Intereses e Ivestigación

Profesional:

Desarrollo Internacional, Desarrollo y Educación, Desarrollo Social, Transferencia de Tecnología a Naciones en Desarrollo, Conflicto Armado y Subdesarrollo.

Educación:

1989.   Harvard University. Post Doctoral Fellow, Center for International Affairs, Research on International Development Issues.

1984.   Stanford University. Ph D. Doctor of Philosophy, International Development and Education, Thesis: "Sociology of Development and Scientific Growth:   A Case Study in Contemporary Scientific Growth".

1981. Stanford University.    M.A. Master of Arts, Philosophy of Science.

1979. Stanford University. M.A. Master of Arts, Social Change. Communication and Development.

1977.   Anahuac University. B.A. in Social Science, Honorable mention.

Experiencia Profesional:

2001- Human Resources Vice President , Grupo CARSO.

1991- President, Instituto Tecnologico de Teléfonos de Mexico, (Inttelmex)..

2003-2005 Visiting Scientist, Mit Media Lab, Massachusetts.

2002-2003 Visiting Scholar, Center for Science Technology and Society, Santa Clara University, California.

1995-2000 Human Resource Vice President Corporate, Telmex.

1984-94 Professor of International Development (tenured) Center for Sociological Studies, El Colegio de Mexico. Teaching and research in the fields of international and societal development.

1989-1990. Visiting Fellow, Center for International Affairs, Harvard                        University.

1988-1989.   Visiting Professor, Center for International Security and Arms Control, Stanford University.   Research on the social dimensions of International Security in Third World countries.

Libros:

2007. Reason and Development, El Colegio de Mexico (Inpress)

1993.   Telecomunications and Development, Inttelmex Press, Mexico.

1989. Societal Development Theories in Latin America: A Rational Reconstruction El Colegio de Mexico Press, Mexico.

1989.   The Mexican Economy and its Entrepreneurs, Anahuac University Press, Mexico.