Juan Pablo Rodríguez López
Biographic Data
| ID | 4269147 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Juan Pablo Rodríguez López |
| GIVEN NAMES | Juan Pablo Rodríguez |
| FAMILY NAME | López |
| SIGNATURE | LÓPEZ J P R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Alberto Hurtado University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2279-7327 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Constitutional mobilization in the age of the right against rights
While legal mobilization through litigation and legislative reform has been widely examined, less is known about how political and social actors engage constitution-making processes to advance or restrict rights. Latin America provides a particularly relevant context to study this phenomenon, given the region’s frequent constitutional replacements and the growing tendency of activists to use constitution-making itself when other institutional cha…
Amplifying dignity in the neoliberal city
The Chilean pobladores housing movement gained prominence among Chile’s 2019 wave of protests. The contemporary pobladores movement re-emerged in 2000 and since then has mobilized for the right to dignified housing and a dignified life. Values like work, effort, and collective commitment have been fundamental within its historical narratives since the 1960s, but these have significantly evolved over time, reflecting the major changes in the socia…
The dilemma of constitutional mobilization
During the last decade, processes of constitutional change in different parts of the world have taken place in response to massive mobilizations, in contexts of social and political crises. What do social movements do when they participate in a body created to formulate a new constitution? The constitutional change process of 2021-2022 in Chile provides a unique opportunity to analyze how social movements act when they actively intervene in the c…
Bridging the gap
Claims of ownership, claims of dignity
In September 2022, Chileans overwhelmingly rejected the draft of a new constitution to replace the inherited from Pinochet’s dictatorship. Existing explanations attribute the failure to a mixture of ill-designed procedures, political dynamics, and ideological distortions and fake news. However, we argue for a different interpretation, emphasizing the collision of normative worlds in the struggle for demarcating rights. Through narrative analysis …
Cambio constitucional en Chile
Une Constitution dans la douleur
Novatrice en matière sociale et écologique, la nouvelle Constitution chilienne s'est bâtie dans la douleur, avant d'être massivement rejetée le 4 septembre 2022. Retour sur les grandes étapes de son élaboration
Anti-inflammatory activity of Nectandra angustifolia (Laurel Amarillo) ethanolic extract
The politics of neoliberalism in Latin America
Over the last two decades, academic debates around neoliberalism in Latin America have shifted from evaluations of the drawbacks and virtues of the application of neoliberal policies for achieving socioeconomic development, towards discussions imagining and implementing alternatives. After thirty years of neoliberal reform, even neoliberal advocates have increasingly recognised the pernicious effects that the process of neoliberalization have had…
Resisting Neoliberal Capitalism in Chile
The politics of neoliberalism in Latin America
Over the last two decades, academic debates around neoliberalism in Latin America have shifted from evaluations of the drawbacks and virtues of the application of neoliberal policies for achieving socioeconomic development, towards discussions imagining and implementing alternatives. After thirty years of neoliberal reform, even neoliberal advocates have increasingly recognised the pernicious effects that the process of neoliberalization have had…
Amplifying dignity in the neoliberal city
The Chilean pobladores housing movement gained prominence among Chile’s 2019 wave of protests. The contemporary pobladores movement re-emerged in 2000 and since then has mobilized for the right to dignified housing and a dignified life. Values like work, effort, and collective commitment have been fundamental within its historical narratives since the 1960s, but these have significantly evolved over time, reflecting the major changes in the socia…
The dilemma of constitutional mobilization
During the last decade, processes of constitutional change in different parts of the world have taken place in response to massive mobilizations, in contexts of social and political crises. What do social movements do when they participate in a body created to formulate a new constitution? The constitutional change process of 2021-2022 in Chile provides a unique opportunity to analyze how social movements act when they actively intervene in the c…
Bridging the gap
Resisting Neoliberal Capitalism in Chile
Anti-inflammatory activity of Nectandra angustifolia (Laurel Amarillo) ethanolic extract
The politics of neoliberalism in Latin America
Over the last two decades, academic debates around neoliberalism in Latin America have shifted from evaluations of the drawbacks and virtues of the application of neoliberal policies for achieving socioeconomic development, towards discussions imagining and implementing alternatives. After thirty years of neoliberal reform, even neoliberal advocates have increasingly recognised the pernicious effects that the process of neoliberalization have had…
Une Constitution dans la douleur
Novatrice en matière sociale et écologique, la nouvelle Constitution chilienne s'est bâtie dans la douleur, avant d'être massivement rejetée le 4 septembre 2022. Retour sur les grandes étapes de son élaboration
Cambio constitucional en Chile
Bridging the gap
Claims of ownership, claims of dignity
In September 2022, Chileans overwhelmingly rejected the draft of a new constitution to replace the inherited from Pinochet’s dictatorship. Existing explanations attribute the failure to a mixture of ill-designed procedures, political dynamics, and ideological distortions and fake news. However, we argue for a different interpretation, emphasizing the collision of normative worlds in the struggle for demarcating rights. Through narrative analysis …
Amplifying dignity in the neoliberal city
The Chilean pobladores housing movement gained prominence among Chile’s 2019 wave of protests. The contemporary pobladores movement re-emerged in 2000 and since then has mobilized for the right to dignified housing and a dignified life. Values like work, effort, and collective commitment have been fundamental within its historical narratives since the 1960s, but these have significantly evolved over time, reflecting the major changes in the socia…
The dilemma of constitutional mobilization
During the last decade, processes of constitutional change in different parts of the world have taken place in response to massive mobilizations, in contexts of social and political crises. What do social movements do when they participate in a body created to formulate a new constitution? The constitutional change process of 2021-2022 in Chile provides a unique opportunity to analyze how social movements act when they actively intervene in the c…
Constitutional mobilization in the age of the right against rights
While legal mobilization through litigation and legislative reform has been widely examined, less is known about how political and social actors engage constitution-making processes to advance or restrict rights. Latin America provides a particularly relevant context to study this phenomenon, given the region’s frequent constitutional replacements and the growing tendency of activists to use constitution-making itself when other institutional cha…
Political science (8 works) · Politics (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Constitution (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political and Social Dynamics in Chile and Latin America (3 works)