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Call for Papers "Disconfigured Democracy: cases from Latin America and Europe" (Number 2, December 2024)

Vol. 61 No. 2 (2023): Migration and Politics
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ISSN: 0719-5338

Vol. 61 No. 2 (2023)

Open Access

Peer reviewed

On this occasion, we present the number dedicated to 'Migration and Politics,' co-edited with Dr. Ernesto Castañeda, Director of the Center for Latin American and Latino Studies and founding Director of The Immigration Lab at American University.

Dossier
Political-electoral participation of migrants living in Buenos Aires and Mendoza, Argentina
Joanna Sander ...
10.5354/0719-5338.2023.72066
Dec 2023
This paper studies the political-electoral participation of migrants residing in the provinces of...
Dossier
Stretching national citizenship: DACA and the struggles of undocumented migrants in the United States
Andréia Fressatti Cardoso ...
10.5354/0719-5338.2023.72089
Dec 2023
By positioning the subjects of the political action in the center of the Deferred Action for Chil...
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Immigration" in the agenda's parties in Chile. Analysis of party competition (1989-2017)
Itzel Cruz
10.5354/0719-5338.2023.72099
Dec 2023
"Immigration" has been positioned as a relevant issue in the political agendas of several countr...
Dossier
Study of the factors conducive to the political participation of immigrants with voting rights. Case of Venezuelan residents in...
Lucibel Contreras
10.5354/0719-5338.2023.71962
Dec 2023
This article identifies the factors that propitiate the active role of Venezuelan residents with...
Dossier
The politicization of the Venezuelan diaspora in Spain and its influence on EU-Venezuela relations
Alberto Maresca
10.5354/0719-5338.2023.72048
Dec 2023
This article analyzes how the difficult relations between the European Union and Venezuela are af...
Dossier
Women on the Andean border of Chile, Bolivia and Peru
Carolina Stefoni ...
10.5354/0719-5338.2023.72283
Dec 2023
The aim of this article is to analyse the cross-border mobility of women living on the Andean bor...
Artículos
Different chambers, different effect? The effect of campaign spending in the Chamber of deputies and the Senate of Chile (2005-...
Hugo Patricio Jofré Rodríguez
10.5354/0719-5338.2023.70549
Dec 2023
Campaign spending is one of the key elements for the different candidates competing for a legisl...
Artículos
Social realist proposals for the modernization of the Latin American state
Benjamín Infante
10.5354/0719-5338.2023.72352
Dec 2023
This article analyses the challenges of modernising the Latin American state from the perspective...
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Human Security and its global transformation
Vicente Torrijos ...
10.5354/0719-5338.2023.71023
Dec 2023
This article presents a comprehensive review of the human security phenomenon and its recent anal...

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Política. Revista de Ciencia Política is a bi-annual publication (July and December) of the Faculty of Government of the University of Chile. Its objective is to communicate the main currents of political science and contribute to the consolidation of this discipline in Chile. Unpublished works, preferably research results, are published in all the sub-areas of political science, with special interest in national and regional politics, as well as methodological and theoretical aspects of political science.

The editorial committee receives papers in Spanish and English, which must be submitted exclusively to the journal. All works will be reviewed using the double-blind system. In the review process, factors considered include the contribution of the work to political science, the relevance and interest of the topics analyzed in the article, the quality of the work and its contribution to the scientific community in general.

The journal does NOT charge any fee for editing, layout and publication of the contributions it receives.

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Editorial Team

EDITORIAL TEAM

 

At the beginning of 2022, the journal renewed its Editorial Board, taking into account the different areas of political science, geographic diversity and gender parity.

Editorial Board

  • Dra. Maria Esperanza Casullo, Universidad Nacional de Río Negro (Argentina)
  • Dra. Mariana Llanos, GIGA Institute of Latin American Studies (Alemania)
  • Dra. Merike Blofield, GIGA Institute of Latin American Studies (Alemania)
  • Dra. Yanina Welp, Graduate Institute (Suiza)
  • Dra. María Victoria Murillo, Columbia University (Estados Unidos)
  • Dr. Leslie Wehner, University of Bath (Inglaterra)
  • Dr. Rafael Piñeiro, Universidad Católica de Uruguay (Uruguay)
  • Dr. German Bidegain, Universidad de la República (Uruguay)
  • Dr. Angelo Rivero-Santos, Georgetown University (Estados Unidos)
  • Dr. Rafael Martinez, Universidad de Barcelona (España)
  • Dra. Wendy Hunter, University of Texas at Austin (Estados Unidos)
  • Dra. Leticia Ruiz, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (España)
  • Dr. Facundo Cruz, Universidad de Buenos Aires (Argentina) 
  • Dr. Alfredo Joignant, Universidad Diego Portales (Chile)
  • Dra. Umut Aydin, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (Chile)
  • Dra. Pamela Figueroa, Universidad de Santiago (Chile)
  • Dr. Alejandro Olivares, Universidad Mayor (Chile)
  • Dra. Joy Langston, Colegio de México (México)
  • Dr. Zachary Elkins, University of Texas at Austin (Estados Unidos)
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National Editorial Board (until 2021)
Felipe Agüero, INAP, Universidad de Chile
Juan Carlos Arellano, Universidad Católica de Temuco
Jaime Baeza, INAP, Universidad de Chile
Emanuelle Barozet, FACSO, Universidad de Chile
Mireya Dávila, INAP, Universidad de Chile
María Cristina Escudero, INAP, Universidad de Chile
Jaime Fierro, INAP, Universidad de Chile
Claudio Fuentes, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile
Claudia Heiss, INAP, Universidad de Chile
Carlos Huneeus, Facultad de Derecho, Universidad de Chile
Alfredo Joignant, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile
Miguel Ángel López, Instituto de Estudios Internacionales, Universidad de Chile
Antoine Maillet, INAP Universidad de Chile
Sergio Micco, INAP, Universidad de Chile
Patricio Navia, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile
Lorena Oyarzún, INAP, Universidad de Chile
Sergio Toro, Universidad de Concepción

International Advisory Board (until 2021)
Eduardo Alemán, Universidad de Houston, EE.UU.
Manuel Alcántara, Universidad de Salamanca, España
Ronald Aminzade, University of Minnesota, EE.UU.
Esther del Campo, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, España
Roberto Espíndola, Bradford University, Reino Unido
Michel Offerlé, Université de Paris I, Francia
Philip Oxhorn, McGill University, Montreal, Canadá
Alejandro Olivares L. FLACSO, Ecuador
Dieter Nohlen, Universidad de Heidelberg, Alemania
Peter Siavelis, Wake Forest University, EE.UU.
J. Samuel Valenzuela, University of Notre Dame, EE.UU.
Greg Weeks, University of North Carolina, EE.UU.

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