Carolina Ramírez
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 85637 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Carolina Ramírez |
| NOMBRES | Carolina |
| APELLIDO | Ramírez |
| FIRMA | RAMÍREZ C |
| AFILIACIONES | Universidad Católica Silva Henríquez |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5586-8961 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 47 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Embodied geometry across technological ecologies
Introduction The technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and immersive virtual reality (VR) are increasingly entering mathematics classrooms, yet their pedagogical role remains largely confined to enhancing visualization and feedback. This study addresses this limitation by reconceptualizing technology integration through an ecological–embodied perspective, examining how different technological ecologies reorganize the perception–action…
Street vending as a social infrastructure
This article reconceptualises street vending as a sociomaterial infrastructure that mediates migrants’ urban incorporation under conditions of structural exclusion. Drawing on 20 months of ethnographic fieldwork in Santa Isabel, a centrally located neighbourhood in Santiago de Chile shaped by vertical densification and limited public space, we show how street vending operates as a platform through which migrants access income, information, housin…
Images and voices of territorial activism
Purpose Photovoice has been used to analyze territory, emotions and certain forms of political engagement. However, its potential to study how territorial activists perceive and experience their spatial context and their collective action remains largely unexplored. This article delves into the application of photovoice to research the experiences of territorial activists and draws lessons that enrich its use. Design/methodology/approach Four pho…
The moral economy of citizenship
Migration rates have dramatically increased in Chile over the past decade, which has led to a process of diversification in different neighborhoods of Santiago. Migrants are often subjected to practices of residential discrimination, forcing them to access housing in precarious, inner-city tenements in areas with rising rates of crime and violence. Drawing on participant observation conducted in Barrio Yungay in Santiago and 24 semi-structured in…
Negociaciones entre hermanas y hermanos para los cuidados transnacionales de madres y padres no migrantes en Perú
A partir de 14 entrevistas a profundidad con personas migrantes peruanas residentes en Suiza, el artículo analiza los arreglos familiares entre las y los hermanos migrantes y no migrantes en favor de sus madres y padres radicados en Perú. Los hallazgos subrayan que la toma de decisiones está marcada por relaciones de poder, donde el género y los recursos económicos desempeñan un rol decisivo. Así mismo, las negociaciones entre hermanas y hermanos…
Reconciling emotional caregiving and self-fulfilment
This article explores filial transnational caregiving from a subjective and emotional perspective. It analyses the relationship between pursuit of personal fulfilment and concern for parental well-being among Peruvian migrants in Switzerland whose parents remain in Peru. Based on in-depth interviews, we analyse the importance assigned to personal goals, the resignification of filial obligations, and how migrants reconcile the desire to be a 'good…
We can't demand anything
Migrant populations globally are often subjected to explicit forms of housing discrimination based on their race, nationality, migration status, and social class. In Chile, due to the dramatic increase in rent prices and a worsening housing crisis, migrants have turned to autoconstructing their own houses in campamentos (squatter settlements) in recent years. Drawing on 13 months of ethnographic fieldwork, we show that the campamentos autoconstru…
Representaciones de la migración durante la crisis sociosanitaria
El presente manuscrito analiza las representaciones de la migración en medios de noticias digitales, durante los primeros seis meses de la pandemia del COVID-19 en Chile. En total, se analizaron 311 noticias provenientes de tres portales digitales, con diferentes líneas editoriales y que se encontraban entre los más consultados en Chile: El Mostrador, Cooperativa y EMOL. Se realizó un estudio mixto (cuantitativo y cualitativo), mediante un anális…
Cuidados y familias transnacionales. Miradas desde adultos mayores, madres y padres de emigrantes peruanos
El artículo explora la organización de los cuidados transnacionales proporcionados a personas mayores en cuyos casos uno de sus hijos radica en el extranjero. A partir de entrevistas realizadas principalmente con madres mayores, se analizan la articulación entre los cuidados recibidos a nivel local y a distancia, las prácticas que brindan para cuidar a familiares, y sus actividades de autocuidado para mantenerse en una vejez «independiente». Los …
Using Photovoice to Explore Migrant Women's Sociospatial Engagement in Diverse Local Urban Areas of Santiago, Chile
Framed in a project on conviviality and migration-led diversity in Santiago, Chile, this article presents visual narratives of neighborhood participation. Accounts of migrants’ public lives have turned to underlining mundane forms of conviviality and place-making. This visual essay shows how such dynamics can comprise a fertile terrain for public engagement in contexts of “crisis.” The account is based on a photovoice exercise developed by three …
Spatial variation of cardiovascular mortality in Cali, Colombia, between 2010 and 2017
Of 22 districts in Cali, the highest risk of CVD mortality was found in three at the lowest and one in the upper socio-economic strata between 2013 and 2017. Over the period a global spatial aggregation was identified due mainly to districts peripherical located suggesting that there could be contextual conditions influencing the risk. Therefore, there is a need for considering local conditions to prevent CVD mortality
Cuidados vecinales y articulaciones socioespaciales en zonas urbanas diversas
Este artículo examina dinámicas de convivencia y cuidado desplegadas en zonas urbanas diversas en contextos de crisis. A partir de un estudio etnográfico que incluyó técnicas de observación, entrevistas y fotovoz, y enfatizando las experiencias de mujeres migrantes residentes del Gran Yungay (Santiago, Chile), se identificaron dinámicas de solidaridad, ayuda mutua y contención desplegadas durante la crisis sanitaria del COVID-19. Con la noción de…
Cuidados transnacionales y vejez. Aproximaciones teóricas y debates pendientes
El presente artículo tiene como objetivo revisar la literatura vinculada a los estudios sobre cuidados transnacionales, específicamente a la población adulta que queda en el país de origen cuando los hijos emigran. Para esto, se ha realizado una búsqueda, revisión y sistematización de la literatura internacional (libros y artículos) y de revistas de estudios migratorios, de género y familia. Planteamos que en esta discusión convergen dos ejes ana…
Contested and interdependent appropriation of space in a multicultural commercial neighbourhood of Santiago, Chile
This article examines experiences of making, inhabiting and appropriating space, in relation to the transformations of the political economy in an increasingly multicultural urban setting. Through processes of social production and construction of space, it explores the material, societal and symbolic processes at play. The entry points are memories, images, uses and material connection to Patronato neighbourhood (Santiago, Chile) by people of Ko…
The Politics of Identity, Ethnography and the Link between Academia and Society
In this conversation, Claire Alexander discusses the overlap between her social research and biographical trajectories, showing us how shifts in academic work are linked to broader transformations, in this case, linked to the politics of identity, ethnicity, and race in the United Kingdom. Alexander also tells us about the meaning and value of ethnographic work, including her experience of “revisiting” places and maintaining links with her resear…
Formación interdisciplinaria, colaboración y mirada comparada en el estudio de la convivencia y el multiculturalismo cotidiano
En la última década los estudios acerca de la convivencia y la multiculturalidad cotidiana han cobrado renovada importancia en los estudios étnicos, migratorios y urbanos. Esta entrevista recoge las voces de la investigadora australiana Amanda Wise, y su par singapurense Selvaraj Velayutham, quienes en solitario y en colaboración han generado notables aportes para el estudio de la experiencia de vivir juntos a través de la diferencia cultural en …
Making community under shared conditions of insecurity
Multicultural commercial neighbourhoods are key spaces where individuals learn to relate to cultural difference in increasingly diverse cities worldwide. Host countries’ pre-existing social dynamics and environmental conditions mutually shape everyday interactions between people from different ethnonational backgrounds within specific spaces. This article examines two kinds of community-making practices consisting of both intra-ethnic and inter-e…
Negotiating precarious labour relations
Precarious labour research has highlighted the multidimensional factors shaping migrants' vulnerability to labour exploitation. This article takes a different approach by attending to the possible reciprocity in labour relations- despite unequal power dynamics- particularly when workplaces are small and involve daily interactions between migrant workers and migrant employers. Methodology is based on observations in Chinese-run retail shops and re…
Automatic Recognition of Square Notation Symbols in Western Plainchant Manuscripts
While the Optical Music Recognition (OMR) of printed and handwritten music scores in modern standard notation has been broadly studied, this is not the case for early music manuscripts. This is mainly due to the high variability in the sources introduced by their severe physical degradation, the lack of notation standards and, in the case of the scanned versions, by non-homogenous image-acquisition protocols. The volume of early musical manuscrip…
It's not how it was
The increasingly diverse character of London's multicultural landscape has shaped how migrants interact with(in) the different spaces of the city. This process entails both settled and incoming migrants' participation in place-making; a mutual imbrication that might promote the long-settled migrants' evocation of a lost terrain. This article unpacks that process by looking at the Latin American social football scene of South London, specifically …
"The 503 Days Of "El Piquete De Londres
This article looks at the picket lines formed during the detention of Pinochet in London in October 1998. El piquete de Londres (“the picket of London”) involved the rerouting of a worldwide dispersed group of members of the Chilean diaspora to London, the recreation of a repertoire that combined contention and commemoration, politics and emotions, as well as local and international domains. Reflecting on those processes, the article argues that …
Ecomemoria's Diasporic Space of Commemoration
Ecomemoria comprises an intergenerational group of Chilean exiles living in the UK and in Chile who aim to keep alive the memory of and claim justice for those who were disappeared (desaparecidos) and killed (ejecutados políticos) during Pinochet's dictatorship (1973-1990). This piece draws on the authors' recent participation in a specific tree-planting ceremony performed by this group in Wales. By looking at the relocation of bodies, and the en…
Negotiating precarious labour relations
Precarious labour research has highlighted the multidimensional factors shaping migrants' vulnerability to labour exploitation. This article takes a different approach by attending to the possible reciprocity in labour relations- despite unequal power dynamics- particularly when workplaces are small and involve daily interactions between migrant workers and migrant employers. Methodology is based on observations in Chinese-run retail shops and re…
Making community under shared conditions of insecurity
Multicultural commercial neighbourhoods are key spaces where individuals learn to relate to cultural difference in increasingly diverse cities worldwide. Host countries’ pre-existing social dynamics and environmental conditions mutually shape everyday interactions between people from different ethnonational backgrounds within specific spaces. This article examines two kinds of community-making practices consisting of both intra-ethnic and inter-e…
It's not how it was
The increasingly diverse character of London's multicultural landscape has shaped how migrants interact with(in) the different spaces of the city. This process entails both settled and incoming migrants' participation in place-making; a mutual imbrication that might promote the long-settled migrants' evocation of a lost terrain. This article unpacks that process by looking at the Latin American social football scene of South London, specifically …
Ecomemoria's Diasporic Space of Commemoration
Ecomemoria comprises an intergenerational group of Chilean exiles living in the UK and in Chile who aim to keep alive the memory of and claim justice for those who were disappeared (desaparecidos) and killed (ejecutados políticos) during Pinochet's dictatorship (1973-1990). This piece draws on the authors' recent participation in a specific tree-planting ceremony performed by this group in Wales. By looking at the relocation of bodies, and the en…
"The 503 Days Of "El Piquete De Londres
This article looks at the picket lines formed during the detention of Pinochet in London in October 1998. El piquete de Londres (“the picket of London”) involved the rerouting of a worldwide dispersed group of members of the Chilean diaspora to London, the recreation of a repertoire that combined contention and commemoration, politics and emotions, as well as local and international domains. Reflecting on those processes, the article argues that …
Reconciling emotional caregiving and self-fulfilment
This article explores filial transnational caregiving from a subjective and emotional perspective. It analyses the relationship between pursuit of personal fulfilment and concern for parental well-being among Peruvian migrants in Switzerland whose parents remain in Peru. Based on in-depth interviews, we analyse the importance assigned to personal goals, the resignification of filial obligations, and how migrants reconcile the desire to be a 'good…
Cuidados transnacionales y vejez. Aproximaciones teóricas y debates pendientes
El presente artículo tiene como objetivo revisar la literatura vinculada a los estudios sobre cuidados transnacionales, específicamente a la población adulta que queda en el país de origen cuando los hijos emigran. Para esto, se ha realizado una búsqueda, revisión y sistematización de la literatura internacional (libros y artículos) y de revistas de estudios migratorios, de género y familia. Planteamos que en esta discusión convergen dos ejes ana…
The moral economy of citizenship
Migration rates have dramatically increased in Chile over the past decade, which has led to a process of diversification in different neighborhoods of Santiago. Migrants are often subjected to practices of residential discrimination, forcing them to access housing in precarious, inner-city tenements in areas with rising rates of crime and violence. Drawing on participant observation conducted in Barrio Yungay in Santiago and 24 semi-structured in…
We can't demand anything
Migrant populations globally are often subjected to explicit forms of housing discrimination based on their race, nationality, migration status, and social class. In Chile, due to the dramatic increase in rent prices and a worsening housing crisis, migrants have turned to autoconstructing their own houses in campamentos (squatter settlements) in recent years. Drawing on 13 months of ethnographic fieldwork, we show that the campamentos autoconstru…
Cuidados vecinales y articulaciones socioespaciales en zonas urbanas diversas
Este artículo examina dinámicas de convivencia y cuidado desplegadas en zonas urbanas diversas en contextos de crisis. A partir de un estudio etnográfico que incluyó técnicas de observación, entrevistas y fotovoz, y enfatizando las experiencias de mujeres migrantes residentes del Gran Yungay (Santiago, Chile), se identificaron dinámicas de solidaridad, ayuda mutua y contención desplegadas durante la crisis sanitaria del COVID-19. Con la noción de…
"The 503 Days Of "El Piquete De Londres
This article looks at the picket lines formed during the detention of Pinochet in London in October 1998. El piquete de Londres (“the picket of London”) involved the rerouting of a worldwide dispersed group of members of the Chilean diaspora to London, the recreation of a repertoire that combined contention and commemoration, politics and emotions, as well as local and international domains. Reflecting on those processes, the article argues that …
Ecomemoria's Diasporic Space of Commemoration
Ecomemoria comprises an intergenerational group of Chilean exiles living in the UK and in Chile who aim to keep alive the memory of and claim justice for those who were disappeared (desaparecidos) and killed (ejecutados políticos) during Pinochet's dictatorship (1973-1990). This piece draws on the authors' recent participation in a specific tree-planting ceremony performed by this group in Wales. By looking at the relocation of bodies, and the en…
Automatic Recognition of Square Notation Symbols in Western Plainchant Manuscripts
While the Optical Music Recognition (OMR) of printed and handwritten music scores in modern standard notation has been broadly studied, this is not the case for early music manuscripts. This is mainly due to the high variability in the sources introduced by their severe physical degradation, the lack of notation standards and, in the case of the scanned versions, by non-homogenous image-acquisition protocols. The volume of early musical manuscrip…
It's not how it was
The increasingly diverse character of London's multicultural landscape has shaped how migrants interact with(in) the different spaces of the city. This process entails both settled and incoming migrants' participation in place-making; a mutual imbrication that might promote the long-settled migrants' evocation of a lost terrain. This article unpacks that process by looking at the Latin American social football scene of South London, specifically …
Negotiating precarious labour relations
Precarious labour research has highlighted the multidimensional factors shaping migrants' vulnerability to labour exploitation. This article takes a different approach by attending to the possible reciprocity in labour relations- despite unequal power dynamics- particularly when workplaces are small and involve daily interactions between migrant workers and migrant employers. Methodology is based on observations in Chinese-run retail shops and re…
Formación interdisciplinaria, colaboración y mirada comparada en el estudio de la convivencia y el multiculturalismo cotidiano
En la última década los estudios acerca de la convivencia y la multiculturalidad cotidiana han cobrado renovada importancia en los estudios étnicos, migratorios y urbanos. Esta entrevista recoge las voces de la investigadora australiana Amanda Wise, y su par singapurense Selvaraj Velayutham, quienes en solitario y en colaboración han generado notables aportes para el estudio de la experiencia de vivir juntos a través de la diferencia cultural en …
Making community under shared conditions of insecurity
Multicultural commercial neighbourhoods are key spaces where individuals learn to relate to cultural difference in increasingly diverse cities worldwide. Host countries’ pre-existing social dynamics and environmental conditions mutually shape everyday interactions between people from different ethnonational backgrounds within specific spaces. This article examines two kinds of community-making practices consisting of both intra-ethnic and inter-e…
Contested and interdependent appropriation of space in a multicultural commercial neighbourhood of Santiago, Chile
This article examines experiences of making, inhabiting and appropriating space, in relation to the transformations of the political economy in an increasingly multicultural urban setting. Through processes of social production and construction of space, it explores the material, societal and symbolic processes at play. The entry points are memories, images, uses and material connection to Patronato neighbourhood (Santiago, Chile) by people of Ko…
The Politics of Identity, Ethnography and the Link between Academia and Society
In this conversation, Claire Alexander discusses the overlap between her social research and biographical trajectories, showing us how shifts in academic work are linked to broader transformations, in this case, linked to the politics of identity, ethnicity, and race in the United Kingdom. Alexander also tells us about the meaning and value of ethnographic work, including her experience of “revisiting” places and maintaining links with her resear…
Cuidados transnacionales y vejez. Aproximaciones teóricas y debates pendientes
El presente artículo tiene como objetivo revisar la literatura vinculada a los estudios sobre cuidados transnacionales, específicamente a la población adulta que queda en el país de origen cuando los hijos emigran. Para esto, se ha realizado una búsqueda, revisión y sistematización de la literatura internacional (libros y artículos) y de revistas de estudios migratorios, de género y familia. Planteamos que en esta discusión convergen dos ejes ana…
Representaciones de la migración durante la crisis sociosanitaria
El presente manuscrito analiza las representaciones de la migración en medios de noticias digitales, durante los primeros seis meses de la pandemia del COVID-19 en Chile. En total, se analizaron 311 noticias provenientes de tres portales digitales, con diferentes líneas editoriales y que se encontraban entre los más consultados en Chile: El Mostrador, Cooperativa y EMOL. Se realizó un estudio mixto (cuantitativo y cualitativo), mediante un anális…
Cuidados y familias transnacionales. Miradas desde adultos mayores, madres y padres de emigrantes peruanos
El artículo explora la organización de los cuidados transnacionales proporcionados a personas mayores en cuyos casos uno de sus hijos radica en el extranjero. A partir de entrevistas realizadas principalmente con madres mayores, se analizan la articulación entre los cuidados recibidos a nivel local y a distancia, las prácticas que brindan para cuidar a familiares, y sus actividades de autocuidado para mantenerse en una vejez «independiente». Los …
Using Photovoice to Explore Migrant Women's Sociospatial Engagement in Diverse Local Urban Areas of Santiago, Chile
Framed in a project on conviviality and migration-led diversity in Santiago, Chile, this article presents visual narratives of neighborhood participation. Accounts of migrants’ public lives have turned to underlining mundane forms of conviviality and place-making. This visual essay shows how such dynamics can comprise a fertile terrain for public engagement in contexts of “crisis.” The account is based on a photovoice exercise developed by three …
Spatial variation of cardiovascular mortality in Cali, Colombia, between 2010 and 2017
Of 22 districts in Cali, the highest risk of CVD mortality was found in three at the lowest and one in the upper socio-economic strata between 2013 and 2017. Over the period a global spatial aggregation was identified due mainly to districts peripherical located suggesting that there could be contextual conditions influencing the risk. Therefore, there is a need for considering local conditions to prevent CVD mortality
Cuidados vecinales y articulaciones socioespaciales en zonas urbanas diversas
Este artículo examina dinámicas de convivencia y cuidado desplegadas en zonas urbanas diversas en contextos de crisis. A partir de un estudio etnográfico que incluyó técnicas de observación, entrevistas y fotovoz, y enfatizando las experiencias de mujeres migrantes residentes del Gran Yungay (Santiago, Chile), se identificaron dinámicas de solidaridad, ayuda mutua y contención desplegadas durante la crisis sanitaria del COVID-19. Con la noción de…
Negociaciones entre hermanas y hermanos para los cuidados transnacionales de madres y padres no migrantes en Perú
A partir de 14 entrevistas a profundidad con personas migrantes peruanas residentes en Suiza, el artículo analiza los arreglos familiares entre las y los hermanos migrantes y no migrantes en favor de sus madres y padres radicados en Perú. Los hallazgos subrayan que la toma de decisiones está marcada por relaciones de poder, donde el género y los recursos económicos desempeñan un rol decisivo. Así mismo, las negociaciones entre hermanas y hermanos…
Reconciling emotional caregiving and self-fulfilment
This article explores filial transnational caregiving from a subjective and emotional perspective. It analyses the relationship between pursuit of personal fulfilment and concern for parental well-being among Peruvian migrants in Switzerland whose parents remain in Peru. Based on in-depth interviews, we analyse the importance assigned to personal goals, the resignification of filial obligations, and how migrants reconcile the desire to be a 'good…
We can't demand anything
Migrant populations globally are often subjected to explicit forms of housing discrimination based on their race, nationality, migration status, and social class. In Chile, due to the dramatic increase in rent prices and a worsening housing crisis, migrants have turned to autoconstructing their own houses in campamentos (squatter settlements) in recent years. Drawing on 13 months of ethnographic fieldwork, we show that the campamentos autoconstru…
Images and voices of territorial activism
Purpose Photovoice has been used to analyze territory, emotions and certain forms of political engagement. However, its potential to study how territorial activists perceive and experience their spatial context and their collective action remains largely unexplored. This article delves into the application of photovoice to research the experiences of territorial activists and draws lessons that enrich its use. Design/methodology/approach Four pho…
The moral economy of citizenship
Migration rates have dramatically increased in Chile over the past decade, which has led to a process of diversification in different neighborhoods of Santiago. Migrants are often subjected to practices of residential discrimination, forcing them to access housing in precarious, inner-city tenements in areas with rising rates of crime and violence. Drawing on participant observation conducted in Barrio Yungay in Santiago and 24 semi-structured in…
Embodied geometry across technological ecologies
Introduction The technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and immersive virtual reality (VR) are increasingly entering mathematics classrooms, yet their pedagogical role remains largely confined to enhancing visualization and feedback. This study addresses this limitation by reconceptualizing technology integration through an ecological–embodied perspective, examining how different technological ecologies reorganize the perception–action…
Street vending as a social infrastructure
This article reconceptualises street vending as a sociomaterial infrastructure that mediates migrants’ urban incorporation under conditions of structural exclusion. Drawing on 20 months of ethnographic fieldwork in Santa Isabel, a centrally located neighbourhood in Santiago de Chile shaped by vertical densification and limited public space, we show how street vending operates as a platform through which migrants access income, information, housin…
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