Agustín Escobar Latapí D. in Sociology from the University of Manchester, England, he is currently a professor-researcher at the Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social (CIESAS). His research topics include social mobility, labor studies and labor market, inequality and inequity in urban contexts, and gender and masculinities. She is the author of the following publications: Where is science going in Mexico? (2014); Strategic evaluation of social protection in Mexico (et. al. 2013); Access to information, services and support in priority attention areas (coordinator with Mercedes de la Rocha 2012); Poverty, conditional transfers and society (coordinator with Mercedes de la Rocha 2012); "Migration, labor markets and international economy: Jalisco and the United States" in Multiple visions. Western Mexico from anthropology and history (With Mercedes González de la Rocha and Bryan Roberts 2013); "The close and distant relationship between anthropology and sociology" in Concurrent looks. Anthropology in interdisciplinary dialogue (with Mercedes González de la Rocha and Bryan Roberts 2013); "Poverty, conditional transfers and society" in Introduction. Poverty, conditional transfers and society (with Mercedes González 2012); "Mexican Social Policy and Return Migrants" in Strategic analysis for development. Decent employment, income distribution and well-being (2012).