Isabel Castillo C.
@isacastillocar.bsky.social
Haciéndome preguntas sobre democracia, género, religión y sus intersecciones en Gobierno UChile y COES | PhD @polisciatnu.bsky.social
Felicitaciones a ambas!!
March 13, 2025 at 1:30 PM
Felicitaciones a ambas!!
We hope this article contributes to a yet understudied phenomenon. And that it will be the first of many collaborations with
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Evangelicals and Support for the (Far)Right in Chile’s Rural South
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December 13, 2024 at 6:09 PM
We hope this article contributes to a yet understudied phenomenon. And that it will be the first of many collaborations with
@rodrigomedels.bsky.social
You can read the full paper here: link.springer.com/epdf/10.1007...
@rodrigomedels.bsky.social
You can read the full paper here: link.springer.com/epdf/10.1007...
Second, rural evangelicals churches show internal homogeneity. Preference formation comes from the small and familial character of churches, the role of pastors (strong bonding social capital) and weak relationships to other types of social and pol actors (weak bridging capital)
December 13, 2024 at 6:09 PM
Second, rural evangelicals churches show internal homogeneity. Preference formation comes from the small and familial character of churches, the role of pastors (strong bonding social capital) and weak relationships to other types of social and pol actors (weak bridging capital)
In other words, evangelicals' electoral preferences do not stem from a strong ideological or partisan attachment to the radical right (they do not see themselves as right wing). As such, this vote could potentially turn to a different party in the future
December 13, 2024 at 6:09 PM
In other words, evangelicals' electoral preferences do not stem from a strong ideological or partisan attachment to the radical right (they do not see themselves as right wing). As such, this vote could potentially turn to a different party in the future
First, in terms of motivations, evangelicals support the PR as they are perceive its members as defendors of values (understood mostly as defense of the traditional family), and given their apoliticism and anti-establishment attitudes that match the PR's populist traits
December 13, 2024 at 6:09 PM
First, in terms of motivations, evangelicals support the PR as they are perceive its members as defendors of values (understood mostly as defense of the traditional family), and given their apoliticism and anti-establishment attitudes that match the PR's populist traits
In a recently published paper,
@rodrigomedels.bsky.social and I ask what explains this relationship. Using qualitative data collected in Nueva Imperial, a typical case in the relationship between evangelical population, vote for PR and rurality, our explanation has two elements
@rodrigomedels.bsky.social and I ask what explains this relationship. Using qualitative data collected in Nueva Imperial, a typical case in the relationship between evangelical population, vote for PR and rurality, our explanation has two elements
December 13, 2024 at 6:09 PM
In a recently published paper,
@rodrigomedels.bsky.social and I ask what explains this relationship. Using qualitative data collected in Nueva Imperial, a typical case in the relationship between evangelical population, vote for PR and rurality, our explanation has two elements
@rodrigomedels.bsky.social and I ask what explains this relationship. Using qualitative data collected in Nueva Imperial, a typical case in the relationship between evangelical population, vote for PR and rurality, our explanation has two elements