Bachelor of Laws with honors from the School of Law at the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
Ph.D. in Law from the University of Valencia (Spain). The degree was awarded unanimously with the distinction of "Excellent Cum Laude" for the thesis: "Ecofeminism: A Study of Its Contribution to the Debate on Biotechnology"
Full-time professor at the Universidad Panamericana of Universidad Panamericana Law School, Mexico City Campus, where he teaches in the Bachelor of Laws program and in various graduate law programs.
Visiting professor in the Master’s Program in Human Rights, Peace, and Sustainable Development at the University of Valencia.
Level III National Researcher, National System of Researchers of the National Council for Humanities, Science, and Technology (CONAHCYT).
General area of research and academic work:
- Philosophy of Law (Legal Experience as a Specific Form of Practical Reasoning)
- Human Rights (the rationale and scope of their recognition as a central element of a theory of justice)
- Human Security (Global Justice, Ethics of Globalization)
- Legal Epistemology (Methods in Legal Science; Academic Freedom and Research Ethics)