值得冒险吗?智利新冠肺炎大流行期间的冤情和街头抗议参与

IF 1.6 Q2 POLITICAL SCIENCE Journal of Politics in Latin America Pub Date : 2022-09-23 DOI:10.1177/1866802X221127712
Sofía Donoso, Ismael Puga, C. Moya, Monica M. Gerber
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新冠肺炎疫情始于智利,当时该国正经历大规模抗议和严重的政治危机。在应对这场危机的宪法改革进程发展的同时,实施了限制行动和集会的卫生措施。在这种冲突的背景下,我们研究了为什么人们不顾限制和健康风险继续参加街头抗议活动。通过两项调查,我们测试了现有学术中涉及的关键因素:传记可用性、感知风险和不满。我们发现,与疫情有关的不满是最重要的因素,而传记在疫情背景下的相关性要小得多。没有证据表明,在决定是否参加街头抗议时,感知到的健康风险很重要。这些结果表明,在政治危机的情况下,与疫情管理有关的不满情绪可以激励政治参与,即使后者将人们的健康置于危险之中。
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Is it Worth the Risk? Grievances and Street Protest Participation During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Chile
The COVID-19 pandemic started in Chile as the country was experiencing massive protests and a deep political crisis. Sanitary measures restricting movement and gatherings were implemented while the process of constitutional change responding to this crisis developed. In this context of conflict, we study why people continued participating in street protests despite the restrictions and the health risks involved. Using two surveys, we test key factors addressed in extant scholarship: biographical availability, perceived risks, and grievances. We find that grievances related to the pandemic were the most important factor, while biographical availability was much less relevant in the pandemic context. There is no evidence that perceived health risks mattered when deciding whether to join a street protest or not. These results suggest that under conditions of political crisis, grievances related to the administration of the pandemic can motivate political participation even when the latter put people's health at risk.
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