Mauricio Salgado
Biographic Data
| ID | 235588 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mauricio Salgado |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mauricio |
| FAMILY NAME | Salgado |
| SIGNATURE | SALGADO M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Andres Bello |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8108-6154 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Consumer preferences for economic, environmental, and social sustainability in last-mile delivery: A factorial survey experiment in Chile
This study examines how urban online shoppers in Chile evaluate the economic, environmental, and social attributes of last-mile delivery and how heterogeneity in age and sustainability-oriented attitudes toward last-mile delivery shapes these preferences. Using a factorial survey experiment, we randomly varied delivery fees, delivery speed, delivery location, delivery time windows, workers’ social benefits, and air-pollutant emissions across hypo…
Beyond pigmentocracy: How country-level ethnoracial configurations shape the effects of skin color on educational inequality in Latin America
Introduction: Skin color is a durable status marker in Latin America, yet most comparative evidence remains correlational and offers limited leverage for adjudicating whether observed gradients reflect causal stratification processes, cross-national composition, or measurement error in interviewer ratings. Methods: = 23,163), we estimate the causal effect of interviewer-rated skin color (PERLA palette; standardized within country) on years of sch…
Valoración de las publicaciones académicas en disciplinas relacionadas con ciencias sociales y humanidades
La evaluación del impacto científico en las ciencias naturales se basa en el análisis de citas en publicaciones académicas. Sin embargo, su aplicación directa en las ciencias sociales y en las humanidades ha enfrentado críticas debido a las características distintivas de estas disciplinas. Este estudio examina la visibilidad de las publicaciones en estas áreas fuera del ámbito académico. Utilizando datos extraídos de Web of Science y Altmetric.co…
Beyond Cultural Threat: Causal Evidence on Chileans’ Attitudes Toward Intraregional Immigrants From a Factorial-Survey Experiment
Research on immigration attitudes rarely examines contexts in which immigrants and natives share substantial cultural proximity. Leveraging Chile's recent intraregional inflow — a context that allows us to hold cultural distance constant — this study analyzes whether labor-market, family status, fiscal, and security concerns shape public opinion in the absence of cultural threat. We embedded a factorial - survey experiment in a nationally represe…
Uplifting mechanism or equalizing force? The expansion of higher education and its role in intergenerational mobility in Chile
Merit as an Attitude: Chilean School Communities’ Repertoires in Chile and the Perception of the “Good Student” in a Post-pandemic Scenario
The Socialization of Meritocracy and Market Justice Preferences at School
Previous research has shown that schools often justify student performance differences using meritocratic ideals. One potential consequence of such ideals is the legitimization of outcome inequalities across various spheres, including those traditionally associated with equality and redistribution. In this study, we argue that the promotion of meritocratic values during school age can shape students’ beliefs about meritocracy and influence their …
Altruismo y fundamentos morales en adolescentes: Un estudio experimental
Es sabido que las consideraciones morales de los actores interactúan con factores contextuales. Este artículo explora la hipótesis de que la función guía de las consideraciones morales de los adolescentes es anulada cuando existe información sobre la riqueza de los potenciales beneficiarios. Para contrastar esta hipótesis, se estudia el altruismo de adolescentes usando experimentos de laboratorio en-el-campo con el juego del dictador en dos condi…
Expectations of trustworthiness in cross-status interactions
The Rules of Contagion: Why Things Spread – And Why They Stop
Reseña del libro The Rules of Contagion: Why Things Spread – And Why They Stop de Adam Kucharski
Adolescents’ Justice Evaluations of Earning Gaps in an Unequal Country: Evidence from Chile
Adolescents’ beliefs regarding inequality have received scant attention in social research. This article tackles the underlying processes that explain adolescents’ justice evaluations of earning gaps across status groups in Chile. I investigate whether their perception of earning gaps and fairness values mediate the relationship between socio-economic status and what they consider a just payment difference. Results show that perceptions of inequa…
Do Young People Adapt Their Prosocial Behaviour to That of Their Peers? An Experimental Exploration
Moral decisions - that is, decisions that consider the consequences for the welfare of others - can be highly inconsistent across contexts. Here, we explore whether the altruism of young people is related to their willingness to cooperate with others, even in groups comprising non-reciprocating peers. Using the distinction between normative and cognitive expectations, we address this topic conducting several lab-in-the-field experiments with high…
Differential Status Evaluations and Racial Bias in the Chilean Segregated School System
Although there is growing interest in studying the long‐ignored relationship between stratification and race in Chile, racial bias in person perception remains unknown. We hypothesize that the segregation of the Chilean school system generated a prestige order in which pupils are differentiated by status characteristics according to the type of school they attend, and that these evaluations are based on racial traits. To test this hypothesis, we …
Políticas de inclusión educativa en Chile: Tres nudos críticos
Habiendo logrado los desafíos de cobertura tras políticas de obligatoriedad y un sistema de financiamiento vía subvención a la demanda condicionada a la matrícula y asistencia, pero enfrentado al escenario de la segregación escolar, Chile ha decidido abrazar el sueño de una educación inclusiva y de calidad. En este artículo identificamos y analizamos tres nudos críticos que afectan las posibilidades de movilizarse hacia una educación inclusiva de…
Analysing Differential School Effectiveness Through Multilevel and Agent-Based Modelling
During the last thirty years education researchers have developed models for judging the comparative performance of schools, in studies of what has become known as 'differential school effectiveness'. A great deal of empirical research has been carried out to understand why differences between schools might emerge, with variable-based models being the preferred research tool. The use of more explanatory models such as agent-based models (ABM) has…
Modelling Cooperation Mechanisms: Some Conceptual Issues
Emergence and Communication in Computational Sociology
Computational sociology models social phenomena using the concepts of emergence and downward causation. However, the theoretical status of these concepts is ambiguous; they suppose too much ontology and are invoked by two opposed sociological interpretations of social reality: the individualistic and the holistic. This paper aims to clarify those concepts and argue in favour of their heuristic value for social simulation. It does so by proposing …
Construyendo explicaciones: El uso de modelos en la sociología
La construcción de modelos es una actividad básica de toda disciplina científica y la sociología no está al margen de esta regla. Sin embargo, existe una escasa literatura sobre los supuestos epistemológicos y metodológicos que subyacen a cada técnica de modelamiento. El presente artículo busca aportar algunas ideas sobre este tópico. Para ello, indaga en el estatuto científico de las técnicas de modelamiento en la disciplina sociológica, especia…
François Cusset, French Theory, Foucault, Derrida, Deleuze & Cía. y las mutaciones de la vida intelectual en Estados Unidos, Barcelona, Melusina, 2005, 379 p
una teoría es exactamente como una caja de herramientas. Ninguna relación con el significante... Es preciso que sirva, que funcione. Y no para uno mismo Guilles Deleuze Bienvenido al desierto de lo real Morpheus, The Matrix It’s so French!... Ciertas figuras discursivas experimentan diseminaciones dramáticas, que les dan una fuerza inusitada en contextos geográficos ajenos a su origen. Nomadismo de las ideas que se hace efectivo cuando, en sus nu…
La globalización del antisemitismo: Una Mirada Retrospectiva Y Prospectiva
La situación del antisemitismo a escala global es una cuestión de relevancia en el contexto de las Relaciones Internacionales. No son pocos los países, europeos en su mayoría, que aún hoy combaten formas de discriminación hacia naciones o pueblos distintos, tales como inmigrantes africanos o el mismo pueblo judío. El presente trabajo tiene la siguiente estructura: nos avocaremos en primer lugar a revisar someramente la historia del antisemitismo …
Políticas de inclusión educativa en Chile: Tres nudos críticos
Habiendo logrado los desafíos de cobertura tras políticas de obligatoriedad y un sistema de financiamiento vía subvención a la demanda condicionada a la matrícula y asistencia, pero enfrentado al escenario de la segregación escolar, Chile ha decidido abrazar el sueño de una educación inclusiva y de calidad. En este artículo identificamos y analizamos tres nudos críticos que afectan las posibilidades de movilizarse hacia una educación inclusiva de…
Differential Status Evaluations and Racial Bias in the Chilean Segregated School System
Although there is growing interest in studying the long‐ignored relationship between stratification and race in Chile, racial bias in person perception remains unknown. We hypothesize that the segregation of the Chilean school system generated a prestige order in which pupils are differentiated by status characteristics according to the type of school they attend, and that these evaluations are based on racial traits. To test this hypothesis, we …
Emergence and Communication in Computational Sociology
Computational sociology models social phenomena using the concepts of emergence and downward causation. However, the theoretical status of these concepts is ambiguous; they suppose too much ontology and are invoked by two opposed sociological interpretations of social reality: the individualistic and the holistic. This paper aims to clarify those concepts and argue in favour of their heuristic value for social simulation. It does so by proposing …
The Socialization of Meritocracy and Market Justice Preferences at School
Previous research has shown that schools often justify student performance differences using meritocratic ideals. One potential consequence of such ideals is the legitimization of outcome inequalities across various spheres, including those traditionally associated with equality and redistribution. In this study, we argue that the promotion of meritocratic values during school age can shape students’ beliefs about meritocracy and influence their …
Expectations of trustworthiness in cross-status interactions
Adolescents’ Justice Evaluations of Earning Gaps in an Unequal Country: Evidence from Chile
Adolescents’ beliefs regarding inequality have received scant attention in social research. This article tackles the underlying processes that explain adolescents’ justice evaluations of earning gaps across status groups in Chile. I investigate whether their perception of earning gaps and fairness values mediate the relationship between socio-economic status and what they consider a just payment difference. Results show that perceptions of inequa…
Modelling Cooperation Mechanisms: Some Conceptual Issues
La globalización del antisemitismo: Una Mirada Retrospectiva Y Prospectiva
La situación del antisemitismo a escala global es una cuestión de relevancia en el contexto de las Relaciones Internacionales. No son pocos los países, europeos en su mayoría, que aún hoy combaten formas de discriminación hacia naciones o pueblos distintos, tales como inmigrantes africanos o el mismo pueblo judío. El presente trabajo tiene la siguiente estructura: nos avocaremos en primer lugar a revisar someramente la historia del antisemitismo …
François Cusset, French Theory, Foucault, Derrida, Deleuze & Cía. y las mutaciones de la vida intelectual en Estados Unidos, Barcelona, Melusina, 2005, 379 p
una teoría es exactamente como una caja de herramientas. Ninguna relación con el significante... Es preciso que sirva, que funcione. Y no para uno mismo Guilles Deleuze Bienvenido al desierto de lo real Morpheus, The Matrix It’s so French!... Ciertas figuras discursivas experimentan diseminaciones dramáticas, que les dan una fuerza inusitada en contextos geográficos ajenos a su origen. Nomadismo de las ideas que se hace efectivo cuando, en sus nu…
Construyendo explicaciones: El uso de modelos en la sociología
La construcción de modelos es una actividad básica de toda disciplina científica y la sociología no está al margen de esta regla. Sin embargo, existe una escasa literatura sobre los supuestos epistemológicos y metodológicos que subyacen a cada técnica de modelamiento. El presente artículo busca aportar algunas ideas sobre este tópico. Para ello, indaga en el estatuto científico de las técnicas de modelamiento en la disciplina sociológica, especia…
Emergence and Communication in Computational Sociology
Computational sociology models social phenomena using the concepts of emergence and downward causation. However, the theoretical status of these concepts is ambiguous; they suppose too much ontology and are invoked by two opposed sociological interpretations of social reality: the individualistic and the holistic. This paper aims to clarify those concepts and argue in favour of their heuristic value for social simulation. It does so by proposing …
Modelling Cooperation Mechanisms: Some Conceptual Issues
Analysing Differential School Effectiveness Through Multilevel and Agent-Based Modelling
During the last thirty years education researchers have developed models for judging the comparative performance of schools, in studies of what has become known as 'differential school effectiveness'. A great deal of empirical research has been carried out to understand why differences between schools might emerge, with variable-based models being the preferred research tool. The use of more explanatory models such as agent-based models (ABM) has…
Differential Status Evaluations and Racial Bias in the Chilean Segregated School System
Although there is growing interest in studying the long‐ignored relationship between stratification and race in Chile, racial bias in person perception remains unknown. We hypothesize that the segregation of the Chilean school system generated a prestige order in which pupils are differentiated by status characteristics according to the type of school they attend, and that these evaluations are based on racial traits. To test this hypothesis, we …
Políticas de inclusión educativa en Chile: Tres nudos críticos
Habiendo logrado los desafíos de cobertura tras políticas de obligatoriedad y un sistema de financiamiento vía subvención a la demanda condicionada a la matrícula y asistencia, pero enfrentado al escenario de la segregación escolar, Chile ha decidido abrazar el sueño de una educación inclusiva y de calidad. En este artículo identificamos y analizamos tres nudos críticos que afectan las posibilidades de movilizarse hacia una educación inclusiva de…
Adolescents’ Justice Evaluations of Earning Gaps in an Unequal Country: Evidence from Chile
Adolescents’ beliefs regarding inequality have received scant attention in social research. This article tackles the underlying processes that explain adolescents’ justice evaluations of earning gaps across status groups in Chile. I investigate whether their perception of earning gaps and fairness values mediate the relationship between socio-economic status and what they consider a just payment difference. Results show that perceptions of inequa…
Do Young People Adapt Their Prosocial Behaviour to That of Their Peers? An Experimental Exploration
Moral decisions - that is, decisions that consider the consequences for the welfare of others - can be highly inconsistent across contexts. Here, we explore whether the altruism of young people is related to their willingness to cooperate with others, even in groups comprising non-reciprocating peers. Using the distinction between normative and cognitive expectations, we address this topic conducting several lab-in-the-field experiments with high…
The Rules of Contagion: Why Things Spread – And Why They Stop
Reseña del libro The Rules of Contagion: Why Things Spread – And Why They Stop de Adam Kucharski
Expectations of trustworthiness in cross-status interactions
Altruismo y fundamentos morales en adolescentes: Un estudio experimental
Es sabido que las consideraciones morales de los actores interactúan con factores contextuales. Este artículo explora la hipótesis de que la función guía de las consideraciones morales de los adolescentes es anulada cuando existe información sobre la riqueza de los potenciales beneficiarios. Para contrastar esta hipótesis, se estudia el altruismo de adolescentes usando experimentos de laboratorio en-el-campo con el juego del dictador en dos condi…
The Socialization of Meritocracy and Market Justice Preferences at School
Previous research has shown that schools often justify student performance differences using meritocratic ideals. One potential consequence of such ideals is the legitimization of outcome inequalities across various spheres, including those traditionally associated with equality and redistribution. In this study, we argue that the promotion of meritocratic values during school age can shape students’ beliefs about meritocracy and influence their …
Uplifting mechanism or equalizing force? The expansion of higher education and its role in intergenerational mobility in Chile
Merit as an Attitude: Chilean School Communities’ Repertoires in Chile and the Perception of the “Good Student” in a Post-pandemic Scenario
Consumer preferences for economic, environmental, and social sustainability in last-mile delivery: A factorial survey experiment in Chile
This study examines how urban online shoppers in Chile evaluate the economic, environmental, and social attributes of last-mile delivery and how heterogeneity in age and sustainability-oriented attitudes toward last-mile delivery shapes these preferences. Using a factorial survey experiment, we randomly varied delivery fees, delivery speed, delivery location, delivery time windows, workers’ social benefits, and air-pollutant emissions across hypo…
Beyond pigmentocracy: How country-level ethnoracial configurations shape the effects of skin color on educational inequality in Latin America
Introduction: Skin color is a durable status marker in Latin America, yet most comparative evidence remains correlational and offers limited leverage for adjudicating whether observed gradients reflect causal stratification processes, cross-national composition, or measurement error in interviewer ratings. Methods: = 23,163), we estimate the causal effect of interviewer-rated skin color (PERLA palette; standardized within country) on years of sch…
Valoración de las publicaciones académicas en disciplinas relacionadas con ciencias sociales y humanidades
La evaluación del impacto científico en las ciencias naturales se basa en el análisis de citas en publicaciones académicas. Sin embargo, su aplicación directa en las ciencias sociales y en las humanidades ha enfrentado críticas debido a las características distintivas de estas disciplinas. Este estudio examina la visibilidad de las publicaciones en estas áreas fuera del ámbito académico. Utilizando datos extraídos de Web of Science y Altmetric.co…
Beyond Cultural Threat: Causal Evidence on Chileans’ Attitudes Toward Intraregional Immigrants From a Factorial-Survey Experiment
Research on immigration attitudes rarely examines contexts in which immigrants and natives share substantial cultural proximity. Leveraging Chile's recent intraregional inflow — a context that allows us to hold cultural distance constant — this study analyzes whether labor-market, family status, fiscal, and security concerns shape public opinion in the absence of cultural threat. We embedded a factorial - survey experiment in a nationally represe…
Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Evolutionary Game Theory and Cooperation (3 works) · Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies (3 works) · Humanities (3 works)