Characterizing intercampus migration in a private university of Baja California, Mexico.

Given the socioeconomic and environmental differences between Mexico's geographical regions, having a multi-campus system is common for private and public universities. Hence, students may choose to migrate from one campus to another. Although such a phenomenon is not properly students' desertion, students' migration impacts campus' main indicators: enrollment growth goals, terminal efficiency, accreditation programs, and revenue.

Gender inequality and gender-based poverty in Mexico.

The objective of a country's government is to increase the well-being of its population. For this reason, a precise measure of inequality and poverty contributes to better development of economic and public policies to reduce the former and latter, respectively. Therefore, in recent years, various indexes have been developed to measure and compare inequality and poverty.