Chile-Peru: Opposing Discourses and their Geopolitical Manifestations por Cabrera Toledo, Lester

“…This investigation focuses on an analysis, using the theoretical spectrum offered by geopolitical criticism, of a number of discourses present within their bilateral relationship, which have degenerated per se into different geopolitical visions between Chile and Peru. This has led to the establishment of a kind of geopolitical ethos, its major element being a strong perception on both sides of constant competition and conflict, which modifies both internal and external circumstances in each. …”
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Participatory Budgeting in Chile and its Contribution to Social Inclusion por Noriega Soto, Andrés Iván, Aburto Olivera, Fabián, Montecinos, Egon

“…This paper proposes to compare the profile of participants and non-participants of Participatory Budgeting (PP by its Spanish acronym) in Chile with the objective to provide empirical evidence about whether if it constitutes as a mechanism that contributes to social inclusion, particularly to those groups that traditionally have been excluded from democratic spaces at a local level. …”
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Chile: mitos y realidades de una transición por Velasco, Juan Jacobo

“…En Chile las instituciones funcionan, existe una estructura relativamente transparente y complementaria entre los sectores privado y público que deriva en una economía sana y responsablemente manejada, la corrupción es mínima, y el Gobierno tiene un respaldo sólo comparable con el de los países del primer mundo. …”
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Affect and subjectivity of child welfare policy workers in Chile por Garcia-Meneses, Javiera, Enciso-Domínguez, Giazú

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The crisis of the señorial society and the status malaise of the elites in Chile por Martuccelli , Danilo

“…The objective is to propose an interpretation of the specificity of this crisis and of elite malaise in Chile today. To this end, an argument is presented based on the principles of interpretative historical sociology from Max Weber’s theory of stratification (the distinction between classes, status, and party) and the methodology of ideal types. …”
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Transparency and democratic controls in forestry policy in Chile, 2006-2016 por Guerra Ayala, Kiara Johanna

“…This research analyses the implementation of Chile’s forest policies between 2006 and 2016 through a causal mechanism that simulates reasoning capacity under conditions of uncertainty (Bayesian formalization) and increases the reliability of the collected evidence. …”
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Intermediate cities and automobile parks in Chile. Territorial sustainability in check? por Maturana, Francisco, Morales, Mauricio, Sepúlveda, Ulises, Maldonado, Johana

“…This article analyzes the evolution, between 2001 and 2019, of the motorized vehicle fleet in the communes of Chile in intermediate cities. Through the compilation and systematization of databases provided by official agencies and the use of statistical analysis, the explosive but heterogeneous increase of the vehicle fleet in the communes of such cities is made visible. …”
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Adjacent Context and Peacekeeping Operations in Argentina, Chile, and Venezuela: Strategic Alliances? por Lorenzini, María Elena

“…This article examines the relevance of the adjacent context and the vision and participation in peacekeeping operations in the external agendas of Argentina, Chile, and Venezuela during the first decade of the twenty-first century. …”
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Memory for the future against stubborn memories. Chile, 40 years later por del Alcàzar, Joan

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The Social Cartography of Chapiquiña: Revindicating Indigenous Territorial Rights in the Highlands of Arica, Chile por Leal Landeros, Joselin, Rodríguez Valdivia, Alan

“…This study employed methods of social cartography to map indigenous territorial knowledge in the indigenous community of Chapiquiña in northern Chile as a process of re-appropriation of ancestral territory. …”
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Care work and Covid-19: Changes in the daily mobility of women in Santiago, Chile por Zúñiga-Olave, Catalina Paz, Herrmann-Lunecke, Marie Geraldine

“…This article analyzes the impact of the pandemic on the daily mobility of women linked to their care work in the San Cristóbal neighborhood of Recoleta in Santiago, Chile. With this aim, online in-depth interviews and exploratory maps were conducted with women who perform care work, comparing their work and daily mobility before and during the pandemic. …”
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Implementation of the Open Data Barometer 2020: Challenges and opportunities in Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru por Moncayo Vives, Guido, Ortiz Chaves, Laura Tamia, Fiafilio Rodríguez, Isabel

“…The research analyzes the implementation and scope of the 2020 regional edition of the Latin American and the Caribbean Open Data Barometer, led by the Latin American Open Data Initiative (ILDA), in Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. It seeks to identify findings and generate recommendations for the Barometer regarding the formation of the regional team, the methodology, the data collection process, the role of international organizations, and the need for a global Barometer. …”
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The Construction of the Migration’s Field of Study in Chile: Notes of a Reflexive and Self-Critical Exercise por Stefoni, Carolina, Stang, Fernanda

“…Along with the growth of the international migration over the last 20 years in Chile, there has been a steady increase in scientific research and publications. …”
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Judges Beyond politics in democracy and dictatorship. Lessons from Chile by Lisa Hisa Hilbink por Benito, Ana Belén

“…Review of Judges Beyond politics in democracy and dictatorship. Lessons from Chile…”
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Inhabiting “no places”: Subjectivity and family abilities for confronting a socio-natural disaster in Chile por Rojas-Páez, Luisa, Sandoval-Díaz, José Sebastián

“…The following work analyzes the subjective dimension of vulnerability-ability of families that have been displaced by an earthquake in Chile. A qualitative design was selected, which included a theoretical sample, ten female heads of household and three institutional agents linked to the displacement and reconstruction of homes after the disaster. …”
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Between family and market: Poverty among women in a social welfare program in Chile por Calquin-Donoso, Claudia, Guerra-Arrau, Rodrigo

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Climate actions in the face of severe drought: The case of rural coastal communities in central Chile por Reyes-García , Pedro, Jofré , David

“…This research aims to understand and describe perceptions and actions of rural inhabitants challenged by severe drought and climate change affecting Chile’s central areas. It considers the cases of Santa Julia and Valle Alegre, two rural communities within the coastal city of Quintero. …”
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Post-disaster recovery processes in neoliberal biopolitics contexts: The cases of Chile (2010) and Brazil (2011) por Saavedra, Juan, Marchezini, Victor

“…The first case is the earthquake-tsunami which took place on February 27, 2010 in the center-south area of Chile and the second case is of the flooding and landslide on January 12, 2011 in the Serrana region in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. …”
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Economic groups, corporate networks and think tanks. The case of the Centro de Estudios Públicos in Chile por Morales-Martín, Juan Jesús, Videla-Rocha, Martín Alfonso, Ibacache-Monasterio, Roberto

“…This article examines the deployment of business power in Chile in a specific space such as the think tank Centro de Estudios Públicos (CEP). …”
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Transportation, Social Inequality and Spatial Capital: Comparative Analysis between Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile por Apaolaza, Ricardo, Blanco, Jorge, Lerena, Natalia, López-Morales, Ernesto, Lukas, Michael, Rivera, Maite

“…The study cases compare four neighborhoods from Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile, two peripherals and two pericentrals. The results show, considering the role of new infrastructure, a strong difference between residents from the peripheral cases and little difference in the pericentral cases, identifying, however, processes of a dispute over the ownership and use of urban space and the neighborhood, in all the cases.…”
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