At the Institute of International Business (INI), I am responsible for research lines related to citizens' attitudes and preferences towards trade policies and integration processes. Several articles have been published on topics such as support for Trump in the United States and the Brexit, among others. Currently, we are incorporating other methodologies such as behavioral economics to assess this topic through experiments, in addition to surveys. I am also responsible for a new project related to the inclusion of environmental provisions in trade agreements using modern methodologies such as machine learning. In addition, I participate in research lines and projects on other topics such as economic integration (or disintegration as in the case of the BREXIT), international trade, globalization, sustainability and digitization in these processes, multilateralism, among others.

I am a professor and researcher passionate about the field of economics with a PhD in Economics and a solid academic background. As a teacher, I strive to create a stimulating and engaging learning environment. I encourage the active participation of students through debates, case studies and practical projects that allow them to apply theoretical concepts, develop their critical thinking and analytical skills. I also believe in the importance of constructive feedback, both for learning and personal growth. My research experience focuses on international economics, where I have followed lines of research and projects that have been published in specialized journals. My approach is based on rigorous data analysis and the application of economic models. I am excited to continue contributing to the field of economics through teaching, research, and collaboration with passionate colleagues and students.