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Symbolic domination in the neoliberal city: Space, class, and residential Stigma

Otero, G., Méndez, ML., & Link, F. (2022). Symbolic domination in the neoliberal city: Space, class, and residential Stigma. Urban Geography, 43(4), 632–658.

Social outbreak and its association with insomnia and daytime sleepiness in Chile

Pizarro-Mena, R., Duran-Aguero, S., & Silva, A. (2022). Social outbreak and its association with insomnia and daytime sleepiness in Chile. Sleep Science, 15(1), 26–33

Social outbreak and its association with insomnia and daytime sleepiness in Chile

Pizarro-Mena, R., Duran-Aguero, S., & Silva, A. (2022). Social outbreak and its association with insomnia and daytime sleepiness in Chile. Sleep Science, 15(1), 26–33

Ideology, legitimation and collective action: Evidence from Chile on the mechanism of ideological inversion

Puga, I., & Moya, C. (2022). Ideology, legitimation and collective action: Evidence from Chile on the mechanism of ideological inversion. Social Forces (Online First).

Ideology, legitimation and collective action: Evidence from Chile on the mechanism of ideological inversion

Puga, I., & Moya, C. (2022). Ideology, legitimation and collective action: Evidence from Chile on the mechanism of ideological inversion. Social Forces (Online First).

Explaining the Chile–Uruguay Divergence in Democratic Inclusion: Left Parties and the Political Articulation Hypothesis.

Chouhy, G. (2022). Explaining the Chile–Uruguay Divergence in Democratic Inclusion: Left Parties and the Political Articulation Hypothesis. Social Science History, 46(2), 401-430.

Explicando la Divergencia Chile-Uruguay en Inclusión Democrática: Los partidos de izquierda y la hipótesis de la articulación política.

Chouhy, G. (2022). Explaining the Chile–Uruguay Divergence in Democratic Inclusion: Left Parties and the Political Articulation Hypothesis. Social Science History, 46(2), 401-430.

Ideological inversion and the (de)legitimation of neoliberalism in Chile

Puga, I. (2021). Ideological inversion and the (de)legitimation of neoliberalism in Chile. In L. Rivera & Y. Xochitl Bada (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of the Sociology of Latin America (pp. 213–230) London: Oxford University Press.

Ideological inversion and the (de)legitimation of neoliberalism in Chile

Puga, I. (2021). Ideological inversion and the (de)legitimation of neoliberalism in Chile. In L. Rivera & Y. Xochitl Bada (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of the Sociology of Latin America (pp. 213–230) London: Oxford University Press.

Open but segregated? Class divisions and the network structure of social capital in Chile

Otero, G., Volker, B., & Rozer, J. (2021). Open but segregated? Class divisions and the network structure of social capital in Chile. Social Forces, 100(2), 649–679.