Tomás Undurraga
Universidad Alberto Hurtado (UAH), Departamento de Sociología, Santiago, Chile. tundurraga@uahurtado.clUniversidad Alberto HurtadoChileSantiago, ChileUniversidad Alberto Hurtado (UAH), Departamento de Sociología, Santiago, Chile. tundurraga@uahurtado.cl
Tomás Undurraga (PhD, University of Cambridge) is associate professor at the Department of Sociology, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile. His research interests intersect cultural and economic sociology, expert knowledge and media studies. His empirical research has focused on the making of the public economic sphere in Argentina, Brazil and Chile, and knowledge production in climate science. He has published in journals such as Cultural Sociology, The Sociological Review, Journal of Cultural Economy, Journalism Studies, Revista de Sociologia e Política, among others.
Felipe Márquez
Universidad Alberto Hurtado (UAH), Departamento de Sociología, Santiago, Chile. marquelipe@gmail.com Universidad Alberto HurtadoChileSantiago, ChileUniversidad Alberto Hurtado (UAH), Departamento de Sociología, Santiago, Chile. marquelipe@gmail.com
Felipe Márquez is master in sociology from Universidad Alberto Hurtado. His research is focused on social movements, economic sociology and environmental certification. He currently works as an academic in the Sociology Department of Universidad the Alberto Hurtado, and as a research assistant in the project “Incendios Forestales y Nuevo Régimen Climático”.
Tomás Undurraga (PhD, University of Cambridge) is associate professor at the Department of Sociology, Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile. His research interests intersect cultural and economic sociology, expert knowledge and media studies. His empirical research has focused on the making of the public economic sphere in Argentina, Brazil and Chile, and knowledge production in climate science. He has published in journals such as Cultural Sociology, The Sociological Review, Journal of Cultural Economy, Journalism Studies, Revista de Sociologia e Política, among others.
Felipe Márquez is master in sociology from Universidad Alberto Hurtado. His research is focused on social movements, economic sociology and environmental certification. He currently works as an academic in the Sociology Department of Universidad the Alberto Hurtado, and as a research assistant in the project “Incendios Forestales y Nuevo Régimen Climático”.
The unfinished development of the frontier: a Karl Polanyi reading of the conflict between the forestry industry, Mapuche communities and the Chilean State