Mental health in a context of international migration is a particularly pressing issue, as
migration is recognised as a social determinant of physical and mental health. As Chile is …

This article reviews recent methodological research that bears on the collection of
egocentric network data. It begins with background on setting egocentric network …

Contrary to the idea that neighbourhood cohesion is something that inherently benefits the
poor or counterbalances the forces of social exclusion, in this article we argue that it can …

This paper studies how social capital is divided across classes in Chile, one of the most
unequal countries in the world. We analyse the extent to which upper-, middle-, and lower …

Comprehensive and engaging, this textbook introduces students not only to foundational
sociological work, but also to insights from contemporary sociological theory and research …

This study examines how perceptions of residential reputation and stigma vary according to
differences in social class and spatial structures. The focus of our inquiry is the city of …

Abstract this paper analyzes social class inequalities in access to social capital. Quantitative
methodology was used with data from the PI-Clases “Reproduction and social mobility in …

In this study, we examine whether the spatial structure produces differences in access to
social capital and the status homogeneity of networks in Santiago, the capital of Chile—a …

We estimate spatially disaggregated measures of intergenerational mobility in Chile through
an administrative dataset linking children's and their parents' earnings from the formal …

Based on the data of 1882 Chinese doctoral students in social science fields, this study
examined the initial placement of PhD holders in the academic labor market. Findings …