Class identity is a key mechanism in the explanation of class-based collective action. For decades, this was particularly relevant in Latin America, where objective class inequality was persistent and there was a long ...

The dynamics of peripheral capitalism in Latin America implies that a relevant proportion of the working class is employed or self-employed under informal employment arrangements. The neoliberal transformations of the 1990s ...

In this chapter, we seek to integrate historical and contextual perspectives with socio-psychological theories to better understand the development of social identities and conflicts in Chile. Specifically, we analyse ...

The study examines the role of children as producers, distributors, and consumers in the digital realm. Additionally, it also explores class and gender identities they create and perform in this modality. We focus on young ...

The adoption of veganism implies a change in food practices. This study investigates how low-budget people lead a vegan lifestyle. Using Bourdieu's habitus and food sociology concepts, we analyze 884 posts on a Chilean ...

This work is an ethnography study about media consumption by family agriculture of Santa Maria/RS, participants in the Project Esperança/Cooesperança and who are organized through the social movement of the Solidary ...

This article examines how symbolic representations of social-spatial differences help to maintain social stratification within Santiago de Chile. Several focus group discussions illuminated the approaches and resources ...