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Last update: August 28, 2017 Jorge A. Bustamante C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E 2 0 1 7 CURRENT POSITIONS Professor Emeritus and Researcher, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte Eugene Conley Professor of Sociology, Department of Sociology, University of Notre Dame National Emeritus Researcher by Mexican National Council on Science & Technology PERSONAL INFORMATION Born April 23, 1938 (Chihuahua, Mexico). Mexican citizen. Languages: Fluency in Spanish and English, competent in French. EDUCATION 1971-1975: University of Notre Dame. Ph.D. in Sociology and Anthropology. 1968-1970: University of Notre Dame. M.A. in Sociology. 1954-1959: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. Law degree. PRIMARY RESEARCH INTERESTS U.S.-Mexico Border Studies. International Migrations and Human Rights. 1-JB U.S. Population of Mexican Origin in the United States. POSITIONS HELD AND AWARDS RECEIVED UPON COMPLETION OF DOCTORAL STUDIES 2017 Honored as member to the Board of Trustees of the Center for Migration Studies 2016 Awarded Emeritus Professor and Researcher by El Colegio de la Frontera Norte 2014 On December 18, 2014 Dr. Omar de la Torre as Chief of the Immigration Policy Unit, announced the decision by the Ministry of the Interior of Mexico with expressed recognition of the Advisory Council of Immigration Policy, the decision to create the Jorge A. Bustamante Annual Award granted to the best research on International Migrations and Human Rights. This decision was made in recognition to the important participation of Dr. Jorge A. Bustamante in developing policies and immigration laws in Mexico and for his intellectual leadership in studies of migration and human rights. 2011 Was appointed by the Mexican Senate as and advisor to the Director of the National Commission of Human Rights of Mexico. 2010 The Mexican Bar Association awarded Prof. Bustamante the National Jurisprudence Award for his work in favor of the human rights of migrants. 2007 Recipient of the Cox-Johnson-Frazier Award, one of the two highest granted to a sociologist in the United States. 2005 Nominated by the Mexican Congress for the Nobel Peace Price. 2005-2006 Appointed for the “Chair Jorge Bustamante”, for the Ph.D. Program on Social Sciences of the Autonomous University of Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. 2005- 2011: appointed as UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Migrants as of July 29 2005. 2001-2005: Honorary Consul General of Japan in Baja California, Mexico. 2000- present: Appointed as Associate Director of the Institute of Latino Studies of the University of Notre Dame. 2000: Acting President of the Board of Directors of the Metropolitan Autonomous University (Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana of Mexico City). 1990-2000: 1990-2000:Member of the Board of Directors of the Metropolitan Autonomous University of Mexico City (in charge of electing presidents for each of the three UAM campuses and the President of UAM) 2-JB 1999-2006, Member of the Board of Directors of BECC (Representative of Mexican border civil socities). 1999- 2005: Promoted to Honorary Consul General by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan for Baja California, México. 1998: Reelected as Chairman/Raporteur by the Intergovernmental group of experts for the ONU’s study of International Migration and Human Rights in Geneva, Switzerland. 1997: Elected as Chairman/Raporteur by the Regional Members of the Intergovernmental group of experts for the ONU’s study of International Migration and Human Rights in Geneva, Switzerland. 1997 - 1999: Chairman/Raporteur of United Nations’ Intergovernmental Group of Experts on International Migration and Human Rights. Geneva, Switzerland. 1996- present: Coordinator of the Committee of Social Sciences of the Board of Advisers of Committee of Science and Technology for the President of México. 1995- 2005: Appointed as Honorary Consul of Japan for Baja California, México by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan. 1995: Member of the Core group of Mexican Scholars appointed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mexico for the Binational Study of Migration between Mexico and the United States agreed upon by the governments of Mexico and the United States. 1995-1999 Elected as the first President of the Board of Directors of the Border Environmental Cooperative Commission (BECC) (Derived from NAFTA). 1994-2004: Appointed as Correspondent for Mexico for the OECD-SOPEMI. 1994: National (Mexico) Award of Demography vested by the President of Mexico. 1994- 1998: Elected first President of the Border Environmental Cooperative Commission created by NAFTA. 1994: Awarded the Patrimonial Chair of Excellence (Catedra Patrimonial de Excelencia) Level I. National Council of Science and Technology (México). 1994: Mexican Cultural Institute’s (Embassy of Mexico in Washington) Award. 1994- 2000: Member of the Joint public Advisory Committee (JPAC) of the Trilateral Commission of Cooperation for the Environment U.S.–Canada-México. 1993- 1995: Mexico’s Representative for the Trilateral Commission (Mexico-U.S.A. - Canada) 3-JB of Higher Education. 1993: Awarded the level of National Scholar (Investigador Nacional) Level III. National Systems of Scholars (Sistema Nacional de Investigadores). 1992- 1996: Member of the Selection Committee in the area of Social Science for the funding of research projects submitted to the National Council of Science and Technology (México). 1989- 2000: Member of the Board of Directors of the Center for Immigrants Rights, Los Angeles, CA. 1990: Advisor to the Mexican Senate on the Migration of Mexican Workers to the United States and their Human Rights. 1990- 2000: Advisor of the Center for United States- Mexico Studies of the Institute of Economic and Regional Studies of the University of Guadalajara. 1990 – 1994: Member of the Committee of Advisors to the Mexican negotiators of The North American Free Trade Agreement. NAFTA 1989 – present: Member of the Council of Advisors to President of Mexico on Science and Technology. 1988 – 1989: Regents’ Lecturer. University of California, Riverside. 1986 - 1995: Member of the Advisory Committee of UC-Mexus of the University of California, Riverside. 1986 - present: Eugene Conley Professor of Sociology (Endowed Chair), Department of Sociology, University of Notre Dame. 1984: Founding Member of the Mexican Academy of Human Rights. 1982 - 1998: Founder and First President of El Colegio de la Frontera Norte 1982 -1985: Advisor to the Great Commission of the Mexican Senate on Migration Matters. 1982: Secretary of Foreign Affairs. Advisor to the Director of Protection. Mexican Immigrants in the Unites States. 1981- 1982: Elected as the first Secretary General of the Faculty Members Union of El Colegio de Mexico. 1979: Advisor to Secretary Miguel de la Madrid as Secretary of Planning and Budget of the Mexican Government for the Grito Ceremony’s in Los Angeles, California. 4-JB 1977-1981: Advisor to the National Institute for Labor Studies, Mexican Ministry of Labor, Mexico City. 1975: Representative of Mexico in a Meeting of Experts on International Migration for the International Labor Organization- United Nations. 1975: Expert Advisor on International labor Migration to the International Labor Organization, Geneva, Switzerland. 1974 -1976: Advisor to the Intersecretarial Commission of the Secretary of Foreign Affairs of Mexico for the Binational Study of the Undocumented Immigration of Mexican Workers to the United States. 1974-1982: Professor of Sociology of El Colegio de Mexico, Center for Social Studies. 1974-1976: Advisor to the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Relations, Interministerial Commission for the Study of the Undocumented Emigration of Mexican Workers to the United States. 1974: Member of the Scholarship Selection Committee for Mexican-American Graduate Students, for the Ford Foundation. 1973-1974: UT Austin Faculty Advisor to a Postgraduate Program for Directors of mid-level Teaching, sponsored by the Carnegie Foundation. For The City Council of Crystal City, Texas. 1973 – 1975: Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Texas at Austin. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PROJECTS COMPLETED 2000-2004 International Migrations and Human Rights, for the Institute Of Juridical Studies of the National University of Mexico 1990- 2000 Zapata Canyon Project. El Colegio de la Frontera Norte 1976 – 1982: U.S.- Mexico border survey on migratory flows from Mexico to the Untied States. Sponsored by the Mexican Ministry of Labor. 1990 - 1995: Quantitative observations at Zapata Canyon. The Use of Photographic Techniques. Sponsored by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. 1988: National identity in Mexico's northern border region: conceptualization and measurement of national identity by sectors of the population in seven border cities, with a comparison with cities in the interior of México, based on systematic random samples of cities’s populations. Sponsored by El Colegio de la Frontera Norte. 5-JB The internationalization of local border public administration. Analysis of the international relations between municipal and state governments on both sides of the U.S.-México border, based on a comparison of their legal structures. Sponsored by El Colegio de la Frontera Norte. The process of economic integration of Mexico-U.S. border cities. An historical perspective. Sponsored by El Colegio de la Frontera Norte. 1978- 1979: International Migration of Mexican Workers. This research project was the most ambitious and comprehensive scientific study ever conducted in Mexico on the migration of Mexican workers to the United States.
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