All posts by Mauricio Quilpatay Belmar

How a neoliberal subject was built: the case of Chile

Mauricio Quilpatay Belmar | October 18, 2022

On September 4th, Chile held a national referendum to approve or reject a new Constitution that would have replaced Pinochet’s authoritarian and anti-democratic Constitution of 1980. Widely regarded as progressivist and innovative in many regards, it was rejected by [...]

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