiate transboundary river basin

    Edith Kauffer

    International Journal of Water Resources Development, 2017

    Based on extensive interviews, fieldwork and archival research conducted in southern Mexico, this article explores and analyzes contrasting water-security perspectives of diverse stakeholders in flood-prone portions of the transboundary Suchiate River basin. Complexities of transboundary water issues along an international river that is also a border produce power relationships between the Mexican state and inhabitants, plus historical tensions with riparian neighbour Guatemala, and diverse meanings among local stakeholders. The Mexican state conceptualizes water security as a conventional national-security issue, whereas the basin's rural inhabitants consider it a matter of human security, albeit in diverse ways that provoke internal conflicts. From Waterbury's (1979) initial research on the Nile until the present (Elhance, 1999; Zeitoun et al., 2017), researchers have analyzed transboundary water issues mostly from the perspectives of states, almost to th

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    The Mexican Press and Civil Society, 1940-1976: Stories from the Newsroom, Stories from the Street 146963709X, 9781469637099

    Table of contents :
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    Contents
    Acknowledgments
    Abbreviations Used in the Text
    Introduction
    Part I: The Reading Public​
    Chapter One. Who Read What? The Rise of Newspaper Readership in Mexico, 1940–1976
    Part II: The Mexico City Press​
    Chapter Two. How to Control the Press: Rules of the Game, the Government Publicity Machine, and Financial Incentives
    Chapter Three: The Year Mexico Stopped Laughing: The Press, Satire, and Censorship in Mexico City
    Chapter Four. From Catholic Schoolboy to Guerrilla: Mario Menéndez and the Radical Press
    Part III: The Regional Press​
    Chapter Five. How to Control the Press (Badly): Censorship and Regional Newspapers
    Chapter Six. The Real Artemio Cruz: The Press Baron, Gangster Journalism, and the Regional Press
    Chapter Seven. The Taxi Driver: Civil Society, Journalism, and Oaxaca’s El Chapulín
    Chapter Eight. The Singer: Civil Society, Radicalism, and Acción in Chihuahua
    Conclusion
    Notes
    Bibliography
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