Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas

The main campus is located in the Santa Fe hills of Mexico City, with another campus in the city of Aguascalientes in the north-central region of Mexico.

• Name — Center for Economic Research and Teaching • Native Name — Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas • Founders — Trinidad Martínez Tarragó • Established — 25 November 1974 • Type — Public research university • Rector — José Antonio Romero Tellaeche • Colors — Green / White • City — Mexico City • Country — Mexico • Campus Type — Multiple sites • Students — 490 (as of 2022) • Undergrad — 336 (as of 2022) • Postgrad — 154 (as of 2022) • Affiliations — Consejo Nacional de Humanidades, Ciencias y Tecnologías • Address — México-Toluca highway 3655, Lomas de Santa Fe • Website — www.cide.edu

CIDE has seven academic divisions: Economics, Public Administration, International Studies, Political Studies, Legal Studies, History and Multidisciplinary Studies. The center's organizational structure reflects its pluralistic roots and its orientation towards promoting leadership and innovation. This flexibility allows faculty and alumni to pursue both individual interests and institutional priorities related to CIDE's three core functions: teaching, research, and outreach to the public and decision-makers.

CIDE currently offers four undergraduate programs: • Political Science and International Relations • Economics • Law • Public Policy Six full-time masters programs: • Economics • Public Administration and Policy • Environmental Economics • Political Science • International History • Methods for Public Policy Analysis Two half time masters programs: • Public Management • Journalism and Public Policy Three PhD programs: • Public Policy • Political Science • Applied History

Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas is recorded as organization. Established in Bibliothèque nationale de France under 12079149p. Established in Library of Congress under n80094173. Associated with Mexico.

The diverse faculty at CIDE form a research community. Investigative work combines scientific rigor with social relevance; it aims to address the challenges Mexico faces. The academic staff is both Mexican and foreign and the majority are registered with the National System of Researchers.

Distinguished former/current residents/professors/researchers of CIDE include: • José Miguel Insulza, Chilean interior minister, Secretary General of the Organization of American States • Rodrigo Malmierca Díaz, Cuban diplomat, United Nations Permanent Representative • Bernardo Sepúlveda Amor, Mexican foreign secretary, International Court of Justice judge • Pedro Vuskovic, Chilean economist and politician, Economics Minister under Salvador Allende • Javier Laynez Potizek, Mexican jurist, Justice at the Second Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation • Arturo Zaldívar Lelo de Larrea, Mexican jurist, Justice at the First Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation • Ana Laura Magaloni Kerpel, Mexican jurist, Congresswoman at the Constituent Assembly of Mexico City • Leticia Bonifaz Alfonzo, Mexican jurist, President of the Human Rights Direction at the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation • Eduardo Sojo, Mexican economist and politician. • Max Diener Sala, Mexican jurist, Tax Attorney General of Mexico. • Jean Meyer, Mexican historian. • Kurt Unger, Economist. • David Miklos, Mexican writer. • Reyes Rodríguez Mondragón, Mexican jurist, Former Dean of the CIDE Law School, Judge at the Superior Chamber of The Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judiciary • Olga Pellicer, Mexican diplomat.