Pablo A Henríquez
Biographic Data
| ID | 1571422 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pablo A Henríquez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pablo A |
| FAMILY NAME | Henríquez |
| SIGNATURE | HENRÍQUEZ P A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Diego Portales University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1382-7368 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Inequality and the marginal well-being costs of lockdowns: The case of Chile’s local lockdowns design
This paper examines how heterogeneous lockdown policies can amplify pre-existing socioeconomic inequalities in well-being during public health crises. Using Chile’s municipality-level heterogeneous COVID-19 lockdown strategy as a case study, we assess whether local quarantines generated a double disadvantage for lower-socioeconomic-status populations: greater exposure to confinement and higher psychological costs when confined. We combine municip…
Technological innovations as determinants of international tourism flows: A gravity model
Innovation is a key driver in the tourism industry, enhancing destinations’ competitiveness and resilience while ensuring their appeal in a highly interconnected and informed global market. This study examines the relationship between technological innovation performance and the attraction of international tourists across 222 origin and 208 destination countries during the period 2000–2019, employing a gravity model. Patents, research and develop…
Assessing the impact of small firm dynamics on public mental health amid the pandemic in Latin America
Our findings suggest a strong association between different indicators of psychological well-being and the level of activity in different sectors of the economy. Given the essential role of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in generating employment, especially during crises like the pandemic, it is imperative that they remain resilient and adaptable to support economic recovery and job preservation. To accomplish this, policymakers need t…
Learning from crises? The long and winding road of the salmon industry in Chiloé Island, Chile
Politicians’ willingness to agree: Evidence from the interactions in twitter of Chilean deputies
We contrast the number of “likes” that a given politician gives to another one on Twitter and the number of bills voted in favor by the same pair of politicians to empirically study how signals of agreement in Twitter translate into cross-cutting voting during a highly polarized period of time. As our main contribution, we document empirical evidence that ”likes” between opponents are positively related to the number of bills voted by the same pa…
Drawing constitutional boundaries: A digital historical analysis of the writing process of Pinochet’s 1980 authoritarian constitution
Drawing conceptual boundaries is one of the defining features of constitution-making processes. These historically situated operations of boundary making are central to the definition of what counts as “constitutional” in a political community. In this article, we study the operations of conceptual delimitation performed by the Constitutional Commission (1973–1978) that drafted the 1980 Chilean Constitution, the trademark of Augusto Pinochet’s di…
Controversies in social-ecological systems: Lessons from a major red tide crisis on Chiloe Island, Chile
Mascareño, A., R. Cordero, G. Azócar, M. Billi, P. A. Henríquez, and G. A. Ruz. 2018. Controversies in social-ecological systems: lessons from a major red tide crisis on Chiloe Island, Chile. Ecology and Society 23(4):15. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-10300-230415
Controversies in social-ecological systems: Lessons from a major red tide crisis on Chiloe Island, Chile
Mascareño, A., R. Cordero, G. Azócar, M. Billi, P. A. Henríquez, and G. A. Ruz. 2018. Controversies in social-ecological systems: lessons from a major red tide crisis on Chiloe Island, Chile. Ecology and Society 23(4):15. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-10300-230415
Drawing constitutional boundaries: A digital historical analysis of the writing process of Pinochet’s 1980 authoritarian constitution
Drawing conceptual boundaries is one of the defining features of constitution-making processes. These historically situated operations of boundary making are central to the definition of what counts as “constitutional” in a political community. In this article, we study the operations of conceptual delimitation performed by the Constitutional Commission (1973–1978) that drafted the 1980 Chilean Constitution, the trademark of Augusto Pinochet’s di…
Controversies in social-ecological systems: Lessons from a major red tide crisis on Chiloe Island, Chile
Mascareño, A., R. Cordero, G. Azócar, M. Billi, P. A. Henríquez, and G. A. Ruz. 2018. Controversies in social-ecological systems: lessons from a major red tide crisis on Chiloe Island, Chile. Ecology and Society 23(4):15. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-10300-230415
Learning from crises? The long and winding road of the salmon industry in Chiloé Island, Chile
Politicians’ willingness to agree: Evidence from the interactions in twitter of Chilean deputies
We contrast the number of “likes” that a given politician gives to another one on Twitter and the number of bills voted in favor by the same pair of politicians to empirically study how signals of agreement in Twitter translate into cross-cutting voting during a highly polarized period of time. As our main contribution, we document empirical evidence that ”likes” between opponents are positively related to the number of bills voted by the same pa…
Drawing constitutional boundaries: A digital historical analysis of the writing process of Pinochet’s 1980 authoritarian constitution
Drawing conceptual boundaries is one of the defining features of constitution-making processes. These historically situated operations of boundary making are central to the definition of what counts as “constitutional” in a political community. In this article, we study the operations of conceptual delimitation performed by the Constitutional Commission (1973–1978) that drafted the 1980 Chilean Constitution, the trademark of Augusto Pinochet’s di…
Assessing the impact of small firm dynamics on public mental health amid the pandemic in Latin America
Our findings suggest a strong association between different indicators of psychological well-being and the level of activity in different sectors of the economy. Given the essential role of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in generating employment, especially during crises like the pandemic, it is imperative that they remain resilient and adaptable to support economic recovery and job preservation. To accomplish this, policymakers need t…
Technological innovations as determinants of international tourism flows: A gravity model
Innovation is a key driver in the tourism industry, enhancing destinations’ competitiveness and resilience while ensuring their appeal in a highly interconnected and informed global market. This study examines the relationship between technological innovation performance and the attraction of international tourists across 222 origin and 208 destination countries during the period 2000–2019, employing a gravity model. Patents, research and develop…
Inequality and the marginal well-being costs of lockdowns: The case of Chile’s local lockdowns design
This paper examines how heterogeneous lockdown policies can amplify pre-existing socioeconomic inequalities in well-being during public health crises. Using Chile’s municipality-level heterogeneous COVID-19 lockdown strategy as a case study, we assess whether local quarantines generated a double disadvantage for lower-socioeconomic-status populations: greater exposure to confinement and higher psychological costs when confined. We combine municip…
Political science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Law (3 works) · COVID-19 and Mental Health (2 works) · COVID-19 Pandemic Impacts (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Law (2 works)