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11: Chinese Investment in Mexico: Trade Wars, Nearshoring, and Place-Based

Agustina Giraudy, Ernesto Stein, Francisco Urdinez and Victor Zuluaga

10: Proximity as a Substitute of Contract Enforcement in Specialized Trade

Luis Espinoza and Jose Morales-Arilla

9: The Influence of TikTok on Political Campaigns in Mexico's State Capitals: Strategies, Interactions and Sentiment Analysis

Fernanda Sobrino and Alejandro Díaz Domínguez

8: The Impact of Artificial Intelligent Tools on Decision Making Behavioral and Neural Dynamics

Edmundo Molina-Perez, Pedro Cortes, Isaac Molina, Fernanda Sobrino, Mario Tellez, Yessica Orozco, Mitzi Castellón, Steven Popper and Luis Serra

7: On the Dynamics of Mental Health

Diego Ascarza-Mendoza and Christian Velasquez

6: Using Dual Graphs to Model Territorial Communities of Interest

James Syme

5: A discrete choice model for labor informality in Mexico using restricted sets

Hector Villarreal and Diego Vázquez-Pimentel

4: Economic Complexity and Regional Manufacturing Performance in Mexico, 2004-2019

Manuel Gómez-Zaldívar and Fernando Gómez-Zaldívar

3: Estado de la implementación de políticas de nutrición y alimentación en México

Paola Abril Campos Rivera, Berenice Alfaro Ponce, Michelle Ramírez Pérez, Luz Adriana Gutiérrez Velázquez and Daira Puga Navarrete

2: Diagnóstico de Crecimiento de El Salvador: Del fin de la violencia al desarrollo sostenible

Miguel Santos, Helena García and María Angélica Trujillo

1: La Complejidad Económica de El Salvador: Usando proximidades tecnológicas para identificar oportunidades de diversificación productiva

Fernando Gómez-Zaldívar, Hermilo Cortés, Víctor Espinoza, José Morales-Arilla and Miguel Santos