Our Study Clusters allow us to group topics whose subject matter or approach have common elements. Each Cluster is made up of different Study and Reflection Units, which are flexible and interconnected networks of thematic knowledge that represent an organized space for carrying out activities on topics of interest.
To learn more about how to participate in the different Study and Reflection Units, please send an email to: enlace@consejomexicano.org
A flexible, interconnected knowledge network organized into thematic spaces for analysis and proposals on global, regional and interregional issues—today and looking ahead.
Analysis of the political, economic and social dynamics across Africa, the Middle East and Southwest Asia.
Study of international relations and foreign policy throughout Latin America and the Caribbean.
Analysis of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and its global implications.
Study of global energy policy and environmental sustainability.
Analysis of European foreign policy and its relationship with Mexico.
Study of the geopolitical dynamics shaping the Indo-Pacific region.
Analysis of the impact of AI and emerging technologies on international relations.
Study of geopolitical dynamics in the Eastern Mediterranean, the Caucasus and Central Asia.
Analysis of international relations throughout the Mesoamerican region.
Study of relations with the United States and the broader North American region.
Analysis of the role education and knowledge play in contemporary societies.
Addresses the foreign policy of different countries, their relationship with Mexico and specific foreign-policy issues. This hub uses the nation-state as the main analytical unit and groups the following Study and Reflection Units:
Analysis of diplomatic and trade relations between Mexico and Brazil.
Study of trilateral Mexico–Canada–United States relations.
Analysis of strategic and commercial relations with China.
Study of the historic and cultural ties with Spain.
Analysis of the Mexican community in the United States and the associated diplomatic agenda.
Study of Mexico’s foreign policy and its guiding principles.
Analysis of diplomatic and commercial relations with Russia and neighboring countries.
Analyzes the structure of the international system and its institutions, the actors who shape it, and the thematic axes that set the agenda. It groups the following Study and Reflection Units:
Analysis of international cooperation on security matters and the fight against organized crime.
Study of the norms and principles governing relations among states and international organizations.
Analysis of global economic dynamics and international financial systems.
Study of gender and diversity perspectives in international relations and foreign policy.
Analysis of the United Nations system and the mechanisms for maintaining international peace and security.