My research agenda is related to governance and development in Mexico and Latin America
My research agenda is related to governance and development in Mexico and Latin America
Much of my current work involves collaboration. My projects have received support from the US Department of Education, the US Department of State, the Hewlett Foundation, the Stanford Global Development and Poverty Faculty Exploratory Project Award, the University of California Office of the President, the Rockefeller Foundation, the World Bank and the Interamerican Development Bank
The Poverty | Violence | Governance Lab at Stanford's Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law seeks to understand how effective public action and good governance are essential to eliminate poverty.
The Atlas for the Governance of Health is a Geographic Information System for the visualization, consultation, and downloading of health related thematic maps and cartography generated and assembled by USMEX.
CLAS' mission is to foster an academic community that serves as a multidisciplinary platform to enable learning from and engaging with the Americas, understood as the diverse ethnic, linguistic, cultural, biological and historical geography shared with the United States and Canada.
Business leaders, scholars and social entrepreneurs provide diverse perspectives on the current economic challenges in Mexico, what can and is being done to address them, and how these lessons can be applied globally.
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