Mexico's Business and Entrepreneurship in the Era of Nationalism
研究了1910-1920年革命至1980年代初墨西哥商业的演变，分析了国家主导经济下家族企业、移民、非法商业等特征的形成，对理解拉美商业模式有参考价值。
This article studies the evolution of business in Mexico from the Revolution (1910–1920) to the early 1980s, a period when the state played a major role in the economy and undertook nationalistic policies. It explores the development of distinctive features that characterize business in Latin America: the importance of family-owned diversified business groups and immigrants, the prominence of illegal business, the central role of the entrepreneur, and the greater need to forge ties with government agents for company success. We argue that while some of these features had existed earlier, during this era they took the form that has prevailed until the present day.