New value chains: a tool for regional integration?
February 17, 2016
Factors such the 2008 crisis, regional conflicts, terrorism, and market instability, promoted the creation of more barriers for the international transportation and logistics chains. How do these changes impact on regional integration? José San Martín Romero, Director General of the Instituto Mexicano del Transporte (Mexican Transportation Institute) and Francisco Da Costa, Planning Director of the Ministry of Transportation of Brazil, comment on this.
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