Sebastián Galleguillo
Biographic Data
| ID | 4165305 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sebastián Galleguillo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sebastián |
| FAMILY NAME | Galleguillo |
| SIGNATURE | GALLEGUILLO S |
| AFFILIATIONS | City University of New York |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5772-637X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Re-imagining nonpunitive approaches and rehabilitation in the courtroom
The combination of punishment and treatment in drug courts to rehabilitate defendants reflects the expansion of coercive penal care in court settings. In the U.S, drug courts remain deeply controversial: whereas some scholars and policymakers advocate for their expansion based on recidivism and cost-benefit evaluations, others raise concerns regarding the use of legal coercion and punitive measures in therapeutic settings. In 2004, Chile became t…
A global comparison of long prison sentences
Is it part of my job? Prosecution and restorative justice in Chile
Unlike most Latin American countries, the implementation of restorative justice in Chile has not been regulated by law. In Chile, restorative justice is implemented on a limited basis through pilot programs limited to specific jurisdictions. Most of these pilot programs establish prosecutors as gatekeepers when referring criminal cases to restorative justice programs. Regardless of this crucial role, there is a lack of studies addressing prosecut…
How southern is Southern criminology in Latin America
Criminological research published in Latin America has received limited attention in global debates. Inspired by the Southern criminology project, in this article I aim to fill this gap by describing the main features of articles published in Latin America and exploring to what extent these publications reflect the core elements posited by Southern criminologists. To this end, I propose a novel operationalization of Southern criminology coding to…
The United Nations Victim Approach Revisited
In 1985, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power, to protect and promote victim rights when navigating the criminal justice system. Today, technology, such as online and telephone hotlines, are changing how victims seek and receive support. Our review of the emerging gender-based violence and sexual assault hotline literature outlines where and how international initiatives can…
La pandemia Covid-19 y libertad vigilada en Chile
La pandemia por COVID-19 obligÃ3 a los funcionarios de libertad vigilada en Chile a adoptar tecnologías de supervisiÃ3n remota para mantener el contacto con los usuarios. Si consideramos que antes de la pandemia los funcionarios de libertad vigilada en Chile rara vez usaban el contacto remoto, este cambio nos exige a estudiar el impacto que la supervisiÃ3n remota tuvo en el contacto entre los funcionarios y usuarios durante la pandemia. Para abor…
Digilantism, discrimination, and punitive attitudes
In this article, I propose and apply a digital vigilantism model to a specific incident that occurred in Mexico, where the death of two innocent people was filmed through Facebook Live. Using a mixed methods approach and content analysis, I analyzed digilante Facebook posts ( N = 942) coding gender, digital vigilantism categories, discriminatory comments, and punitive attitudes aimed at the perpetrators and the inciter of the lynching. The catego…
Carnevali, Raúl, (Coord.) Derecho, sanción y justicia penal, Montevideo, Buenos Aires
Digilantism, discrimination, and punitive attitudes
In this article, I propose and apply a digital vigilantism model to a specific incident that occurred in Mexico, where the death of two innocent people was filmed through Facebook Live. Using a mixed methods approach and content analysis, I analyzed digilante Facebook posts ( N = 942) coding gender, digital vigilantism categories, discriminatory comments, and punitive attitudes aimed at the perpetrators and the inciter of the lynching. The catego…
A global comparison of long prison sentences
Carnevali, Raúl, (Coord.) Derecho, sanción y justicia penal, Montevideo, Buenos Aires
Digilantism, discrimination, and punitive attitudes
In this article, I propose and apply a digital vigilantism model to a specific incident that occurred in Mexico, where the death of two innocent people was filmed through Facebook Live. Using a mixed methods approach and content analysis, I analyzed digilante Facebook posts ( N = 942) coding gender, digital vigilantism categories, discriminatory comments, and punitive attitudes aimed at the perpetrators and the inciter of the lynching. The catego…
The United Nations Victim Approach Revisited
In 1985, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power, to protect and promote victim rights when navigating the criminal justice system. Today, technology, such as online and telephone hotlines, are changing how victims seek and receive support. Our review of the emerging gender-based violence and sexual assault hotline literature outlines where and how international initiatives can…
La pandemia Covid-19 y libertad vigilada en Chile
La pandemia por COVID-19 obligÃ3 a los funcionarios de libertad vigilada en Chile a adoptar tecnologías de supervisiÃ3n remota para mantener el contacto con los usuarios. Si consideramos que antes de la pandemia los funcionarios de libertad vigilada en Chile rara vez usaban el contacto remoto, este cambio nos exige a estudiar el impacto que la supervisiÃ3n remota tuvo en el contacto entre los funcionarios y usuarios durante la pandemia. Para abor…
Is it part of my job? Prosecution and restorative justice in Chile
Unlike most Latin American countries, the implementation of restorative justice in Chile has not been regulated by law. In Chile, restorative justice is implemented on a limited basis through pilot programs limited to specific jurisdictions. Most of these pilot programs establish prosecutors as gatekeepers when referring criminal cases to restorative justice programs. Regardless of this crucial role, there is a lack of studies addressing prosecut…
How southern is Southern criminology in Latin America
Criminological research published in Latin America has received limited attention in global debates. Inspired by the Southern criminology project, in this article I aim to fill this gap by describing the main features of articles published in Latin America and exploring to what extent these publications reflect the core elements posited by Southern criminologists. To this end, I propose a novel operationalization of Southern criminology coding to…
A global comparison of long prison sentences
Re-imagining nonpunitive approaches and rehabilitation in the courtroom
The combination of punishment and treatment in drug courts to rehabilitate defendants reflects the expansion of coercive penal care in court settings. In the U.S, drug courts remain deeply controversial: whereas some scholars and policymakers advocate for their expansion based on recidivism and cost-benefit evaluations, others raise concerns regarding the use of legal coercion and punitive measures in therapeutic settings. In 2004, Chile became t…
Criminology (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Punishment (psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance (2 works)