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Teaching
I consider teaching to be a central component of my academic career and
appreciate the opportunity to help form students into more analytical and
critical citizens.
I have taught courses since 2004 at both the undergraduate and master’s levels at Marquette University, El Colegio de México and ITESO University.
I currently lead two study abroad courses in Mexico -in partnership with ITESO- that concentrate on urban public policy and local economic development, with a large field-work component. Before joining Marquette, I taught courses in Development Theory and Policy, Mexican Economic History, and Public Finance.
University of Southern California
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Urban Politics in the Global South
Fall 2023 -
The Political Economy of Latin American Development
Fall 2023
Marquette University, Dept. of Political Science
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Comparative Urban Political Economy in the Global South
Fall 2018, 2020, 2022; Spring 2019, 2021, 2022 -
Engaging the City: Urban Challenges in Milwaukee and Guadalajara
Spring 2020 -
Urban Public Policy: Guadalajara. Faculty-led summer course in Guadalajara in ITESO Summer 2022
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Latin American Politics
Spring 2023
Marquette University, Dept. of Economics
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Principles of Microeconomics (in Spanish)
Fall 2018; Spring 2019 -
Urban Public Policy and Finance in Latin American Cities
Fall 2020, 2022; Spring 2021 -
Local Development: social entrepreneurship. Faculty-led course in Guadalajara in ITESO
Spring 2020, 2022, 2023
El Colegio de México, CEDUA
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Urban Political Economy
Fall 2017; Spring 2018
ITESO University, Dept. of Politics and Public Policy
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Development Theory and Policy
Springs of 2011 to 2015 -
Public Finance
Falls of 2011 to 2015
ITESO University, Dept. of Economics and Business
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Development Theory and Policy
Springs of 2004 to 2006 -
Mexican Economic History
Falls of 2004 to 2006