Raúl Madrid
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 208000 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Raúl Madrid |
| NOMBRES | Raúl |
| APELLIDO | Madrid |
| FIRMA | MADRID R |
| AFILIACIONES | Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4592-6985 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 86 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
La deconstrucción de las categorías de derecho e interés
El objetivo de este trabajo es explicar la deconstrucción contemporánea del binomio derecho/interés como fundamento para reclamar una determinada atribución; dos nociones que solían excluirse mutuamente. La metodología utilizada pasa por tres etapas: (a) exponer el fundamento del derecho (ius) y su distinción respecto del interés en el mundo clásico y medieval; (b) explicar las razones por las que algunas corrientes de la Modernidad invierten est…
The Relevance of Religion for Political Office
Over the last several decades, Gallup data shows an increased willingness among members of the public to support presidential candidates from a wide range of religious backgrounds, though a nontrivial proportion of the public is still unwilling to vote for an Atheist, Mormon, or Muslim. What underlies this opposition? We argue that voters evaluate candidates from religious out-groups more negatively on a wide range of dimensions considered desira…
El concepto de "libertas scholastica" y el modelo metodológico de la universidad medieval
Sin perjuicio de autores del siglo XIX, como Thomas Huxley o John Draper, el desprecio por la Edad Media comenz ya en el siglo XVI, con la recuperacin de la literatura clsica y el rechazo del "brbaro" latn, que fue desplazado como lingua franca. Autores como Bacon, Hobbes freedom", given the medieval methodological paradigm supposed the express or tacit acceptance of a group of epistemological principles to which the contemporary ideal of "academ…
Ethnic Cleavages and Electoral Volatility in Latin America
Latin America has been plagued by electoral volatility in the last few decades. A recent study found that than two-thirds of the Latin American countries expe rienced more electoral volatility than the most volatile European democracy.1 Electoral volatility, which is measured as the net shift in votes (or seats) between parties from one election to another, may undermine democratic governance and economic growth by creating political and economic…
Retiring the State
The Politics and Economics of Pension Privatization in Latin America
This research note seeks to explain why a large number of Latin American countries have privatized their pension systems in recent years. It argues that the privatization schemes are a response to the severe capital shortages that have plagued their countries intermittently in recent years rather than to the financial problems facing some of the pension systems. The likelihood of pension privatization, I argue, is determined in large part by the …
Ethnic Cleavages and Electoral Volatility in Latin America
Latin America has been plagued by electoral volatility in the last few decades. A recent study found that than two-thirds of the Latin American countries expe rienced more electoral volatility than the most volatile European democracy.1 Electoral volatility, which is measured as the net shift in votes (or seats) between parties from one election to another, may undermine democratic governance and economic growth by creating political and economic…
Retiring the State
The Relevance of Religion for Political Office
Over the last several decades, Gallup data shows an increased willingness among members of the public to support presidential candidates from a wide range of religious backgrounds, though a nontrivial proportion of the public is still unwilling to vote for an Atheist, Mormon, or Muslim. What underlies this opposition? We argue that voters evaluate candidates from religious out-groups more negatively on a wide range of dimensions considered desira…
The Politics and Economics of Pension Privatization in Latin America
This research note seeks to explain why a large number of Latin American countries have privatized their pension systems in recent years. It argues that the privatization schemes are a response to the severe capital shortages that have plagued their countries intermittently in recent years rather than to the financial problems facing some of the pension systems. The likelihood of pension privatization, I argue, is determined in large part by the …
Retiring the State
Ethnic Cleavages and Electoral Volatility in Latin America
Latin America has been plagued by electoral volatility in the last few decades. A recent study found that than two-thirds of the Latin American countries expe rienced more electoral volatility than the most volatile European democracy.1 Electoral volatility, which is measured as the net shift in votes (or seats) between parties from one election to another, may undermine democratic governance and economic growth by creating political and economic…
El concepto de "libertas scholastica" y el modelo metodológico de la universidad medieval
Sin perjuicio de autores del siglo XIX, como Thomas Huxley o John Draper, el desprecio por la Edad Media comenz ya en el siglo XVI, con la recuperacin de la literatura clsica y el rechazo del "brbaro" latn, que fue desplazado como lingua franca. Autores como Bacon, Hobbes freedom", given the medieval methodological paradigm supposed the express or tacit acceptance of a group of epistemological principles to which the contemporary ideal of "academ…
The Relevance of Religion for Political Office
Over the last several decades, Gallup data shows an increased willingness among members of the public to support presidential candidates from a wide range of religious backgrounds, though a nontrivial proportion of the public is still unwilling to vote for an Atheist, Mormon, or Muslim. What underlies this opposition? We argue that voters evaluate candidates from religious out-groups more negatively on a wide range of dimensions considered desira…
La deconstrucción de las categorías de derecho e interés
El objetivo de este trabajo es explicar la deconstrucción contemporánea del binomio derecho/interés como fundamento para reclamar una determinada atribución; dos nociones que solían excluirse mutuamente. La metodología utilizada pasa por tres etapas: (a) exponer el fundamento del derecho (ius) y su distinción respecto del interés en el mundo clásico y medieval; (b) explicar las razones por las que algunas corrientes de la Modernidad invierten est…
Political science (3 obras) · Development economics (2 obras) · Economics (2 obras) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (2 obras) · Latin Americans (2 obras) · Law (2 obras) · Law (2 obras) · Politics (2 obras) · Art (1 obras) · Business & Economics (1 obras)