Castellar Granados
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 801206 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Castellar Granados |
| NOMBRES | Castellar |
| APELLIDO | Granados |
| FIRMA | GRANADOS C |
| AFILIACIONES | Universidad de Salamanca |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1690-3645 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Eppur si Muove. Social Mobility, Inequality, and Political Trust in Latin America
Despite extensive scholarship on the impact of inequality on political trust, empirical evidence on the role of social mobility in shaping confidence in institutions remains scarce. This article contributes to the literature on political trust by analyzing how perceived social mobility influences trust in institutions across 18 Latin American countries using nine waves of the Latinobarometer survey (2004–2020). Our findings suggest that higher le…
Should I Stay or Should I Go? The Behavioural Consequences of Political Trust in Contexts of Inequality
This article examines the impact of political trust on citizen engagement, focusing on its interaction with economic inequality in Latin America. In a regional context of persistently low trust in democratic institutions and high inequality, we examine how these factors shape citizens’ strategies of engagement with the political system. Drawing on Hirschman's theory of exit, voice, and loyalty , we argue that the interplay between low trust and i…
Race, Inequality, and Political Trust in Latin America
During the last decades, political distrust has seemingly become a common trend across Latin American democracies, however, differences in the levels of confidence among groups have also been identified. This article considers the potential effects of ethno-racial structures and their interactions with other forms of socioeconomic inequalities on political trust. Building on data from four waves of the Latinobarometer project and contextual measu…
Who Trusts Russia? Members of Parliament (MPs') Support for Putin's Government and Multilateralism
This article examines the ambivalent stance of Latin American governments towards Russia's actions in Ukraine. Using Proyecto Élites Parlamentarias de la Universidad de Salamanca (PELA-USAL) data, it explores ideological self-placement, Putin's approval and alliance preferences among Latin American Members of Parliament, highlighting the influence of anti-imperialism and multilateralism on their international alignments and support for Russia
Institucionalización De La Política Contenciosa
El primer año de gobierno del presidente Guillermo Lasso en Ecuador se ha caracterizado por su debilidad estructural en medio de un clima marcado por la inestabilidad política, denuncias de corrupción y narcotráfico mientras la oposición y los actores sociales se han ido fortaleciendo. El enfrentamiento Ejecutivo-Legislativo y el bloqueo del sistema político han impedido a Lasso llevar a cabo políticas y reformas sustanciales. El objetivo del pre…
Son importantes los partidos? Análisis del caso uruguayo
Uruguay se ha diferenciado históricamente por su alta estabilidad democrática dentro de una región caracterizada por la volatilidad. El apego a las instituciones, su cultura política, la fortaleza de sus partidos, la integración política y social o el avance de sus reformas han situado a la democracia uruguaya como la más antigua y sólida de América Latina. ¿Qué circunstancias condicionan y favorecen la gobernabilidad en Uruguay? ¿Qué papel desem…
Race, Inequality, and Political Trust in Latin America
During the last decades, political distrust has seemingly become a common trend across Latin American democracies, however, differences in the levels of confidence among groups have also been identified. This article considers the potential effects of ethno-racial structures and their interactions with other forms of socioeconomic inequalities on political trust. Building on data from four waves of the Latinobarometer project and contextual measu…
Institucionalización De La Política Contenciosa
El primer año de gobierno del presidente Guillermo Lasso en Ecuador se ha caracterizado por su debilidad estructural en medio de un clima marcado por la inestabilidad política, denuncias de corrupción y narcotráfico mientras la oposición y los actores sociales se han ido fortaleciendo. El enfrentamiento Ejecutivo-Legislativo y el bloqueo del sistema político han impedido a Lasso llevar a cabo políticas y reformas sustanciales. El objetivo del pre…
Son importantes los partidos? Análisis del caso uruguayo
Uruguay se ha diferenciado históricamente por su alta estabilidad democrática dentro de una región caracterizada por la volatilidad. El apego a las instituciones, su cultura política, la fortaleza de sus partidos, la integración política y social o el avance de sus reformas han situado a la democracia uruguaya como la más antigua y sólida de América Latina. ¿Qué circunstancias condicionan y favorecen la gobernabilidad en Uruguay? ¿Qué papel desem…
Institucionalización De La Política Contenciosa
El primer año de gobierno del presidente Guillermo Lasso en Ecuador se ha caracterizado por su debilidad estructural en medio de un clima marcado por la inestabilidad política, denuncias de corrupción y narcotráfico mientras la oposición y los actores sociales se han ido fortaleciendo. El enfrentamiento Ejecutivo-Legislativo y el bloqueo del sistema político han impedido a Lasso llevar a cabo políticas y reformas sustanciales. El objetivo del pre…
Who Trusts Russia? Members of Parliament (MPs') Support for Putin's Government and Multilateralism
This article examines the ambivalent stance of Latin American governments towards Russia's actions in Ukraine. Using Proyecto Élites Parlamentarias de la Universidad de Salamanca (PELA-USAL) data, it explores ideological self-placement, Putin's approval and alliance preferences among Latin American Members of Parliament, highlighting the influence of anti-imperialism and multilateralism on their international alignments and support for Russia
Eppur si Muove. Social Mobility, Inequality, and Political Trust in Latin America
Despite extensive scholarship on the impact of inequality on political trust, empirical evidence on the role of social mobility in shaping confidence in institutions remains scarce. This article contributes to the literature on political trust by analyzing how perceived social mobility influences trust in institutions across 18 Latin American countries using nine waves of the Latinobarometer survey (2004–2020). Our findings suggest that higher le…
Should I Stay or Should I Go? The Behavioural Consequences of Political Trust in Contexts of Inequality
This article examines the impact of political trust on citizen engagement, focusing on its interaction with economic inequality in Latin America. In a regional context of persistently low trust in democratic institutions and high inequality, we examine how these factors shape citizens’ strategies of engagement with the political system. Drawing on Hirschman's theory of exit, voice, and loyalty , we argue that the interplay between low trust and i…
Race, Inequality, and Political Trust in Latin America
During the last decades, political distrust has seemingly become a common trend across Latin American democracies, however, differences in the levels of confidence among groups have also been identified. This article considers the potential effects of ethno-racial structures and their interactions with other forms of socioeconomic inequalities on political trust. Building on data from four waves of the Latinobarometer project and contextual measu…
Political science (5 obras) · Latin Americans (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Inequality (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Social Capital and Networks (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Development economics (2 obras) · Economics (2 obras) · Humanities (2 obras)