Jorge Raúl Jorrat
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 126559 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jorge Raúl Jorrat |
| NOMBRES | Jorge Raúl |
| APELLIDO | Jorrat |
| FIRMA | JORRAT J R |
| AFILIACIONES | Universidad de Buenos Aires |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0551-1953 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1975 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
The role of education in intergenerational class mobility trends in Argentina
Trends in intergenerational class mobility and education in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay, over common birth cohorts
We compare intergenerational class mobility trends in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay, exploring the effects of education over birth cohorts. After presenting descriptive measures of absolute mobility, we use log-linear models to study relative mobility and the mediating role of education. Then, we examine trends in intergenerational class mobility linked to educational levels over cohorts. Finally, counterfactual simulations show the net effects o…
Historical evolution of intergenerational class mobility and educational effects in urban Argentina
Argentina Exceptionalism
The effects of education on social mobility are studied in Argentina, a country that has undergone unprecedented economic and political upheaval. Among the richest in the world at the beginning of the 20th century, it was ranked 60th by per capita GDP at the century’s end; a phenomenon known as “the Argentine Paradox”. The interrelationships between class origin, education, and class destination are all explored. Regarding educational inequalitie…
Sociologia Electoral E Historia Politica
Ha muerto el voto de clase? Las elecciones porteñas del siglo XX
Abstention in Argentine Presidential Elections, 1983-99
The profile of voters and nonvoters according to age, occupation, and education is described. The study is based on samples of around 30 male mesas from the city of Buenos Aires in four presidential elections—1983, 1989, 1995, and 1999—and 100 from each of two elections (1997 representatives and 1999 presidential) in the homonymous province. Data from official voter registers (padrones) are analyzed for those obligated to vote (18-69) and for tho…
Buenos Aires en tiempos del voto venal
Continuity and Change in Elections in the City of Buenos Aires, 1931-1954
In 1930 the first successful military coup in Argentina in the twentieth century interrupted the normal functioning of the political and electoral institutions consolidated by the Sáenz Peña Law of 1912. This statute required secret balloting by all Argentine men eighteen and older. The coup of 1930, followed by a failed attempt to achieve legitimatization at the ballot box in 1931, reversed the development of electoral politics in Argentina by r…
En la huella de los padres
Encuestas de opinión
Sobre Weber, Parsons y la lectura de porcentajes
Escala argentina de prestigio ocupacional
El esquema de desarrollo del trabajo es el siguiente: a) en un primer punto, se presenta una discusion teorica sucinta sobre diversas alternativas de construccion de escalas de prestigio ocupacional; b) en un segundo punto, se describe el enfoque adoptado en esta investigacion; c) en un tercer punto, se discuten problemas de validez y confiabilidad de la escala obtenida; d) finalmente, en un cuarto punto, se presentan los valores de escala para c…
Reflexiones sobre un balance de las interpretaciones del peronismo
Exploraciones sobre movilidad ocupacional intergeneracional masculina en el Gran Buenos Aires
Las elecciones de 1983
La consulta por el Beagle en la Capital Federal y La Matanza
El voto peronista en 1973
Occupation and Vote in Urban Argentina
In March 1973, for the first time since the military coup of 1966, a presidential election was held in Argentina. It also was the first time since 1955 that Peronist parties were allowed to present candidates in every province. The present note originated in an initiative by Darío Canton to collect occupational and electoral data from polling places in several Argentine cities. He had the cooperation of Beba Balvé and Lucía Osvaldo of the Centro …
Un intento de estimación de las celdas interiores de una tabla de contingencia basado en el análisis de regresión
Algunas notas sobre la correlación negativa entre voto al Frejuli y la clase obrera
Abstention in Argentine Presidential Elections, 1983-99
The profile of voters and nonvoters according to age, occupation, and education is described. The study is based on samples of around 30 male mesas from the city of Buenos Aires in four presidential elections—1983, 1989, 1995, and 1999—and 100 from each of two elections (1997 representatives and 1999 presidential) in the homonymous province. Data from official voter registers (padrones) are analyzed for those obligated to vote (18-69) and for tho…
Historical evolution of intergenerational class mobility and educational effects in urban Argentina
Escala argentina de prestigio ocupacional
El esquema de desarrollo del trabajo es el siguiente: a) en un primer punto, se presenta una discusion teorica sucinta sobre diversas alternativas de construccion de escalas de prestigio ocupacional; b) en un segundo punto, se describe el enfoque adoptado en esta investigacion; c) en un tercer punto, se discuten problemas de validez y confiabilidad de la escala obtenida; d) finalmente, en un cuarto punto, se presentan los valores de escala para c…
Exploraciones sobre movilidad ocupacional intergeneracional masculina en el Gran Buenos Aires
Occupation and Vote in Urban Argentina
In March 1973, for the first time since the military coup of 1966, a presidential election was held in Argentina. It also was the first time since 1955 that Peronist parties were allowed to present candidates in every province. The present note originated in an initiative by Darío Canton to collect occupational and electoral data from polling places in several Argentine cities. He had the cooperation of Beba Balvé and Lucía Osvaldo of the Centro …
Argentina Exceptionalism
The effects of education on social mobility are studied in Argentina, a country that has undergone unprecedented economic and political upheaval. Among the richest in the world at the beginning of the 20th century, it was ranked 60th by per capita GDP at the century’s end; a phenomenon known as “the Argentine Paradox”. The interrelationships between class origin, education, and class destination are all explored. Regarding educational inequalitie…
Buenos Aires en tiempos del voto venal
En la huella de los padres
Trends in intergenerational class mobility and education in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay, over common birth cohorts
We compare intergenerational class mobility trends in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay, exploring the effects of education over birth cohorts. After presenting descriptive measures of absolute mobility, we use log-linear models to study relative mobility and the mediating role of education. Then, we examine trends in intergenerational class mobility linked to educational levels over cohorts. Finally, counterfactual simulations show the net effects o…
Las elecciones de 1983
Un intento de estimación de las celdas interiores de una tabla de contingencia basado en el análisis de regresión
Algunas notas sobre la correlación negativa entre voto al Frejuli y la clase obrera
Algunas notas sobre la correlación negativa entre voto al Frejuli y la clase obrera
Un intento de estimación de las celdas interiores de una tabla de contingencia basado en el análisis de regresión
Occupation and Vote in Urban Argentina
In March 1973, for the first time since the military coup of 1966, a presidential election was held in Argentina. It also was the first time since 1955 that Peronist parties were allowed to present candidates in every province. The present note originated in an initiative by Darío Canton to collect occupational and electoral data from polling places in several Argentine cities. He had the cooperation of Beba Balvé and Lucía Osvaldo of the Centro …
El voto peronista en 1973
La consulta por el Beagle en la Capital Federal y La Matanza
Las elecciones de 1983
Exploraciones sobre movilidad ocupacional intergeneracional masculina en el Gran Buenos Aires
Reflexiones sobre un balance de las interpretaciones del peronismo
Escala argentina de prestigio ocupacional
El esquema de desarrollo del trabajo es el siguiente: a) en un primer punto, se presenta una discusion teorica sucinta sobre diversas alternativas de construccion de escalas de prestigio ocupacional; b) en un segundo punto, se describe el enfoque adoptado en esta investigacion; c) en un tercer punto, se discuten problemas de validez y confiabilidad de la escala obtenida; d) finalmente, en un cuarto punto, se presentan los valores de escala para c…
Sobre Weber, Parsons y la lectura de porcentajes
Encuestas de opinión
En la huella de los padres
Continuity and Change in Elections in the City of Buenos Aires, 1931-1954
In 1930 the first successful military coup in Argentina in the twentieth century interrupted the normal functioning of the political and electoral institutions consolidated by the Sáenz Peña Law of 1912. This statute required secret balloting by all Argentine men eighteen and older. The coup of 1930, followed by a failed attempt to achieve legitimatization at the ballot box in 1931, reversed the development of electoral politics in Argentina by r…
Buenos Aires en tiempos del voto venal
Ha muerto el voto de clase? Las elecciones porteñas del siglo XX
Abstention in Argentine Presidential Elections, 1983-99
The profile of voters and nonvoters according to age, occupation, and education is described. The study is based on samples of around 30 male mesas from the city of Buenos Aires in four presidential elections—1983, 1989, 1995, and 1999—and 100 from each of two elections (1997 representatives and 1999 presidential) in the homonymous province. Data from official voter registers (padrones) are analyzed for those obligated to vote (18-69) and for tho…
Sociologia Electoral E Historia Politica
Argentina Exceptionalism
The effects of education on social mobility are studied in Argentina, a country that has undergone unprecedented economic and political upheaval. Among the richest in the world at the beginning of the 20th century, it was ranked 60th by per capita GDP at the century’s end; a phenomenon known as “the Argentine Paradox”. The interrelationships between class origin, education, and class destination are all explored. Regarding educational inequalitie…
Historical evolution of intergenerational class mobility and educational effects in urban Argentina
Trends in intergenerational class mobility and education in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay, over common birth cohorts
We compare intergenerational class mobility trends in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay, exploring the effects of education over birth cohorts. After presenting descriptive measures of absolute mobility, we use log-linear models to study relative mobility and the mediating role of education. Then, we examine trends in intergenerational class mobility linked to educational levels over cohorts. Finally, counterfactual simulations show the net effects o…
The role of education in intergenerational class mobility trends in Argentina
Political science (13 obras) · Humanities (11 obras) · Art (6 obras) · Philosophy (5 obras) · Philosophy (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Argentine historical studies (4 obras) · Demographic economics (4 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras)