About me
I am a full-time Research Professor in the Department of Economics, within the Interdisciplinary Faculty of Economic and Administrative Sciences at the University of Sonora, Hermosillo campus. My research explores how Mexican businesses and agrifood products compete in global markets, with a special interest in the United States and Japan.
I teach in the International Business undergraduate program and in the Master’s in Customs, Logistics and International Business, as well as doctoral seminars. I also direct and advise graduate theses.
Education and recognitions
- PhD in Economic Sciences — Autonomous University of Baja California (2021)
- Master’s in Economic Integration — University of Sonora (2015)
- Bachelor’s in International Business and Commerce — University of Sonora
- Candidate member of Mexico’s National System of Researchers (SNII)
- Desirable Profile — Program for Professional Teaching Development (PRODEP)
- Research stay at Arizona State University
- Editorial committee member, Indiciales journal
Brief history
My academic path began at the University of Sonora, where I studied International Business and Commerce and later earned a Master’s in Economic Integration. I continued with a PhD in Economic Sciences at the Autonomous University of Baja California, complemented by a research stay at Arizona State University.
Today I combine teaching and research at the University of Sonora. I am an active member of the Academy of Business and Commerce and have presented my work at local, regional and international events in Costa Rica, Argentina and Spain.
