Abstract Mexico decided to internationalize its economy, entering the globalizing process of a quasi-total opening of its economy. Foreign trade was defined as the basis for the development of the country, which is why 12 free trade agreements were negotiated that allow access to preferential...

Formal management education and development in Latin America is a relatively recent phenomenon. Its present nature, and its evolution over the past 30 years in a number of Latin American countries, is examined. The issues are set, first, within the broader context of underdevelopment in Latin...

Purpose – This paper aims to provide empirical evidence concerning the process by which micro‐processes develop and maintain three organizational capabilities: technical and productive capabilities and the capability to engender trust among employees. Design/methodology/approach – The...