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6 SettingtheAgenda:U.S.-

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8 MigrantCivicandPolitical

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9 JournalismacrosstheBorder

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Message from the president of the Wilson center lee H. Hamilton

WoodrowWilsonwasamanofunceasingskill,intellectandcuriosity.TheWoodrowWilsonCenterhonors

hismemorybybridginghistwopassions—scholarshipandpolicy.AttheWoodrowWilsonCenter,webring

togetherthethinkersandthedoers—policymakers,scholarsandbusinessleaders—inthehopethatafrankand

opendialoguewillleadtobetterunderstanding,cooperationandpublicpolicy.

TheWoodrowWilsonCenterlaunchedtheMexicoInstitutein�003inrecognitionoftheimportant

relationshipbetweenourcountries.Fewcountrieshaveassignificantanddynamicarelationshipwitheach

otherastheUnitedStatesandMexico.TheCenteriscommittedtobringingtogetherpolicymakers,schol-

ars,journalists,businesspeople,and

civicleadersacrossoursharedborder

inordertoencourageopendialogue

andbuildeffectivepoliciesforthe

bilateralrelationship.

A Message from the co-chairs of the Mexico institute’s Advisory BoardJoséAntonioFernándezCarbajalandRogerW.Wallace

WearepleasedtochairtheAdvisoryBoardoftheWoodrowWilsonCenter’sMexicoInstitute,acommit-

tedbodyofprominentleadersinbusiness,journalism,scholarship,andpubliclifethatmeetsregularlytoset

theagendafortheworkoftheInstitute.Fewcountrieshaveasintenseandinterdependentarelationshipas

MexicoandtheUnitedStates.Webelievethatwemust,inessence,putourselvesineachother’sshoestofully

understandhowtoworktogethermoresuccessfullyforthebenefitofbothcountries.

Overitsfirstthreeyears,theMexicoInstitutehasbecomethepremierforumfordialoguebetweenpeoplein

ourtwocountriesandasourceofcreativeideasforthebilateralrelationship.TheInstitute,inanon-partisan

setting,engageskeydecisionmakersandopinionleadersonbothsidesoftheborder.Itsfocusistodevelop

innovativeapproachesforimprovingcooperationbetweenMexicoandtheUnitedStatesandenhancingtheir

jointcompetitivenessintheglobalmarket.Wetargetthoseissuesthatcanmovethebilateralagendaaheadand

generatenewthinkingoncommonconcerns.

Thisreportshowstheconcreteresultswehaveachievedtodateandtheaspirationswehaveforthefuture.

Weinviteyoutojoinusinthisefforttoimproveunderstandingandcooperationbetweenourcountries.

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A Message from the Director Andrew selee

TheMexicoInstituteseekstoincreaseunderstanding,

communication,andcooperationbetweenMexicoand

theUnitedStates.

Ourworkhasbeenorganizedaroundfivebroad

themes:(�)Enhancing the policy debate betweenthe

UnitedStatesandMexico; (�)Encouragingmorefre-

quentandnuanced media coverage oftheU.S.-Mexico

relationship; (3)Documenting the role of migrants in

civic and political life inbothcountries; (4)Informing

U.S.policymakers,opinionleaders,andpublicingen-

eralabout political and economic changes in Mexico; and

(5)WorkingwithMexicanpartnerinstitutions

ineffortstoachievea more open, competitive, and equi-

table society.

Thisyearhasbeenespeciallyactive,including

aseriesofhigh-leveleventsontheMexican

electionsandmajorpublicationsoncreative

bilateralpolicies,immigrationpolicy,andthe

impactofMexicanmigrantsinU.S.society.We

aregratefulfortheleadershipofthemembers

oftheMexicoInstitute’sAdvisoryBoardwho

haveoverseentheseeffortsandtoallwhohave

participatedintheseinitiatives.

Weareconvincedthatworkingtogetheracross

theborderwecancontributetobetterunder-

standingandmorefruitfulcooperationbetween

MexicoandtheUnitedStates.

leADeRsHip

staffCynthia J. Arnson, Director,LatinAmericanProgram

Andrew Selee, Director,MexicoInstitute

Kate Brick, ProgramAssistant

project leadershipJacqueline Peschard,SeniorAdvisor,ElectionsProject;

Professor,UNAM

Jonathan Fox,Director,TransparencyProject;Co-Director,

MigrantCivicParticipationProject;Professor,Universityof

Calfornia,SantaCruz

Gaspar Rivera-Salgado, Co-Director,MigrantCivic

ParticipationProject;ExecutiveDirector,DelhiCommunity

Center

Xóchitl Bada, Coordinator,MigrantCivic

ParticipationProject

Libby Haight,ResearchAssociate,

TransparencyProject

special thanks to interns elvia Zazueta,

christina Yagjian, sarah simons, Jessica Martin,

and ingrid García Ruíz.

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ADvisoRY BoARD

co-chairsMr. José Antonio

Fernández Carbajal

ChairmanandCEO,

FEMSA

Mr. Roger W. Wallace

VicePresident,Pioneer

NaturalResources

MembersMr. Herb Allen

ChairmanandCEO,

AllenandCo.,LLC

Mr. Donald E. Axinn

Chairman,DonaldE.

AxinnCompanies

Mr. Alberto Bailleres

Chairman,GrupoBAL

Mr. Malin Burnham

Chairman,Burnham

RealEstate

Dr. Luis de la Calle

Partner,DelaCalle,

Madrazo,&Mancera

Dr. Enrique Cabrero

GeneralDirector,

Centrode

Investigacióny

DocenciaEconómicas

Dr. Roderic A. Camp

Professor,Claremont-

McKennaCollege

Mr. Eduardo Cepeda

ManagingDirector,J.P.

MorganChase-Mexico

Mr. Brian Dyson

retiredViceChairman

andPresident,Coca-

Cola&President,

ChathamInternational

Ms. Maria Echaveste

President,NuevaVista

Group

Mr. Jaime El Koury

Partner,Cleary

Gottlieb

Dr. Rafael Fernández

de Castro

Directorof

InternationalRelations,

ITAM

Dr. Rossana

Fuentes-Berain

OpinionEditor,

El Universal

Mr. Donald Garcia

President,Pinnacle

FinancialGroup

Amb. Antonio O.

Garza

U.S.Ambassadorto

Mexico

Mr. Armando Garza

Sada, Chairmanand

CEO,Versax

Dr. Bernardo

González-Aréchiga

Director,EGAP,

Tecnológicode

Monterrey

Amb. Lawrence

Harrington

Representative

inMexico,

Inter-American

DevelopmentBank

Amb. Carlos Alberto

de Icaza

MexicanAmbassador

totheUnitedStates

Amb. James Jones

Chairman,Manatt

JonesGlobalStrategies

Mr. Alejandro Junco

PresidentandPublisher,

Reforma andEl Norte

Dr. Enrique Krauze

Director,Letras Libres

Mr. Robert Lovelace

Chairman,Capital

ResearchCompany

Dr. Lorenzo Meyer

Professor,ElColegio

deMéxico

Dr. Hector Moreira

DeputySecretaryof

Energy

Dr. Susan Kaufman

Purcell

Director,Centerfor

HemisphericStudies,

UniversityofMiami

Amb. Jesús Reyes

Heroles

President,GrupoGEA

Amb. Andrés

Rozental

President,Mexican

CouncilonForeign

Relations

Dr. Peter H. Smith

Professor,Universityof

California,SanDiego

Dr. Luis Téllez

ManagingDirector,

TheCarlyle

Group–Mexico

Mr. Javier Treviño

VicePresident,

CEMEX

Dr. Mónica Verea

Professor,National

Autonomous

UniversityofMexico

Dr. Peter Ward

Professor,Universityof

Texas,Austin

Mr. Lorenzo

Zambrano

ChairmanandCEO,

CEMEX

photos From left to Right, enrique Krauze, eduardo cepeda, Jaime el Koury, lorenzo Meyer, Rossana Fuentes-Berain

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Mexico’s 2006 electionsOnJuly�,�006MexicanswenttothepollstoelectanewPresidentand

Congress.TheMexicoInstituteheldaseriesofeventsinWashington,

DC;MexicoCity;andMexico’snorthernbordertoanalyzetheelec-

tionsandtheirsignificanceforbothMexico’sdemocracyandU.S.-

Mexicorelations.

conferences in Washington, D.c.

TheInstituteorganizedthreeconferencesinWashington,DCtoanalyze

theelectionprocess.OneconferenceinMarchaddressedchangesand

continuitiesinMexicansociety,politicalparties,andgovernmentinstitu-

tions;anotherinMaydealtwiththecampaignsthemselvesandthepros-

pectsforU.S.-Mexicorelations;andathirdinJulyprovidedananalysis

oftheresultsoftheelections.

PanelistsincludedEnriqueKrauze,LorenzoMeyer,JacquelinePeschard,

RodericCamp,AndrésRozental,JimJones,AlbertoAzizNassif,

AlejandroMoreno,JavierTreviño,MariclaireAcosta,SusanKaufman

Purcell,JeanFrancoisPrud’homme,MaríaAmparoCasar,JesúsSilva-

HerzogMárquez,PamelaStarr,ChappellLawson,JonathanFox,Tonatiuh

Guillén,RafaelFernándezdeCastro,JohnBailey,YemileMizrahi,

FranciscoGonzález,andCarolWise.

conferences in Mexico city

TheInstituteandLatinAmericanProgramjoinedwithElColegiode

Mexico’sInternationalStudiesCenter,theFederalElectoralInstitute

(IFE),andtheStateReformCommissionoftheChamberofDeputiesto

M A J o R i n i t i At i v e s

German Martínez, Gustavo vega.

Manuel camacho, Adam przeworski

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organizetwoconferencesinMexicothatanalyzedMexico’sDemocratic

ProcessinInternationalPerspective.

PanelistsincludedPhilippeSchmitter,SusanStokes,AdamPrzeworski,

RaúlAlconada,LorenzoMeyer,IlánBizberg,AndreasSchedler,Alfonso

Hernández,Dip.ManuelCamacho(PRD),Dip.GermánMartínez

(PAN),Dip.AlbertoAguilar(PRI),Dip.JesúsMartínez(PC),Dip.José

GonzálezMorfín(PAN),Dip.PabloGómez(PRD),LuisCarlosUgalde,

AlejandraLatapí,ArturoSánchez,AndrésAlbó,VirgilioAndrade,Eduardo

Guerrero,HugoConcha,SergioAguayo,GustavoVega,ArturoAlvarado,

andAndrewSelee.

seminars on the u.s.-Mexico Border

TheMexicoInstitutejoinedElColegiodelaFronteraNorteand

theSociedadMexicanadeEstudiosElectoralestoorganizeaseriesof

seminarsinTijuana—broadcastviavideoconferenceinCiudadJuárez,

Monterrey,andMexicoCity—onthevoteabroadandU.S.perspectives

ontheelections.

PanelistsincludedJorgeSantibañez,DavidAyón,GasparRivera-Salgado,

LeticiaCalderón,TonyPayán,andAndrewSelee.

elections Webpage

TheInstitutecreatedawebpagetoprovideEnglish-languagecoverageof

theMexicanelections,includingnews,analysis,polls,andspecialfeatures.

JesúsSilva-HerzogMárquezandAndrewSeleeservedasco-editorsof

thiseffortalongwithassistanteditorKateBrickandwebpagemanager

ElviaZazueta.

clockwise: Javier treviño, Andrés Rozental, Andrew selee, Jim Jones, Jacqueline peschard, sergio Aguayo, Jesús silva-Herzog Márquez

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setting the Agenda: u.s.-Mexico policyThedestiniesoftheUnitedStatesandMexicoareintertwined.TheMexicoInstituteorga-

nizesmeetingsandpromotesstudiesthathelppolicymakersandopinion-makersthinkabout

opportunitiesformutuallybeneficialcooperationbetweenthetwocountries.

Forging a strategic partnership

TheMexicoInstituteandtheConsejoMexicanodeAsuntosInternacionales,togetherwith

ITAM,convenedataskforceonoptionsforcooperationbetweenthetwogovernmentsand

inSeptemberlaunchedtheTaskForcereport,The United States and Mexico: Forging a Strategic

Partnership, inpublicmeetingsheldintheU.S.andMexicanCongresses.Taskforcemembers

sharedfindingsataseparateeventhostedbyMonterreyTecinMonterreyinNovemberandat

theInstituteoftheAmericasinSanDiegoinSeptember.

ParticipantsinthelaunchesincludedAmb.AndrésRozentalandDr.PeterH.Smith,taskforce

co-chairs;taskforcemembersRafaelFernándezdeCastro,AndrewSelee,andSteveJohnson;

MexicanUndersecretaryofForeignRelationsGerónimoGutiérrez,U.S.DeputyAssistant

SecretaryBetsyWhitaker,AmbassadorCarlosdeIcaza,CongressmanSilvestreReyes(D),Jim

Jones,SusanKaufmanPurcell;Dip.EmilioZebadúa(PRD),Dip.RodrigoIvánCortes(PAN),

andDip.CarlosMacías(PRI).

Future challenges for nAFtA

TheWilsonCenterpublishedthebookNAFTA at Ten, whichsharesthefindingsofahigh-

levelconferenceonNAFTAheldin�00�andexploresthepotentialforNAFTAtobe

deepenedinthefuture.Thepublicationincludesremarksbythethreeheadsofstatewho

signedtheNAFTAagreementandleadingscholarsandanalysts,includingRobertMosbacher,

Thomas(Mack)McLarty,PeterSmith,MichaelHart,GustavoVega,GaryHuffbauer,Jeff

Faux,MariaEchaveste,RafaelFernándezdeCastro,AntonioOrtizMena,WendyDobson,

CharlesDoran,CarlosHeredia,AlbertFishlow,FrankBean,PhilipMartin,SidneyWeintraub,

GuadalupeGonzález,IrwinAltschuler,PeterHakim,AnthonydePalma,JamesRobinson,

GeorgeHaynal,andGordonGiffin,amongothers.

TheCenter’sMexicoandCanadaInstitutesjoinedforcestohostaconferenceaddressing

NAFTAandtheFutureofTradeGovernance.PanelistsincludedGustavoVega-Canovas,Louis

Bélanger,IsabelStuder,MarkD.Nguyen,RobertWolfe,SidneyWeintraub,CarolWise,Donald

MackayandMaryseRobert.

Doris Meissner, John cornyn, Rafael Fernández de castro

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task Force on immigration and America’s Future

TheMigrationPolicyInstitute,theWilsonCenter,andtheManhattanInstitutejointly

launchedaTaskForceonImmigrationandAmerica’sFuture,chairedbyformerCongressman

andWilsonCenterPresidentLeeH.HamiltonandformerSenatorandSecretaryofEnergy

SpencerAbrahamanddirectedbyDorisMeissner,SeniorFellowattheMigrationPolicy

Institute.TheTaskForcelauncheditsreportinSeptember,�006callingforathoroughover-

haulofU.S.immigrationlawstoensureAmericaneconomiccompetitiveness,security,and

cooperationwithneighboringcountries.

OtherTaskForcemembersincludeT.AlexanderAleinkoff,Rep.HowardBerman(D),Jeanne

Butterfield,OscarA.Chacón,LeeCulpepper,ThomasJ.Donohue,Rep.JeffFlake(R),

FernandoGarcia,BillOngHing,TamarJacoby,JulietteKayyem,Sen.EdwardKennedy(D),

Sen.JohnMcCain(R),JanetMurguia,LeonPanetta,StateSen.StevenJ.Rauschenberger(R),

RobertReischauer,KurtL.Schmoke,FrankSharry,DebraW.Stewart,C.StewartVerdery,John

Wilhelm,andJamesW.Ziglar.

Border issues

TheMexicoInstitutehostedtwomeetingsontheU.S.-Mexicoborder,includingthepre-

sentationofthereportCross-Border Innovation in the San Diego-Tijuana Region, producedby

UCSD,CENTRIS,CICESE,andSanDiegoDialogue.ParticipantsintheeventincludedSan

DiegoMayorJerrySanders;GovernorEugenioElorduyofBajaCalifornia;MaryL.Wolshok;

RodrigoGutiérrezSández;JessieK.Knight;DanielRomero;andMalinBurnham.

AtasecondmeetingonborderissuesinApril,co-sponsoredbytheMexicanCulturalInstitute

oftheEmbassy,JoséManuelValenzuelaArce,professoratElColegiodelaFronteraNorte,

analyzedthegrowingculturalintegrationtakingplaceintheborderregion.

From left to Right, Mary Walshok, Rodrigo Gutiérrez sández, eugenio elorduy, Malin Burnham

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Migrant civic and political participationThereismuchdiscussionaboutpolicytowardmigrantsinboththeUnitedStatesandMexico,

butmuchlessontheroleofmigrantsthemselves.TheMexicoInstituteandtheUniversityof

California,SantaCruzareworkingwithMexicanmigrantleadersandscholarstounderstand

howmigrantsaretransformingthecivicandpoliticalfabricofbothcountries.

Meeting of civic leaders

TheMexicoInstitutehostedandco-organizedaconferenceofcivicleadersandscholarsto

discuss“MexicanMigrantsCivicandPoliticalParticipation”inNovember,�005.Oversixty-

fiveparticipantstookpartinthediscussionsovertwodays,includingbothapublicconference

andclosed-doordiscussions.Theeventaddressedtheroleofmigrant-runorganizationsand

Spanish-languagemedia;therelationshipbetweenmigrantorganizationsandtraditionally

Latinoorganizations;andtheincorporationofmigrantsinreligiouscommunities,unions,and

othercivicspacesinU.S.society.

Inthepublicmeeting,panelistsincludedJonathanFox,GasparRivera-Salgado,RobertoSuro,

XóchitlBada,MonicaLozano,JanetMurguía,AnnMarieTallman,GuadalupeGómez,María

ElenaDurazo,JesúsMartínez-Saldaña,andJesúsGarcía.

Webpage on Migrant civic engagement

TheconferenceledtothecreationofawebsiteonMigrantCivicEngagementthatincludes

originalresearchpapersandvitalstatistics.

no longer invisible: Mexican Migrant civic participation

TheWilsonCenterandUniversityofCaliforniaco-publishedthefindingsofthismeetingin

anoriginalpublicationeditedbyXóchitlBada,JonathanFox,andAndrewSelee,withchapters

bytheeditorsandbyGasparRivera-SalgadoandDavidR.Ayón.

left to Right, xóchitl Bada, Janet Murguía, Guadalupe Gómez, Ann Marie tallman, Jesús Martínez-saldaña, María elena Durazo, Jesús García

Roberto suro, Gaspar Rivera- salgado

Journalism Across the BorderJournalistsaretheeyesandearsofcitizensintheircountries.Becauseoftheespeciallyimpor-

tantrolethattheyplayintheU.S.-Mexicorelationship,theMexicoInstituteandForeign Affairs

en Español haveworkedtogethertoexploretheroleofjournalisminbilateralaffairs.

Book on u.s.-Mexico Journalism

InSeptember,theMexicoInstituteandForeign Affairs en EspañolpublishedWriting Beyond

Boundaries: Journalism across the U.S.-Mexico Border. Thisvolumewaslaunchedineventsin

Monterrey,NuevoLeón,MexicoCity,andWashington,DCinNovember,December,and

January,andtheUniversityofTexas,ElPasohostedameetinginMarchbasedonthevolume.

PhilipBennett,managingeditoroftheWashington Post, providedkeynoteremarksatthe

Washingtonlaunchevent.AseparateeventorganizedbytheMexicoInstituteandtheCouncil

oftheAmericastookplaceinNewYorkCityinMaytodiscussjournalists’perspectivesonthe

Mexicanelections.

PanelistsintheseeventsincludedRossanaFuentes-Berain,PhilipBennett,AlfredoCorchado,

ClaudioSanchez,DoliaEstévez,ArmandoGuzmán,SandraDibble,JoséDíazBriceño,David

Brooks,JoséCarreño,GregorioMeraz,MarcelaSánchez,JerryKammer,TamarJacoby,and

JohnAuthers.

Media contacts

MexicoInstitutestaffhaveprovidedinterviews,backgroundinformation,orcontactsto

reportersandeditorsfrommediaaroundtheworldincludingABC,CNN,PBS,C-SPAN,

Telemundo;Televisa,TVAzteca,TVUNAM,ITN;NPR,BBCRadio,BBCRadioen

Español,CNNRadioenEspañol;RadioFormula,RadioImagen,RadioNucleo;U.S.

News and World Report, Newsweek, National Journal, Poder, American Lawyer Magazine, The

Economist; AP, Washington Post, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Christian Science Monitor,

Dallas Morning News, San Diego Union-Tribune, La Opinión, San Jose Mercury News, San

Francisco Chronicle, Austin Statesman, Ft. Worth Star-Telegram, South Florida Sun-Sentinel, La

Estrella de Dallas, Macon Telegraph, Hoy, Diario/La Prensa; Reforma, El Universal, La Jornada, El

Financiero, Milenio, El Economista, Nuevo Excelsior, Norte de Ciudad Juárez; El País, EFE,

AlJazeera,andAFP.

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philip Bennet, Marcela sanchez, tamar Jacoby, Alfredo corchado

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transparency and Access to informationOneofthemajorachievementsofMexico’sdemocratictransitionhasbeenaseriesofnew

legalframeworksatthefederal,state,andlocallevelstoallowcitizensaccesstopublicdocu-

ments.However,theseframeworksarestillinsufficientforthechallengesthatthecountry

facestomakepublicdecisionstransparent.

TheMexicoInstituteandFUNDARarecurrentlyworkingtogethertocompleteamajor

studyofthelegalframeworkfortransparencyandaccesstoinformationinMexico.Research

topicsincludetheAccesstoInformationLaw,transparencyinstateandmunicipalgovern-

ments,andpoliticalpartyfinancing.

Justice and Rule of lawEnsuringruleoflawremainsamajorchallengeinMexico.

TheMexicoInstituteandtheWashingtonOfficeonLatinAmericaco-sponsoredaseminaron

PublicSecurity,RuleofLaw,andHumanRightsinJune�006todiscusspendingchallenges

forreformsofthepoliceandjusticesystem.

PanelistsincludedMariclaireAcosta,EricOlson,GabrielaPérez,SigridArzt,DanielWilkinson,

LaurieFreeman,andAnaPaulaHernández.

left to Right: Daniel Wilkinson, laurie Freeman, eric olson, natividad González

sigrid Arzt, Gabriela pérez, Mariclaire Acosta

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Mexico public policy scholarsTheMexicoInstituteandConsejoMexicanodeAsuntosInternacionalestogethersponsorthe

MexicoPublicPolicyScholarsprogramtobringleadingresearchers,journalists,diplomats,and

activistsfromMexicotoWashingtontospendseveralmonthsinresidenceattheWilsonCenter.

2006 scholar

CésarMartinelli,professorofEconomicsatITAMandDirectorofthePh.D.Programin

EconomicsattheITAM,wasselectedthroughacompetitiveapplicationprocesstobethe

scholarinresidenceduringJuly-August,�006.AttheCenterheworkedontwostudiesof

problemsrelatedtodemocratizationinLatinAmericaandinparticularMexico:astudyofthe

originsofpopulismandastudyoftheimpactofmediabiasesonelectoraloutcomes.

past scholars

PastscholarshaveincludedJacquelinePeschard,professoratUNAMandformercitizencoun-

seloroftheIFE;JesúsVelasco,professoratCIDE;PamelaStarr,thenprofessoratITAM,now

withtheEurasiaGroup;ArturoAlvarado,professorofsociologyatElColegiodeMéxico;Jesús

Silva-HerzogMárquez,professoratITAMandhostofEntreTresonTVAzteca;andJoséMaría

Ramos,professoratElColegiodelaFronteraNorte.JonathanFox,professorattheUniversity

ofCalifornia,StanaCruz,wasaWoodrowWilsonCenterFellowduring�004–�005.

partner organizationsWewouldliketothankthefollowingorganizationswithwhichwehaveenjoyedcollaborative

relationsonjointprojectsoverthepastyear:

AssociationofFormerMembersof

Congress/CongressionalStudy

GrouponMexico

CámaradeDiputados/Comisiónde

ReformadelEstado

CanadaInstitute/WoodrowWilson

Center

CIDAC

CIDE

ConsejoMexicanodeAsuntos

Internacionales

CounciloftheAmericas

ElColegiodelaFronteraNorte

ElColegiodeMéxico/CEI

Foreign Affairs en Español

FUNDAR

InstituteoftheAmericas

InstitutoFederalElectoral

Inter-AmericanDevelopmentBank

Inter-AmericanDialogue

ITAM

Letras Libres

ManhattanInstitute

MexicanCulturalInstitute/Embassy

ofMexico

MigrationPolicyInstitute

MonterreyTec/EGAP

MundAmericas

Televisa/EspacioJuvenil

UniversityofCalifornia,SantaCruz

UniversityofTexas,ElPaso

U.S.-MexicoChamberof

Commerce

WashingtonOfficeonLatin

America

Jonathan Fox, pamela starr, césar Martinelli

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Woodrow Wilson Award for corporate citizenshipTheWoodrowWilsonAwardforCorporateCitizenshipcelebratestheciviccommitmentof

prominentbusinessleadersaroundtheworld.

Woodrow Wilson Award Given to lorenzo Zambrano

TheWoodrowWilsonAwardforCorporateCitizenshipwasgiventoLorenzoZambrano,

ChairmanandCEOofCEMEX,atadinnerattheMuseodeArteContemporáneoin

Monterrey,NuevoLeónonNovember�5,�005.Amongthoseofferingwordsofpraisefor

theawardeewerewriterandhistorianEnriqueKrauze;RafaelRangel,rectorofMonterrey

Tec;IanArmstrong,nephewoftheawardee;LeeH.Hamilton,presidentoftheWilsonCenter;

FredBush,associatedirectoroftheWilsonCenter;andJoséAntonioFernándezCarbajaland

RogerW.Wallace,co-chairsoftheMexicoInstituteAdvisoryBoard.FernándezCarbajalalso

chairedthedinner.

top to bottom: lorenzo servitje receives 2004 Wilson Award; lorenzo Zambrano recieves 2005 Wilson Award. Right: en-rique Krauze, José Antonio Fernández, lorenzo Zambrano, and Roger Wallace. Far Right: Roger Wallace, lee Hamilton, and lorenzo Zambrano.

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sponsors for Awards Dinnerevent underwriterFEMSA

CEMEX

GrupoCementosdeChihuahua,

S.A.deC.V.

national sponsor AlfaCorporativo,S.A.deC.V.

patron JPMorgan

Xignux,S.A.deC.V.

GrupoMaseca

Axtel,S.A.deC.V.

Savia,S.A.deC.V.

GrupoCARSO,InversoraBursátil

CasadeBolsa,S.A.deC.V

Benefactor Skadden,Arps,Slate,Meagher&

Flom

TelevisaMonterrey

EmbotelladoraArca,S.A.deC.V.

GrupoFinancieroBanamex

GrupoIndustrialTrebol

CompaniaMineraAutlán

GrupoCorporativoBIMBO

GrupoCementosdeChihuahua,

S.A.deC.V.

SocieteGenerale

sponsor GreenbergTraurig

ConsejoCoordinadorEmpresarial

(CCE)

Copamex/AutoClubValle,A.C.

GrupoModelo

GrupoMultimedios

GrupoContinental,S.A.deC.V.

PeriódicoEl Norte

BostonConsultingGroup

OrganizaciónSorianaS.A.deC.V.

GrupoVitro

ZemiInvestments,L.P.

GrupoLamosa,S.A.

MorganStanley

new publications (september 2005–August 2006)

The United States and Mexico: Forging

a Strategic Partnership

reportchairedbyAmbassadorAndrés

RozentalandProfessorPeterH.Smith

withRafaelFernándezdeCastro

andAndrewSelee,Washingtonand

MexicoCity:WoodrowWilsonCenter

andComexi,�005.

Task Force Members: RafaelFernández

deCastro,RaúlRodríguez,RobertoRoberto

Newell,JorgeSantibáñez,JavierJavier

Treviño,JacquelinePeschard,Raúl

Benítez,LuisdelaCalle,Senator

SilviaHernández,Congressman

EmilioZebadúa,MónicaVerea,Hector

Márquez,Ariel Buira, AlexanderArielBuira,AlexanderAlexander

Aleinikoff,DorisMeissner,PeterWard,

AlanStoga,MariaEchaveste,JohnA.

Cope,SteveJohnson,AnneAlonzo,

JonathanFox,RobertPastor,John

Bailey,PeterAndreas,CarlMeacham,

ChappellLawson;Special Guests: Amb.

CarlosAlbertodeIcaza,Roberta

Jacobson,andAmb.EduardoIbarrola.

Writing Beyond Boundaries:

Journalism across the U.S.-Mexico

Border

editedbyRossanaFuentes-Berain,

AndrewSelee,andHeidyServin-Baez,

Washington,DC:WoodrowWilson

CenterandForeign Affairs en Español,

�005.

Prologue: AlejandroJunco; Authors:

PhilipBennett,RodericAiCamp,

DoliaEstévez,MaryBethSheridan,

PascalBeltrán-del-Río,JoséCarreño,

JerryKammer,AlfredoCorchado,

JimCason,MichaelJones-Correa,

ArmandoGuzmán,JesúsLemus

Barajas,MariaMartin,Alejandro

Moreno,EnriqueGómez,S.Lynne

Walter,RossanaFuentes-Berain,and

AndrewSelee&HeidyServin-Baez.

Invisible No More: Mexican Migrant

Civic Participation in the United States

editedbyXóchitlBada,JonathanFox,

andAndrewSelee,Washington,DC:

WoodrowWilsonCenterandUniversity

ofCalifornia,SantaCruz,�006.

Authors:JonathanFox,GasparRivera-

Salgado,DavidAyon,XóchitlBada,and

AndrewSelee.

NAFTA at Ten: Progress Potential,

and Precedents

(twovolumes),Washington,DC:

WoodrowWilsonCenter,�006.

Democracia y Ciudadanía:

Participación Ciudadana y

Deliberación Pública en Gobiernos

Locales Mexicanos

editedbyAndrewSeleeandLeticia

SantíndelRío,WoodrowWilson

CenterReportontheAmericasNo.

��,�006.

Authors: MauricioMerino,Enrique

Cabrero,TonatiuhGuillén,Carlos

A.Rodríguez,LuisPineda,Gabriel

Murillo,ÁngelRivero,JohnGastil,

andAndrewSelee&LeticiaSantín.

(ApublicationoftheWilsonCenter

LatinAmericanProgram’sProject

onDecentralizationandLocal

Government)

�4

puBlicAtions AnD events

Perceptions and

Misconceptions in U.S.-

Mexico Relations

editedbyAndrewSelee,

Washington,DC:Woodrow

WilsonCenterandLetras

Libres,�005.

Authors:EnriqueKrauze,

RichardRodriguez,

ChristopherDominguez,

PeterHamill,JesúsSilva-

HerzogMárquez,JesúsReyes

Heroles,JeffreyDavidow,José

AntonioFernández,Brian

Dyson,PamelaStarr,and

AndrewSelee.

Mexico and the Challenge of

Hemispheric Security

RaúlBenítezManaut,

WoodrowWilsonReporton

theAmericasNo.��,�004.

(ApublicationoftheWilson

Center’sLatinAmerican

Program’sProjecton

CreatingCommunityinthe

Hemisphere.)

Agricultural Production Trends

and the Future of the Trans-

boundary Río Grande/Río

Bravo Basin

editedbyMaryKelly,San

Antonio:Environmental

DefenseandtheWoodrow

WilsonCenter,�004.

The Hispanic Challenge?

What We Know About Latino

Immigration

editedbyPhilippaStrumand

AndrewSelee,Washington:

WoodrowWilsonCenter,

�004.

Authors:Demetrios

Papademetriou,Roberto

Suro,ElizabethGrieco,David

Gutiérrez,MichaelJones-

Correa,RicardoStanton-

Salazar,andPhilippaStrum.

Mexico’s Politics and Society

in Transition

editedbyJosephS.Tulchin

andAndrewSelee,Boulder:

LynneRiennerPublishers,

�003.

Authors:CarlosElizondo,Raúl

Benítez,KatrinaBurgess,

RodolfoStavenhagen,Marta

Lamas,IlánBizberg,Manuel

Pastor&CarolWise,Stephen

Carlkson,KirstenAppendini,

GustavRanis,StephenPitti,

RobertBach,andJoseph

Tulchin&AndrewSelee

Chiapas: Interpretaciones sobre

la negociación y la paz

editedbyCynthiaJ.Arnson,

RaúlBenítezManaut,and

AndrewSelee,Mexico

City:UNAM,Centrode

InvestigacionessobreAmérica

delNorte,�003.

Authors:LuisH.Álvarez,

SamuelRuíz,EmilioZebadúa,

WillKymlicka,Donna

LeeVanCott,ÁlvaroPop,

GuillermoMayCorrea,

NatividadGutiérrezChong,

OliviaGall,GonzaloItuarte,

andGuillermoTrejo,and

CynthiaArnson,RaúlBenítez,

&AndrewSelee.(Apublica-

tionoftheWilsonCenter

LatinAmericanProgram’s

ProjectonComparativePeace

Processes)

Towards a North American

Community?

editedbyEmilyHeard.

Washington,DC:Woodrow

WilsonCenter,�00�.

previous Wilson center publications on Mexico (January 2002–August 2005)

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puBlicAtions AnD events

�6

october 4, 2004 (in the Mexican

chamber of Deputies, with comexi)

The United States and Mexico:

Forging a Strategic Partnership

(Mexico launch)

AndrésRozental,President,Mexican

CouncilonForeignRelations;Peter

H.Smith,DistinguishedProfessor

ofPoliticalScience,Universityof

California,SanDiego;Gerónimo

Gutiérrez,UndersecretaryofForeign

AffairsofMexico;RafaelFernández

deCastro,Professor,ITAM;Andrew

Selee,Director,WWCMexicoInstitute;

Dip.RodrigoIvánCortés(PAN);Dip.

EmilioZebadúa(PRD);Dip.Carlos

Macías(PRI).

october 6, 2005 (in the capitol

Building; with comexi and the

congressional study Group on

Mexico)

The United States and Mexico:

Forging a Strategic Partnership

(U.S. launch)

AndrésRozental,President,Mexican

CouncilonForeignRelations;Peter

H.Smith,DistinguishedProfessor

ofPoliticalScience,Universityof

California,SanDiego;Rep.Silvestre

Reyes(D-TX);GerónimoGutiérrez,

UndersecretaryofForeignAffairs

ofMexico;BetsyWhitaker,Deputy

AssistantSecretaryofStateforMexico,

Canada,andPublicAffairs;Carlos

AlbertodeIcaza;Ambassadorof

Mexico;SteveJohnson,SeniorPolicy

Analyst,HeritageFoundation,and

AndrewSelee,Director,WWCMexico

Institute.

october 27, 2005 (at the institute of

the Americas, san Diego, cA)

Punching Holes in the Border:

Creative Approaches to U.S.-

Mexico Relations

JeffreyDavidow,President,Institute

oftheAmericas;MalinBurnham,

President,BurnhamFoundation;

GustavoMohar,Advisor,Secretaryof

theInterior;WayneCornelius,Professor,

UCSDandDirector,Centerfor

ComparativeImmigrationStudies;and

AndrewSelee,Director,WWCMexico

Institute

november 4-5, 2005

Mexican Migrant Civic and

Political Participation

JonathanFox,Professor,Universityof

California,SantaCruz;RobertoSuro,

Director,PewHispanicCenter;Gaspar

Rivera-Salgado,Director,Transnational

CommunitiesProgram,NewAmericans

ImmigrationMuseumandLearning

Center;XóchitlBada,Institutefor

LatinoStudies,UniversityofNotre

Dame;MonicaLozano,CEOand

publisher,La Opinión;JanetMurguía,

PresidentandCEO,NationalCouncil

ofLaRaza;GuadalupeGómez,Vice

President,FederacióndeClubes

ZacatecanosdelSurdeCalifornia;Ann

MarieTallman,FormerPresidentand

GeneralCounselMexicanAmerican

LegalDefenseFund;JesúsGarcía,

ExecutiveDirector;LittleVillage

CommunityDevelopmentCorporation;

MaríaElenaDurazo,ExecutiveVice

President,UNITEHERELocal��-

MigrantWorkersFreedomRide;Jesús

Martínez-Saldaña,StateRepresentative;

MichoacánStateLegislature;Rufino

Domínguez,CoordinadorGeneral,

FrenteIndígenadeOrganizaciones

Binacionales;MarciaSoto,President,

ConfederacióndeFederaciones

MexicanasdelMedioOeste;Juvencio

RochaPeralta,President,Asociación

deMexicanosdeCarolinadelNorte;

LeticiaZavala,Director,FarmLabor

OrganizingCommittee;OscarChacón,

Director,EnlacesAmerica;LouisDe

Sipio,Professor,UniversityofCalifornia,

Irvine;JeffreyS.Passel,SeniorResearch

Associate,PewHispanicCenter;Jose

Padilla,ExecutiveDirector;California

RuralLegalAssistance;EstherAguilera,

PresidentandCEO,Congressional

HispanicCaucusInstitute;Gonzalo

Arroyo,CenterDirector,Family

Focus/InstituteforMexicansAbroad;

LynnStephen,Professor,University

ofOregon;AnaAvendañoDenier,

AssociateGeneralCounsel,Immigrant

WorkerProgram,AFL-CIO;Ramón

Ramírez,NorthwestTreeplanters

andFarmworkersUnited;IrmaSolis,

CommunityOrganizer,TheWorkplace

Project:UnitedDayLaborersofLong

Island-FarmingvilleCommittee;

FranciscaCortez,Community

Organizer,CoalitionofImmokalee

Workers;RuthMilkman,Professor,

UniversityofCalifornia,LosAngeles;

MichaelJones-Correa,Professor,

CornellUniversity;LeoAnchondo,

NationalManagerUnitedStates

ConferenceofCatholicBishops;Joel

Magallán,ExecutiveDirector,Tepeyac

AssociationofNewYork;Marcos

events (in chronological order)

��

Linares,ParroquiadeAtacheode

Regalado;MelodyGonzález,Coalition

ofImmokaleeWorkers;LilianaRivera

Sánchez,AcademicResearcher,

CentroRegionaldeInvestigaciones

Multidisciplinarias,UNAM;Samuel

Orozco,NewsDirector,RadioBilingüe;

RaúlCaballero,EditorialDirector;

La Estrella de Dallas; DavidBrooks,

Correspondent,La Jornada; Vanessa

Cárdenas,NationalImmigrationForum;

AmericaRodríguez,AssociateProfessor,

DepartmentofRadio-TV-Film,

UniversityofTexasatAustin;DavidR.

Ayón,Director,CenterfortheStudy

ofLosAngeles,LoyolaMarymount

University;GabrielaLemus,Director

ofPolicyandLegislation,League

ofUnitedLatinAmericanCitizens;

RicardoRamírez,AssistantProfessor,

UniversityofSouthernCalifornia;Luin

Goldring,Professor,YorkUniversity;

EfraínJiménez,FederacióndeClubes

ZacatecanosdelSurdeCalifornia;Laura

González,ExecutiveDirector,Oak

CliffCenterforCommunityStudies/

InstituteforMexicansAbroad;Rodolfo

GarcíaZamora,Professor,Universidad

AutónomadeZacatecas;KevinAppleby,

Director,MigrationandRefugeePolicy,

UnitedStatesConferenceofCatholic

Bishops;HéctorR.Cordero-Guzmán,

Professor,CityUniversityofNewYork;

MikeMeuter,CaliforniaRuralLegal

Assistance;RubénPuentes,North

AmericanTransnationalCommunities

Program,TheRockefellerFoundation;

JillL.Wheeler,Inter-American

Foundation;VeronicaWilson,North

AmericanTransnationalCommunities

Program,TheRockefellerFoundation

november 15, 2005 (at tecnológico

de Monterrey in Monterrey, nl, with

eGAp)

Perspectivas y Propuestas: La

Relación México-Estados Unidos

RafaelRangelSostman,Rector,

TecnológicodeMonterrey;José

AntonioFernández,Chairmanand

CEO,FEMSAandCo-Chair,WWC,

MexicoInstitute;RogerWallace,Vice

President,PioneerNaturalResources

andCo-Chair,WWCMexicoInstitute,

BernardoGonzález-Aréchiga,Director,

EGAP,TecnológicodeMonterrey;

EnriqueKrauze,Director,Letras

Libres; JavierTreviño,VicePresident,

CEMEX;SusanKaufmanPurcell,

ProfessorandDirectoroftheCenter

forHemisphericStudies,University

ofMiami;RossanaFuentes-Berain,

ManagingDirector,ForeignAffairs

enEspañol;MiguelBernardoTreviño,

AssociateEditor,Reforma; Alfredo

Corchado,Correspondent,Dallas

Morning News; JoséCarlosLozano,

Professor,ITESM;AndrewSelee,

Director,WWCMexicoInstitute;

AndrésRozental,President,Mexican

CouncilonForeignRelations;

RafaelFernándezdeCastro,Director,

InternationalRelations,ITAM;James

Jones,President,ManattJonesGlobal

Strategies

December 9, 2005 (at club de

industriales, Mexico city, with Foreign

Affairs en Español)

El Periodismo Más Allá de las

Fronteras

RossanaFuentes-Berain,Managing

Editor,Foreign Affairs en Español;

AndrewSelee,Director,WWC

MexicoInstitute;andDoliaEstévez,

Correspondent,MonitorRadioand

Poder

January 20, 2006 (with Foreign Affairs

en Español)

Reporting Across The Border

The Challenges of US-Mexico

Journalism

PhilipBennett,ManagingEditor,

Washington Post; RossanaFuentes-

Berain,ManagingEditor,Foreign

Affairs en Español; DoliaEstévez,

Correspondent,Poder andMonitor

Radio;JuliaPreston,Correspondent,

New York Times; JoséCarreño,

Correspondent,El Universal; Alfredo

Corchado,Correspondent,Dallas

Morning News; MarcelaSánchez,

Op-EdContributor,Washington

Post; ArmandoGuzmán,Washington

BureauChief,AztecaAmericas;

DavidBrooks,U.S.BureauChief,La

Jornada; JerryKammer,Correspondent,

CopleyNewsService;JoséDíaz

Briceño,Correspondent,Reforma;

GregorioMeraz,WashingtonBureau

Chief,Televisa;ClaudioSanchez,

Correspondent,NationalPublic

Radio;TamarJacoby,SeniorFellow,

ManhattanInstitute

February 1, 2006 (at the university of

texas, el paso)

Writing Beyond Boundaries:

Journalism Across the U.S.-Mexico

Border

PatriciaWitherspoon,Chair,

CommunicationsDepartmentat

UniversityofTexas,ElPaso;Alfredo

Corchado,Correspondent,Dallas

Morning News; SandraDibble,

Correspondent,San Diego Union-

Tribune; AndrewSelee,Director,WWC

MexicoInstitute;TonyPayán,Professor,

UTEP;ZitaArrocha,Professor,UTEP;

andRichardPineda,Professor,UTEP.

March 1, 2006

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U.S.-Mexico Relations at a

Crossroads

AndrésRozental,President,Mexican

CouncilonForeignRelations.

March 13, 2006 (with the canada

institute of the Woodrow Wilson

center)

NAFTA and the Future of Trade

Governance

LouisBélanger,ProfessoratUniversité

LavalandCanada-U.S.Fulbright

VisitingScholar,JohnsHopkins

University-SAIS;IsabelStuder,

ResearchDirector,Commissionfor

LaborCooperation;MarkNguyen,

SeniorPolicyAdvisor,International

Trade,BryanCaveLLP;RobertWolfe,

AssociateProfessor,SchoolofPolicy

Studies,Queen’sUniversity;Sidney

Weintraub,WilliamE.SimonChairin

PoliticalEconomy,CenterforStrategic

andInternationalStudies;CarolWise,

UniversityofSouthernCalifornia;

PublicPolicyScholar,WilsonCenter

(Spring�006);GustavoVega,Director,

CenterforInternationalStudies,El

ColegiodeMéxico;DonaldMackay,

Director,WashingtonOffice,Centre

forTradePolicyandLaw,Carleton

University;MaryseRobert,Acting

ChiefTradeSection,Organizationof

AmericanStates

March 31, 2006

Institutions and Political Actors in

Mexico’s 2006 Elections

JacquelinePeschard,Professor,UNAM;

AlejandroMoreno,EditorofPublic

Opinión,Reforma &Professor,ITAM;

JeanFrancoisPrud’homme,Professor,

ElColegiodeMéxico;PamelaStarr,

Analyst,EurasiaGroup;CarolWise,

Professor,UniversityofSouthern

CaliforniaandScholar,WilsonCenter;

MaríaAmparoCasar,Professor,CIDE;

TonatiuhGuillén,Professor,ElColegio

delaFronteraNorte;JonathanFox,

Professor,UniversityofCalifornia,

SantaCruz;FranciscoGonzález,

Professor,JohnsHopkinsUniversity-

SAIS;MariclaireAcosta,Directorfor

PromotionofDemocraticGovernance,

OrganizationofAmericanStates;Jesús

Silva-HerzogMárquez,Professor,

ITAM;ChappellLawson,Professor,

MassachussetsInstituteofTechnology;

andJohnBailey,Professor,Georgetown

University.

April 7, 2006

Social and Cultural Dynamics of

the U.S.-Mexico Border

JoséManuelValenzuelaArce,Professor,

ElColegiodelaFronteraNorte.

May 9, 2006 (at council of the

Americas in new York city)

Journalistic Perspectives on the

Mexican Elections

RossanaFuentes-Berain,Managing

Editor,Foreign Affairs en Español;

JohnAuthers,FinancialMarkets

Editor,Financial Times; DoliaEstévez,

Correspondent,MonitorRadioand

Poder; ChristopherSabatini,Policy

Director,CounciloftheAmericas;

AndrewSelee,Director,WWCMexico

Institute

May 11, 2006 (at iFe in Mexico city,

with el colegio de México, iFe, and

cámara de Diputados)

Mexico’s Democracy in

International Perspective: Seminar I

LuisCarlosUgalde,President

Counselor,IFE;AdamPrzeworski,

Professor,NewYorkUniversity;Lorenzo

Meyer,Professor,ElColegiodeMéxico;

SusanStokes,Professor,YaleUniversity;

AlfonsoHernández,Director,IFAI

andProfessor,ITESO;Dip.Manuel

Camacho,Congressman,PRD;Dip.

GermánMartínez,Congressman,PAN;

Dip.AlbertoAguilar,Congressman,

PRI;Dip.JesúsMartínezÁlvarez,

Congressman,Convergencia;Alejandra

Latapí,Counselor,IFE;Eduardo

Guerrero,Director,IFE;GustavoVega,

Director,InternationalRelations,El

ColegiodeMéxico;andAndrewSelee,

Director,WWCMexicoInstitute.

May 23, 2006

Borderless Innovation: Catalyzing

the Competitiveness of the San

Diego-Baja California Region

JerrySanders,MayoroftheCityofSan

Diego;EugenioElorduy,Governorof

BajaCalifornia;MaryL.Walshok,Vice

Chancellor,UniversityofCalifornia,

SanDiego;RodrigoGutiérrezSández,

Director,CENTRIS;JessieK.Knight,

Jr.,President/CEO,SanDiegoRegional

ChamberofCommerce;Daniel

Romero,President,TijuanaChambers

ofCommerce(CCE);MalinBurnham,

Chairman,BurnhamFoundation

May 26, 2006

Seminar on the 2006 Mexican

Elections and its Implications for

Foreign Policy

JoséAntonioFernández,CEO,FEMSA

&co-chair,MexicoInstitute;RogerW.

Wallace,VicePresident,PioneerNatural

Resources&co-chair,MexicoInstitute;

EnriqueKrauze,Director,LetrasLibres;

LorenzoMeyer,Profesor,ElColegiode

México;JacquelinePeschard,Professor,

UNAM;AndrésRozental,Professor,

MexicanCouncilonForeignRelations;

JamesJones,Partner,ManattJones

GlobalStrategies;JavierTreviño,Vice

President,CEMEX;SusanKaufman

Purcell,DirectoroftheCenterfor

HemisphericPolicy,Universityof

Miami;RafaelFernándezdeCastro,

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DirectorofInternationalRelations,

ITAM.

June 9, 2006 (with the Washington

office on latin America)

Public Security, Human Rights,

and the Rule of Law: Challenges

for Mexico’s Next President

MariclaireAcosta,Directorforthe

PromotionofDemocraticGovernance,

OrganizationofAmericanStates;

GabrielaPérez,IndependentConsultant

onPoliceReform;SigridArzt,Director,

Democracia,DerechosHumanosy

Seguridad;AnaPaulaHernández,

DeputyDirector,CentrodeDerechos

HumanosTlachinollan;LaurieFreeman,

MexicoAssociate,WashingtonOffice

onLatinAmerica;DanielWilkinson,

DeputyDirectorfortheAmericas,

HumanRightsWatch;Moderator:

EricOlson,AdvocacyDirectorforthe

Americas,AmnestyInternational.

June 15, 2006 (at iFe in Mexico city,

with el colegio de México, iFe, and

cámara de Diputados)

Mexico’s Democracy in International

Perspective: Seminar II

PhilippeSchmitter,Profesor,European

University;IlánBizberg,Professor,El

ColegiodeMéxico;RaúlAlconada,

DeputyAssistantSecretaryGeneral,

OAS;AndreasSchedler,Professor,

CIDE;Dip.JoséGonzálezMorfín,

Congressman,PAN;Dip.PabloGómez,

Congressman,PRD;AndrésAlbó,

Counselor,IFE;VirgilioAndrade,

Counselor,IFE;ArturoSánchez,

Counselor,IFE;HugoConcha,

Director,IFE;SergioAguayo,Professor,

ElColegiodeMéxico;ArturoAlvarado,

Professor,ElColegiodeMéxico;

GustavoVega,Director,International

Relations,ElColegiodeMéxico;and

AndrewSelee,Director,WWCMexico

Institute.

June 16, 2006 (at el colegio de

la Frontera norte in tijuana, Baja

california)

Las Elecciones de 2006 en México:

Perspectivas desde Los Ángeles y

Washington

DavidR.Ayón,SeniorResearch

Associate,LoyolaMarymount;Andrew

Selee,Director,MexicoInstitute,Wilson

Center

July 7, 2006

Roundtable on Mexico’s 2006

Election Results

Panelists:RodericAiCamp,Professor,

ClaremontMcKennaCollege;Alberto

AzizNassif,Professor,CIESAS-Mexico

City,YemileMizrahi,SeniorAssociate,

CasalsandAssociates;andJonathanFox,

Professor,UniversityofCalifornia,Santa

Cruz.

August 18, 2006 (with comexi)

Mexico’s Oportunidades: The

Challenges of Self-Selection for

Targeted Poverty Programs

CésarMartinelli,Professor,ITAMand

WWC/ComexiPublicPolicyScholar;

SusanW.Parker,Professor,CIDE

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