CS 1351 US History

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This course aims to introduce students to the birth and consolidation of the United States of America, highlighting social conditions and social, political and economic changes.

CS 1505 New Public Management

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The aim of this course is to acquaint students with contemporary approaches which propose the modernization and descentralization of Public Administration. They will also be able to translate these approaches into practical solutions for specific cases.

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Víctor Edgar Sánchez Gallegos

Victor Sánchez Gallegos
Education, Master’s Degree in Asia and Africa Studies, with a Specialty in Korea El Colegio de México 2000-2002, icono-formacion-academica.png
Career Path, Universidad de Monterrey Director of the LRI Undergraduate Degree Program 2012 to date, icono-trayectoria-profesional.png
Recognitions and Awards, Winner of the 2003 Korean Foundation scholarship University of Yonsei at Seul, South Korea 2003, icono-distinciones-premios.png
Publications, Sánchez, V. (2006). The Sunshine Policy. Centro de Estudios de la Cuenca del Pacífico de la Universidad de Colima (Center for Pacific Rim Studies of t, icono-publicaciones.png
Presence in Congresses, Sánchez, V. (2017). Las ciudades del conocimiento: China, Corea del Sur e India (Cities of Knowledge: China, South Korea, and India). [Conference]. As, icono-presencia-congresos.png

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Ruviel Sibaja Ramírez

Ruviel Sibaja Ramírez Credits: Ruviel Sibaja Ramírez

Ruviel Sibaja Ramírez (LEI'05/MAE'13) comes from the Sierra de Tehuantepec, in the state of Oaxaca. In 2001, he received an academic excellence scholarship to study at UDEM. His time at the Universidad de Monterrey had an enormous impact on his professional and personal life: “To this day, I carry in myself the UDEM values everywhere I go, and I share them with the people I know.

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Multidisciplinary Research Center for Conflict, Cooperation, and Development (CIMCCOD)

This center is an international network of researchers whose objective is to favor and disseminate comprehensive perspectives with regard to peace building and consolidation.

The current reflection axes are articulated around two research axes:

  • Hot links and democratic governance
  • Conflict resolution: institutional reengineering in post-conflict scenarios

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