This is the last post for my participation in the English programme, whose has ended because of Chile have been living a social struggle. This is one of my analysis of this. “Democrats and democratic fullness” I going to take the Unit 20 called “Society” like a trigger to develop some ideas around the last fifty days in Chile, a social struggle against several deep inequalities that have taken shape under the neoliberal social-economic model. While the people are protesting and facing the military and police forces in the streets, the political elite has been negotiating internally for achieving agreements that brake the mobilization and can establish “the peace”. Preamble: A society crossed by a lot of inequalities. In comparison with twenty or thirty years ago, we live in better material conditions, but, what has been the price we have had to pay? Working under flexible treatment (fixed-term contract, part-time with part-salary), manager companies of pension savings which ge...
When I chose the sociology programme I didn't know what job I could get with this degree. Maybe the unknown future atracts me too to take the decission. Currently I think I would like to do carreer in social research, taking a post-degree in social research methods or some similarly to this. I would like doing basic and applied research, looking into epistemology issues of academic (with a self-interest of researchers mainly) and involving (including the community with we are working interest) methodologies. Furthermore, the possibility to mix qualitative and cuantitative methods in the same strategy and, even, if we can speak about two clearly differents perspectives. Although the last I pointed out sounds very indoor job, this issues leads me to doing inquiries on the field (outdoor). Traveling to other countries doesn't appeal to me a lot, but likely I have to do this for studying in the area I'm talking. Consequently, I hope to receive a good salary after this eff...