Julio Iturra-Sanhueza

1/ My new article in European Sociological Review (@ESR_news ) examines how class-based network segregation and national-level inequality shape support for redistribution, using data from 32,717 individuals across 31 countries. DOI: doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc… 👇

Many thanks to our speakers for a successful BITSS Annual Meeting! One of our main take-aways was the tension between using LLMs in research and reproducibility. Reproducibility remains an important issue in research, and this is a topic we think is important to pay attention to.

@LeopoldoTweets Hola Leopoldo, muy interesantes resultados. En Chile realizamos un experimento similar pero con una encuesta factorial. Me gustaría poder leer tu articulo. Sería genial si pudieses compartirme el link, gracias. Felicidades.

Importantly, these effects are not just a reflection of money or schooling. In fact, income and education often increase profiles’ labor-market status but hurt perceived social warmth. High-class accents, by contrast, raise both workplace and interpersonal evaluations.

New Working Paper Alert 📔 Do accents shape social and economic opportunity? With @miweintraub83 and @NGarbirasDiaz, we tested this in Colombia through an online experiment with 6,000 adults. 🧵

NEW: Wiebke Schulz, Ineke Maas, Marco H.D. van Leeuwen, "Socio-Economic Advancement and Long-Term Trends in the Gender Gap in Early Career Occupational Status in France 1860–1960." sociologicalscience.com/articles-v13-1…

Nuevo artículo @IMRjournal: ¿Qué explica las actitudes hacia la inmigración con baja distancia cultural? Evidencia en Chile: → Preferencia por migrantes calificados → Penalización por percepciones de crimen Pesan factores económicos y de seguridad. 📄doi.org/10.1177/019791…

@mausalgado @IMRjournal bacán, salió finalmente. Felicidades.

@amjaime @sn ¡muchas gracias!

@jciturras @sn Gracias Julio. Aquí un link al texto link.springer.com/epdf/10.1057/s…

Very happy to share our latest piece of research with Juan J. Fernández. We show that income predicts preferences for redistribution better than other measures of socioeconomic status link.springer.com/article/10.105… @SN.

@_la_nada @XArrizabaloM de seguro lo puedes encontrar en alguna librería en Santiago de Chile con envío

@XArrizabaloM Quería consultar si es posible adquirir el libro "Capitalismo y economía mundial" en versión digital (formato PDF). Lamentablemente, el libro impreso no llega a las librerías de Lima, Perú, donde resido.

La derecha ganó la elección, y aún así siguen con las fake news. El proyecto de ley sobre negociación ramal no implicaba NINGÚN financiamiento a orgs como la CUT

Claudio Agostini, economista: Sostener que se pueden bajar los impuestos y recaudar lo mismo vía mayor crecimiento “es mentira. Es terraplanismo económico. Eso no pasa, no ha pasado y no va a pasar” youtu.be/aiejgRx2AW4?si… LO QUE IMPORTA Impuestos, ¿quién paga la cuenta?

@Aye_Vanegas @Journal_CompPol Feclidades! ¿Sabes cómo es posible tener acceso al pdf del paper? Gracias

My first solo-authored publication is now out in @Journal_CompPol (FirstView) 🎉 Why would cash-transfer beneficiaries reduce support for these programs when poverty increases? I show that perceived ineffectiveness pushes recipients toward longer-term social investment policies.

📢New paper out! @jciturras new study on 31 countries finds that: rising inequality isn’t just about money—it’s about who you know! Your friends might decide your politics, and segregated networks matter most in low-inequality societies! ➡ Read it at: doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

6/ “Class-based network segregation, economic inequality, and redistributive preferences across societies.” DOI: doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

5/ Overall, redistributive attitudes are shaped not only by class position, but also by the composition of social networks and by structural inequality. Network segregation matters most in contexts of low to moderate inequality.

1/ My new article in European Sociological Review (@ESR_news ) examines how class-based network segregation and national-level inequality shape support for redistribution, using data from 32,717 individuals across 31 countries. DOI: doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc… 👇

En 🇨🇱 los sindicatos son débiles. Sin embargo, 🇨🇱 es el país de A. Latina donde se confía más en los sindicatos, seguido de 🇨🇴,🇧🇷 y 🇺🇾. ¿Por qué ocurre esto? En este artículo de @LARRLASA escrito con @KevinCarrascoQ1, explicamos este y otros hallazgos cambridge.org/core/journals/…

@valentiandrade @beaahumada_ Gracias!

@beaahumada_ @jciturras

I’m on the Job Market! 🚨 Ever wondered how does uncertainty about sources of inequality affects redistribution? In my jmp, Excuses and Redistribution, I explore how people use excuses to distort beliefs about merit and luck, justifying self-serving behavior. 🧵(1/7)