Mayra Feddersen
Biographic Data
| ID | 1493225 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mayra Feddersen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mayra |
| FAMILY NAME | Feddersen |
| SIGNATURE | FEDDERSEN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Adolfo Ibáñez University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6189-1412 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
“Nobody should experience this alone”: Caregiving legal consciousness in Chile between family and welfare
Why do poor caregivers resist rights-based framings of their situation even when directly exposed to institutionalized rights discourses? Drawing on 44 in-depth interviews with caregivers, care recipients, and officials from Chile Cuida, a state assistance program grounded in the right-to-care framework, this article examines the rights consciousness of long-term, intensive caregivers in Santiago, Chile. We find that, despite significant politica…
El estado es algo que decepciona: La conciencia jurídica en medio de la insatisfacción institucional
A través del lente de la conciencia jurídica, este trabajo analiza la insatisfacción institucional en el marco de un profundo escepticismo hacia las instituciones formales, particularmente en el contexto de la sociedad chilena post-Octubre de 2019. El artículo busca investigar la relación entre la expresión de una profunda antipatía hacia el estado y la postura que los individuos manifiestan con respecto a la legalidad. El trabajo reporta los hal…
The state is something that disappoints: Legal Consciousness Amid Institutional Dissatisfaction
Through the lens of legal consciousness, this paper analyzes institutional dissatisfaction within the backdrop of profound skepticism directed at formal institutions, particularly within the context of post-October 2019 Chilean society. It aims at inquiring into the relationship between the expression of deep state antipathy and the stance that individuals manifest regarding legality. The paper reports on the findings derived from 12 focus groups…
Unpacking the ideational foundations of South American migration governance: A systematic analysis of the South American conference on migration (Sacm)
Is there empirical evidence for a liberal paradigm that informs South American immigration governance? And how does this paradigm relate to other ideas on managing immigration? Based on Pécoud’s (2020) categorization of immigration governance philosophies, and the content analysis of all final declarations of the South American Conference on Migration between 2000 and 2022, we confirm a dominant liberal paradigm in the region. We further find tha…
The persistence of the security paradigm in the regulation of entry requirements in the Chilean immigration law
This research aims to explore the regulation of entry requirements in all the immigration laws of Chile (1918, 1959, 1975) and in their reform projects (1993, 2013, 2017 and 2019). The analysis shows a continuity in how this institution has been conceived over time, in particular in regard to its security dimension. The article stresses that despite the explicit incorporation of rights in favor of migrants in the reforms promoted from 2008 to the…
Unpacking the democratic affordances of CrowdLaw concept and practice: It feels like being part of the game
This research draws on the CrowdLaw concept and the affordances framework to inquire how Senador Virtual, a technological innovation in the Chilean Senate, could contribute to creating more democratic processes and outcomes, and consequently, whether the platform promoted or enabled more equality in decision-making processes and better citizen engagement. Based on a mixed-methods approach of statistical analysis, interviews, and a digital ethnogr…
Law, Mobilization of
The state is something that disappoints: Legal Consciousness Amid Institutional Dissatisfaction
Through the lens of legal consciousness, this paper analyzes institutional dissatisfaction within the backdrop of profound skepticism directed at formal institutions, particularly within the context of post-October 2019 Chilean society. It aims at inquiring into the relationship between the expression of deep state antipathy and the stance that individuals manifest regarding legality. The paper reports on the findings derived from 12 focus groups…
Unpacking the ideational foundations of South American migration governance: A systematic analysis of the South American conference on migration (Sacm)
Is there empirical evidence for a liberal paradigm that informs South American immigration governance? And how does this paradigm relate to other ideas on managing immigration? Based on Pécoud’s (2020) categorization of immigration governance philosophies, and the content analysis of all final declarations of the South American Conference on Migration between 2000 and 2022, we confirm a dominant liberal paradigm in the region. We further find tha…
Unpacking the democratic affordances of CrowdLaw concept and practice: It feels like being part of the game
This research draws on the CrowdLaw concept and the affordances framework to inquire how Senador Virtual, a technological innovation in the Chilean Senate, could contribute to creating more democratic processes and outcomes, and consequently, whether the platform promoted or enabled more equality in decision-making processes and better citizen engagement. Based on a mixed-methods approach of statistical analysis, interviews, and a digital ethnogr…
Law, Mobilization of
The persistence of the security paradigm in the regulation of entry requirements in the Chilean immigration law
This research aims to explore the regulation of entry requirements in all the immigration laws of Chile (1918, 1959, 1975) and in their reform projects (1993, 2013, 2017 and 2019). The analysis shows a continuity in how this institution has been conceived over time, in particular in regard to its security dimension. The article stresses that despite the explicit incorporation of rights in favor of migrants in the reforms promoted from 2008 to the…
Unpacking the democratic affordances of CrowdLaw concept and practice: It feels like being part of the game
This research draws on the CrowdLaw concept and the affordances framework to inquire how Senador Virtual, a technological innovation in the Chilean Senate, could contribute to creating more democratic processes and outcomes, and consequently, whether the platform promoted or enabled more equality in decision-making processes and better citizen engagement. Based on a mixed-methods approach of statistical analysis, interviews, and a digital ethnogr…
Unpacking the ideational foundations of South American migration governance: A systematic analysis of the South American conference on migration (Sacm)
Is there empirical evidence for a liberal paradigm that informs South American immigration governance? And how does this paradigm relate to other ideas on managing immigration? Based on Pécoud’s (2020) categorization of immigration governance philosophies, and the content analysis of all final declarations of the South American Conference on Migration between 2000 and 2022, we confirm a dominant liberal paradigm in the region. We further find tha…
The state is something that disappoints: Legal Consciousness Amid Institutional Dissatisfaction
Through the lens of legal consciousness, this paper analyzes institutional dissatisfaction within the backdrop of profound skepticism directed at formal institutions, particularly within the context of post-October 2019 Chilean society. It aims at inquiring into the relationship between the expression of deep state antipathy and the stance that individuals manifest regarding legality. The paper reports on the findings derived from 12 focus groups…
El estado es algo que decepciona: La conciencia jurídica en medio de la insatisfacción institucional
A través del lente de la conciencia jurídica, este trabajo analiza la insatisfacción institucional en el marco de un profundo escepticismo hacia las instituciones formales, particularmente en el contexto de la sociedad chilena post-Octubre de 2019. El artículo busca investigar la relación entre la expresión de una profunda antipatía hacia el estado y la postura que los individuos manifiestan con respecto a la legalidad. El trabajo reporta los hal…
“Nobody should experience this alone”: Caregiving legal consciousness in Chile between family and welfare
Why do poor caregivers resist rights-based framings of their situation even when directly exposed to institutionalized rights discourses? Drawing on 44 in-depth interviews with caregivers, care recipients, and officials from Chile Cuida, a state assistance program grounded in the right-to-care framework, this article examines the rights consciousness of long-term, intensive caregivers in Santiago, Chile. We find that, despite significant politica…
Political science (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Consciousness (2 works) · Democracy (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works)