Araceli Mateos
Biographic Data
| ID | 4180285 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Araceli Mateos |
| GIVEN NAMES | Araceli |
| FAMILY NAME | Mateos |
| SIGNATURE | MATEOS A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Salamanca |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6208-5917 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Ethno-religious State Repression in Non-Democratic Regimes
State repression of ethno-religious minorities is a widespread practice among dictatorships. Nevertheless, political science literature on the topic presents inconsistent findings regarding the causes and consequences of this phenomenon, largely due to the challenges associated with researching human rights violations in non-democratic regimes. The present systematic literature review covers theme-related articles indexed in the Web of Science da…
Losing Hurts
This article aims to analyze satisfaction with democracy among political representatives as key actors of democracy. We examine the impact of two possible sources of satisfaction—personal benefits and policy performance—using a database from the Latin American Legislative Elites Project with 1207 personal interviews to legislators from 17 countries. The results show that, in addition to the winner effect, personal benefits and policy performance …
Institutional Context and Satisfaction with Democracy
This article analyzes satisfaction with democracy among legislators in Latin America by centering on the impact of institutional settings. Our dataset contains 2,448 interviews from 17 countries between 2009 and 2022. The results of our multilevel logistic regression analysis underscore the significance of institutions, highlighting that perceptions of opportunities for participation in the legislative agenda‐setting process increase legislators'…
The socializing nature of protest events. Consequences of the 15-M protests on participants’ political engagement over time
In spite of the widespread belief that firsthand experience with protest is able to change participants' hearts and minds, the empirical evidence tracking actual changes after participation in protest events is scant and mixed. We examine whether participation in significant protest events increases political engagement in terms of both attitudes (interest, internal efficacy) and behaviors (later participation in demonstrations, overall political…
Twitter Communication Among Democracy Actors
Prior research highlights broad democratic benefits of sustained public trust in the government, and the confidence that the government performs responsively addressing citizens' problems (i.e., unemployment, cost of living). As social media enhances citizens' opportunities to interact with journalists and elected officials, little is known about these communication effects on people's government trust, and citizens' evaluations about how well th…
Partial non-response in political elite studies
Capital social y compromiso cívico
Durante décadas, la literatura de las ciencias sociales ha mantenido la tesis teórica del círculo virtuoso entre el capital social y el compromiso cívico. Este trabajo trata de arrojar evidencia empírica sobre la vigencia de esta tesis teórica. Sustentado en dos concepciones teóricas de capital social (una centrada en la confianza interpersonal y la otra en la existencia de redes comunitarias) y utilizando datos panel (tres olas) de una muestra d…
Repensando el capital social en la era digital y en sociedades diversas
Este artículo introduce el volumen monográfico que lleva por título ‘Capital Social en Democracia: Una Perspectiva de la Influencia del Capital Social en Sociedades Diversas’. En primer lugar, este artículo captura brevemente y con una mirada temática amplia, las distintas acepciones y operacionalizaciones de Capital Social, y cómo se ha introducido el constructo a través de diferentes disciplinas. El artículo también explica el devenir del Capit…
Why Do People Engage in Unlawful Political Protest? Examining the Role of Authoritarianism in Illegal Protest Behavior
Prior research on individual-level drivers of protest has primarily focused on legal protest. However, less is known about what makes people engage in unlawful protest activities. Building upon previous literature on the collective action dilemma, socialization on violent and high-risk social movements, and political psychology, we expect that illegal protest frequency varies at different levels of authoritarianism. We explore the relationship be…
Efectos sociales y políticos de la Covid -19 entre los estudiantes universitarios
La pandemia provocada por el contagio masivo de coronavirus ha impactado profundamente en todos los niveles de las sociedades contemporáneas. Tratar de combatir la pandemia llevó a la mayoría de los gobiernos a imponer medidas de restricción de reuniones y movilidad, así como obligar al cumplimiento de medidas de autoprotección y de confinamiento. Esta nota de investigación presenta de manera descriptiva los resultados más relevantes obtenidos en…
Determinantes de la percepción de corrupción legislativa en América Latina (1990-2016)
Este trabajo identifica los cambios y continuidades en la percepción de la corrupción legislativa en América Latina en el periodo 1990- 2016. A partir de los datos de opinión del proyecto «Varieties of Democracy» de la Universidad de Gotemburgo y el Instituto Kellogg, se explora el peso que podrían tener variables partidistas e institucionales sobre la percepción de la existencia de actividades ilícitas en los legislativos latinoamericanos. Los d…
Partidos políticos versus presidentes. Un análisis de la congruencia ideológica en América Latina
This study aims the political congruence in Latin American presidentialist democracies. It analyzes the levels of ideological congruence between parties and presidential candidates with their voters. The data used come from Americas Barometer at Vanderbilt University and Latin American Elites Project at the University of Salamanca for 11 Latin American countries between 2004 and 2014. The results conclude that the ideological links in Latin Ameri…
España
ES] La crisis econ?mica que sufre Espa?a desde 2008 ha derivado en 2012 en un escenario de crisis social, crisis de representaci?n pol?tica, y p?rdida de calidad de la democracia. Las pol?ticas p?blicas que el gobierno de Mariano Rajoy ha dise?ado, en su primer a?o de gobierno y bajo tutela europea, han estado dominadas por la austeridad y los recortes. estas pol?ticas han provocado un incremento del desempleo, las movilizaciones ciudadanas y las…
Diferencia la variable género a la élite parlamentaria latinoamericana
Este artículo pretende definir la relevancia de la variable género como elemento diferenciador dentro de los representantes parlamentarios de una muestra de cinco países (Argentina, Chile, Colombia, México y República Dominicana). Para ello, se tienen en cuenta una serie de variables: clase social de origen, posición socioeconómica, familiares dedicados a la política, dedicación exclusiva a la política y la actividad del diputado antes de dedicar…
As atitudes políticas na Espanha, segundo uma estrutura dimensional indutiva
O artigo analisa as atitudes e percepções políticas dos espanhóis como constitutivas de sua cultura política, apontando o papel das atitudes políticas como um elemento necessário ao estabelecimento e consolidação da democracia no país. Apesar de concordar com a definição de Almond e Verba (1965) de que as atitudes políticas são englobadas pela cultura política, a autora apresenta uma crítica à sua classificação que divide as orientações em cognit…
Algunas observaciones sobre la élite parlamentaria latinoamericana
This study aims to provide information on parliament from a different point of view: that of its members. It explores the characteristics that define them, and the aspects that motivate and preoccupy them, and bring them satisfaction through the performance of their activity in the chambers of deputies throughout Latin America. This study also seeks to establish similarities between the different countries as regards the behavior, perceptions and…
Trabajo voluntario o participación? Elementos para una sociología del Tercer Sector
Los límites de la consolidación democrática en América Latina
Why Do People Engage in Unlawful Political Protest? Examining the Role of Authoritarianism in Illegal Protest Behavior
Prior research on individual-level drivers of protest has primarily focused on legal protest. However, less is known about what makes people engage in unlawful protest activities. Building upon previous literature on the collective action dilemma, socialization on violent and high-risk social movements, and political psychology, we expect that illegal protest frequency varies at different levels of authoritarianism. We explore the relationship be…
España
ES] La crisis econ?mica que sufre Espa?a desde 2008 ha derivado en 2012 en un escenario de crisis social, crisis de representaci?n pol?tica, y p?rdida de calidad de la democracia. Las pol?ticas p?blicas que el gobierno de Mariano Rajoy ha dise?ado, en su primer a?o de gobierno y bajo tutela europea, han estado dominadas por la austeridad y los recortes. estas pol?ticas han provocado un incremento del desempleo, las movilizaciones ciudadanas y las…
Losing Hurts
This article aims to analyze satisfaction with democracy among political representatives as key actors of democracy. We examine the impact of two possible sources of satisfaction—personal benefits and policy performance—using a database from the Latin American Legislative Elites Project with 1207 personal interviews to legislators from 17 countries. The results show that, in addition to the winner effect, personal benefits and policy performance …
The socializing nature of protest events. Consequences of the 15-M protests on participants’ political engagement over time
In spite of the widespread belief that firsthand experience with protest is able to change participants' hearts and minds, the empirical evidence tracking actual changes after participation in protest events is scant and mixed. We examine whether participation in significant protest events increases political engagement in terms of both attitudes (interest, internal efficacy) and behaviors (later participation in demonstrations, overall political…
Los límites de la consolidación democrática en América Latina
Algunas observaciones sobre la élite parlamentaria latinoamericana
This study aims to provide information on parliament from a different point of view: that of its members. It explores the characteristics that define them, and the aspects that motivate and preoccupy them, and bring them satisfaction through the performance of their activity in the chambers of deputies throughout Latin America. This study also seeks to establish similarities between the different countries as regards the behavior, perceptions and…
Trabajo voluntario o participación? Elementos para una sociología del Tercer Sector
As atitudes políticas na Espanha, segundo uma estrutura dimensional indutiva
O artigo analisa as atitudes e percepções políticas dos espanhóis como constitutivas de sua cultura política, apontando o papel das atitudes políticas como um elemento necessário ao estabelecimento e consolidação da democracia no país. Apesar de concordar com a definição de Almond e Verba (1965) de que as atitudes políticas são englobadas pela cultura política, a autora apresenta uma crítica à sua classificação que divide as orientações em cognit…
Diferencia la variable género a la élite parlamentaria latinoamericana
Este artículo pretende definir la relevancia de la variable género como elemento diferenciador dentro de los representantes parlamentarios de una muestra de cinco países (Argentina, Chile, Colombia, México y República Dominicana). Para ello, se tienen en cuenta una serie de variables: clase social de origen, posición socioeconómica, familiares dedicados a la política, dedicación exclusiva a la política y la actividad del diputado antes de dedicar…
España
ES] La crisis econ?mica que sufre Espa?a desde 2008 ha derivado en 2012 en un escenario de crisis social, crisis de representaci?n pol?tica, y p?rdida de calidad de la democracia. Las pol?ticas p?blicas que el gobierno de Mariano Rajoy ha dise?ado, en su primer a?o de gobierno y bajo tutela europea, han estado dominadas por la austeridad y los recortes. estas pol?ticas han provocado un incremento del desempleo, las movilizaciones ciudadanas y las…
Partidos políticos versus presidentes. Un análisis de la congruencia ideológica en América Latina
This study aims the political congruence in Latin American presidentialist democracies. It analyzes the levels of ideological congruence between parties and presidential candidates with their voters. The data used come from Americas Barometer at Vanderbilt University and Latin American Elites Project at the University of Salamanca for 11 Latin American countries between 2004 and 2014. The results conclude that the ideological links in Latin Ameri…
Efectos sociales y políticos de la Covid -19 entre los estudiantes universitarios
La pandemia provocada por el contagio masivo de coronavirus ha impactado profundamente en todos los niveles de las sociedades contemporáneas. Tratar de combatir la pandemia llevó a la mayoría de los gobiernos a imponer medidas de restricción de reuniones y movilidad, así como obligar al cumplimiento de medidas de autoprotección y de confinamiento. Esta nota de investigación presenta de manera descriptiva los resultados más relevantes obtenidos en…
Determinantes de la percepción de corrupción legislativa en América Latina (1990-2016)
Este trabajo identifica los cambios y continuidades en la percepción de la corrupción legislativa en América Latina en el periodo 1990- 2016. A partir de los datos de opinión del proyecto «Varieties of Democracy» de la Universidad de Gotemburgo y el Instituto Kellogg, se explora el peso que podrían tener variables partidistas e institucionales sobre la percepción de la existencia de actividades ilícitas en los legislativos latinoamericanos. Los d…
Partial non-response in political elite studies
Capital social y compromiso cívico
Durante décadas, la literatura de las ciencias sociales ha mantenido la tesis teórica del círculo virtuoso entre el capital social y el compromiso cívico. Este trabajo trata de arrojar evidencia empírica sobre la vigencia de esta tesis teórica. Sustentado en dos concepciones teóricas de capital social (una centrada en la confianza interpersonal y la otra en la existencia de redes comunitarias) y utilizando datos panel (tres olas) de una muestra d…
Repensando el capital social en la era digital y en sociedades diversas
Este artículo introduce el volumen monográfico que lleva por título ‘Capital Social en Democracia: Una Perspectiva de la Influencia del Capital Social en Sociedades Diversas’. En primer lugar, este artículo captura brevemente y con una mirada temática amplia, las distintas acepciones y operacionalizaciones de Capital Social, y cómo se ha introducido el constructo a través de diferentes disciplinas. El artículo también explica el devenir del Capit…
Why Do People Engage in Unlawful Political Protest? Examining the Role of Authoritarianism in Illegal Protest Behavior
Prior research on individual-level drivers of protest has primarily focused on legal protest. However, less is known about what makes people engage in unlawful protest activities. Building upon previous literature on the collective action dilemma, socialization on violent and high-risk social movements, and political psychology, we expect that illegal protest frequency varies at different levels of authoritarianism. We explore the relationship be…
Twitter Communication Among Democracy Actors
Prior research highlights broad democratic benefits of sustained public trust in the government, and the confidence that the government performs responsively addressing citizens' problems (i.e., unemployment, cost of living). As social media enhances citizens' opportunities to interact with journalists and elected officials, little is known about these communication effects on people's government trust, and citizens' evaluations about how well th…
Ethno-religious State Repression in Non-Democratic Regimes
State repression of ethno-religious minorities is a widespread practice among dictatorships. Nevertheless, political science literature on the topic presents inconsistent findings regarding the causes and consequences of this phenomenon, largely due to the challenges associated with researching human rights violations in non-democratic regimes. The present systematic literature review covers theme-related articles indexed in the Web of Science da…
Losing Hurts
This article aims to analyze satisfaction with democracy among political representatives as key actors of democracy. We examine the impact of two possible sources of satisfaction—personal benefits and policy performance—using a database from the Latin American Legislative Elites Project with 1207 personal interviews to legislators from 17 countries. The results show that, in addition to the winner effect, personal benefits and policy performance …
Institutional Context and Satisfaction with Democracy
This article analyzes satisfaction with democracy among legislators in Latin America by centering on the impact of institutional settings. Our dataset contains 2,448 interviews from 17 countries between 2009 and 2022. The results of our multilevel logistic regression analysis underscore the significance of institutions, highlighting that perceptions of opportunities for participation in the legislative agenda‐setting process increase legislators'…
The socializing nature of protest events. Consequences of the 15-M protests on participants’ political engagement over time
In spite of the widespread belief that firsthand experience with protest is able to change participants' hearts and minds, the empirical evidence tracking actual changes after participation in protest events is scant and mixed. We examine whether participation in significant protest events increases political engagement in terms of both attitudes (interest, internal efficacy) and behaviors (later participation in demonstrations, overall political…
Political science (17 works) · Humanities (10 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Politics (8 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Democracy (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Latin Americans (4 works) · Political economy (4 works)