Today, I gave a talk on polycentricity as it applies to Mexican water governance and Mexican climate politics for students of Dr. Marcela Lopez-Vallejo. This particular class has students from @gpandtps and the Masters in International Economic Relations and Cooperation.
As most of you know, ever since I moved back from Canada to Mexico I had an opportunity to teach in English in a Spanish-speaking country. I was very heartened by the Masters in Global Politics and Transpacific Studies @gpandtps programme, which IS taught entirely in English.
When I was a professor at CIDE, I taught most courses entirely in English because I always felt I gave my students an opportunity to develop their thinking, reading and writing skills in that language should they choose to pursue grad school in an English-language country.
I had a really great time. Students asked a lot of interesting and challenging questions, and it was lovely to see you both attending my talk, @carlaflip and @JoseManuelLeal
I probably would have had a really hard time making it to Guadalajara for this, but glad Zoom helped!
I probably would have had a really hard time making it to Guadalajara for this, but glad Zoom helped!
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