Cristián Doña-Reveco

Cristián Doña-Reveco
Escuela de Sociología
Universidad Diego Portales (UDP)
Av. Ejercito Libertador 333, Santiago, Chile
Ph: +56 2 2676 8470
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://cristiandonareveco.com
Employment
Assistant Professor, Escuela de Sociología, Universidad Diego Portales, 2015-Present
Director, Observatorio de Desigualdades, UDP, 2016-Present
Associated Reseacher, Instituto de Investigación en Ciencias Sociales, UDP, 2015-Present
Adjunct Researcher, Centre for Social Conflict and Cohesion Studies, COES, 2015-Present
External Consultant to the Departamento de Extranjería, Ministerio del Interior, Chile. 2015-2016
Visiting Assistant Professor, Michigan State University, 2013-2015
Research Assistant, Latin American and Caribbean Demographic Center, Population Division,
Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, UN, 2001, 2004, & 2005
Consultant, International Organization for Migration, 2000-2001, 2003-2004, & 2016
Education
Ph.D., Sociology and History, Michigan State University, 2012
Graduate Specialization in International Development
Graduate Certificate in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Dissertation: In the Shadow of Empire and Nation: Chilean Migration to the United States since the
1950s. Reviewed at Dissertation Reviews (link)
M.A., Sociology, Michigan State University, 2007
M.A., Political Sciences and International Relations, P. Universidad Católica de Chile, 2007
Licenciatura (2000) and Professional Degree (2002), Sociology, Universidad de Chile
Teaching and Research Interests
International Migration
Comparative / Historical Sociology
Population, Development, and Globalization.
Latin America and Caribbean Studies
20th Century History, Recent History, & Historiography
Collective and Social Memory
Publications
Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
Ten Eyck, Toby and Doña-Reveco, Cristián. 2015. “Reporting on Art in the City: Newspaper coverage
of public art in Philadelphia, New Orleans, San Francisco, and Chicago, 2001-2010.” Journal of
Urban Affairs. Article First Online DOI: 10.1111/juaf.12242
Doña-Reveco, Cristián and Brendan Mullan. 2014. “Migration Policy and Development in Chile.”
International Migration, 52(5): 1-14. DOI: 10.1111/imig.12157
Doña-Reveco, Cristián and Amanda Levinson. 2013. “The Chilean State and the Search for a New
Migration Policy”. Discusiones Públicas 4(1): 67-89.
Doña-Reveco, Cristián. 2012. “Unintended Consequences of Exile: The Brazilian and Chilean Exile in
Comparative Perspective, 1964-1990”. Left History 16(2): 9-35.
Manuscripts in Progress
Doña-Reveco, Cristián. “Memories of exile and temporary return: Chilean exiles remember Chile.”
Resubmit after major revisions.
Updated to August 2016
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Doña-Reveco, Cristián and Liza Zuñiga. “National Identity, Racialization, and Criminalization: Chilean
Carabineros and Recent Regional Migration.” In process.
Finn, Victoria, Cristián Doña Reveco and Mayra Feddersen. “The South American Conference on
Migration. Multilateral Perspectives on Migration Management”. In process.
Doña Reveco, Cristián and Yanko Pavicevic. “Comunidad virtual de inmigrantes anglohablantes y
españoles residentes en Chile: una aproximación etnográfica”. In process.
Doña Reveco, Cristián and Cristobal Moya. “Comparing Migration Stocks: The Chilean 2012 Census,
and the 2001 and 2013 CASEN surveys”. In process.
Book Chapters
Doña Reveco, Cristián. Forthcoming. “Introducción: Tendencias y retos de las políticas y reformas
migratorias en América Latina”. In Tendencias y retos de las políticas y reformas migratorias en
América Latina. Un estudio comparado, edited by Natalia Caicedo, Universidad de Barcelona.
Doña Reveco, Cristián y Mayra Feddersen. Forthcoming. “Regímenes Migratorios en América del Sur:
La Conferencia Sudamericana sobre Migraciones”. In Tendencias y retos de las políticas y reformas
migratorias en América Latina. Un estudio comparado, edited by Natalia Caicedo, Universidad de
Barcelona.
Mullan, Brendan and Cristián Doña-Reveco. 2012. “Emigration and the Sending State,” pp. 409-421.
In The International Handbook of Migration Studies, edited by Steven Gold and Stephanie Nawyn.
Routledge.
Doña-Reveco, Cristián. 2011. “Chilean Immigrants,” pp. 149-203. In Multicultural America: An
Encyclopedia of the Newest Americans, edited by Ronald H. Bayor. Westport: Greenwood Press.
Doña-Reveco, Cristián. 2003. “Transnacionalismo y Migración Internacional.” Memoria Electrónica,
1er Coloquio Internacional de Migración y Desarrollo, October, Zacatecas, Mx.
Book
Doña-Reveco, Cristián (editor). 2002. Informes nacionales sobre migración internacional en países de
Centroamérica: taller de capacitación para el análisis de información censal sobre migración
internacional en América Central. Santiago: Naciones Unidas, CEPAL; OIM; BID.
Selected Research Reports, Book Reviews, and Working Papers (since 2009)
Doña-Reveco, Cristián. 2016. “Del Mediterráneo a Santiago pasando por París y otras partes: Un
comentario sobre refugio y migración internacional”. Análisis del Año 2015, Santiago: Universidad
de Chile, Escuela de Sociología.
Doña-Reveco, Cristián. 2014. Migração internacional e integração regional: o caso da América do Sul.
PONTES Informações e análises sobre comércio e desenvolvimento sustentável 10(10):9-12.
Doña-Reveco, Cristián. 2014. “Población y Desarrollo en el Programa del segundo Gobierno de
Michelle Bachelet (2014-2018).” Discusiones Públicas 5(1): 17-24.
Doña-Reveco, Cristián and Amanda Levinson. June 2012. Chile: A Growing Destination Country in
Search of a Coherent Approach to Migration; Country Profile, Migration Policy Institute,
Washington DC.
Doña-Reveco, Cristián. 2010. “La migración internacional y el Estado Chileno: Notas para una
discusión”. Discusiones Públicas 1(1): 11-34.
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Doña-Reveco, Cristián. 2009. “Book Review of Arriarán, Pablo. 2008. Visions from finis terræ:
Chilean voices in the United States.” Delaware Review of Latin American Studies, 10 (1).
Grants, Honors, & Awards
Grants and External Funding
“Factores y Condiciones de las Actitudes Emigratorias en América Latina: Un análisis comparado”.
FONDECYT Iniciación 2016. Investigador Principal Cristián Doña. Under evaluation.
“La Experiencia del Derecho a la Salud en Migrantes del Sector Norte del Gran Santiago”. Fondo
Nacional de Investigación en Salud, FONIS 2016. Investigador Principal Cristián Doña and
researchers from the Observatorio de Desigualdades. Under evaluation.
“Globalización Neoliberal, transformación social y migración internacional: Migrantes estadounidenses
y españoles en Chile”, CONICYT+PAI/Concurso Nacional Apoyo al Retorno de Investigadores/as
desde el Extranjero, Convocatoria 2014+82140058; CONICYT Chile.
“The Process of International Migration: Biography, History and their intersections with social
structures” Pre-dissertation Research in Chile; Tinker Field Research Grant, 2008
Fulbright-CONICYT Fellowship for Doctoral Studies in the United States, 2005-2009
Research Fellowship: Towards a Characterization of Chilean Social Structure, Ford FoundationUniversidad de Chile, 2001
Intramural Funding
At Universidad Diego Portales and Centre for Social Conflict and Cohesion Studies
“Los inmigrantes como votantes: Participación política de inmigrantes recientes en comunas
seleccionadas del Gran Santiago,” Principal Investigator, MiniCoes 2016.
“Encuesta a parlamentarios: redes sociales, inmigración y moralidad,” Co-PI, MiniCoes 2016.
At Michigan State University
“The Diaspora Outside of the Diaspora: Dominican Students in Michigan.” Provost’s Undergraduate
Research Engagement Program in the College of Social Science. 2013
Summer Research Grants. Depts. of Sociology; History, & Graduate School. 2009, 2010 & 2012
Jay Artis Endowment Fund for Graduate Study in Sociology, Department of Sociology, 2011
RCAH Graduate Teaching Fellowship, Residential College in Arts and Humanities, 2010
Kenneth E. and Marie J. Corey Research Enhancement Award, College of Social Sciences, 2010
Julian Samora Endowment Scholarship, Julian Samora Research Institute, 2010
Research Enhancement Award for Research in Chile, Graduate School, 2009
Interdisciplinary Inquiry and Teaching Fellowship Program, James Madison College, 2009
Honors and Awards
All-University Excellence in Teaching Award, Michigan State University, 2011
Rockefeller Graduate Student Travel Award and Charles and Louise Tilly Graduate Student Travel
Award, Social Science History Association, 2007-2009 & 2011.
Selected Conference Presentations (since 2011)
2016. “National Identity, Racialization, and Criminalization: Chilean Carabineros and Recent Regional
Migration.” American Sociological Association Conference, Seattle, Wa.
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2016. “Globalización Neoliberal, transformación social y migración internacional: Migrantes
estadounidenses y españoles en Chile. Avances de una investigación.” XXXIII International Congress
of the Latin American Studies Association, New York.
2015. “Migración calificada y distribución espacial de los migrantes en la Región Metropolitana.” II
Seminario sobre Migraciones Internacionales, 26 y 27 de noviembre, Santiago, Chile.
2015. “Racialización e inmigración en tres comunas del gran Santiago: carabineros y la construcción
racial de la migración reciente.” Conferencia Anual de COES 2015 “Conflictos urbanos y
territoriales: ¿desafiando la cohesión social?” Santiago, Chile.
2015. “A la sombra del Imperio y la Nación: Migrantes Chilenos en los EEUU desde 1950” I Simposio
de la Sección de Estudios del Cono Sur – LASA, Santiago, Chile.
2014. “Contemporary migration and the press in Chile: The impacts of perceptions in policy-making”
XXXII International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association, Chicago.
2014. “Estado, ciudadanía emigrante y memoria” XXXII International Congress of the Latin American
Studies Association, Chicago.
2013. “Sending Migrants and Managing Diasporas: Origin Countries’ Relations with their Emigrants”
(with Dr. Brendan Mullan) Sociology of Development Conference, Salt Lake City.
2013. “Whither Comprehensive Migration Policy? Post dictatorial approaches to migration policy in
Chile” American Sociological Association Conference, New York.
2013. “Memories of exile and temporary return: Chilean exiles remember Chile” XXXI International
Congress of the Latin American Studies Association, Washington DC.
2012. “Recent intraregional migration to Chile: Challenges and opportunities for policy and
development” Migration without Boundaries, Michigan State University Graduate Student Migration
Conference, East Lansing, MI.
2011. “Cuando me acuerdo de mi país: Memories of the home country by Chilean migrants in the
United States” Social Science History Association Conference, Boston.
2011. “Social transformations and International migration: Southern Cone migration to the United
States 1950-2008” American Sociological Association Conference, Las Vegas.
2011. Panel presentation, “Interdisciplinary SOTL in Practice: Collaboration and Partnership in
Research” 2011 SOTL Academy Conference, Eastern Michigan University.
Session organized, chaired, or discussant (since 2012)
2015. Session organizer: “Procesos de migración reciente de alta calificación hacia y desde Chile.” II
Seminario sobre Migraciones Internacionales, 26 y 27 de noviembre, Santiago, Chile.
2015. Session Discussant: Políticas neoliberales y nuevos espacios de exclusión Conferencia Anual de
COES 2015 “Conflictos urbanos y territoriales: ¿desafiando la cohesión social?” Santiago, Chile
2015. Session organizer: Dislocación y desplazamiento en el Cono Sur: Tránsitos, diásporas y
relocalización de cuerpos y subjetividades en la trama social y cultural Parte I - International
Migrations Section. XXXIII International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
2015. Session Discussant: Retos de las políticas migratorias de los Estados latinoamericanos:
integración, inclusión y reformas. (Parte I). XXXIII International Congress of the Latin American
Studies Association, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
2014. Session Discussant, Cinematic Representations. 3rd Annual Migration Without Boundaries
Conference, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI.
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2014. Session organizer: Migration policies in the Americas: Perceptions, attitudes, and change.
XXXII International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association, Chicago.
2014. Session Discussant: Indigenous Migrants in the U.S.: Ethnic Identity Formation Across Migrant
Generations. XXXII International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association, Chicago.
2012. Session organizer. South-South Migration and Development. Migration without Boundaries. 1st
Annual Migration Without Boundaries Conference, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI.
Additional Education
Qualitative Comparative Analysis and Fuzzy Sets, American Sociological Association, 2016
Oral History Institute, Ohio Humanities Council and Kenyon College, 2010
IPUMS and GIS Summer Workshops, Minnesota Population Center, 2007
Curso de Formación para Diplomáticos, Academia Diplomática Andrés Bello, Ministerio de Relaciones
Exteriores-Chile, 2002-2003 (withdrawn)
Postgraduate Diploma: “Regional Integration and Cooperation Processes,” Instituto de Estudios
Internacionales, Universidad de Chile, 2000
Courses Taught*
Undergraduate level
 Sociological Theory Courses: Classical & Contemporary Sociological Theory; Historical Sociology
 International Migration Courses: International Migration to the US since 1700s; Migration Methods.
 Methods courses: Dynamics of Population; Historical Methods and Skills; Oral history.
 Statistics Courses: Univariate and Bivariate Statistics.
 General Sociology Courses: Introduction to Sociology; Race and Ethnicity; & Social Stratification
 Other courses: Contemporary Latin American History; Interdisciplinary Approaches to Globalization
Post-graduate level
 Master’s level: Quantitative Research Method and Research Design; Neoclassical Migration
Theories, and Advanced Research Methods and Public Opinion.
*These are the topics of courses taught. For titles, syllabi, and description of courses please see
http://cristiandonareveco.com/teaching/teaching-experience/
Invited Lectures & Presentations (since 2010)
2015. “International Migration in Chile.” DPU Summerlab Santiago: Heritage, Conflict, and Urban
Change. University College London and COES, Santiago, Chile.
2015. “The State and its Emigrants: Consular Reports of Chilean Citizens in the United States.”
Seminar Series, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Michigan State University.
2013. “Human Rights in The Southern Cone of America and Beyond.” Amnesty International Group,
East Lansing High School, Michigan.
2013. “Forty Years from September 11, 1973: Legacies and Memories of the Chilean Military Coup.”
Panel with Dr. Edward Murphy; Seminar Series, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies,
Michigan State University.
2013. “Memories of exile and temporary return: Chilean exiles remember Chile.” Seminar Series,
Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Michigan State University.
2010. “The Southern Cone? Chilean and Argentina History in Film.” Course: Romancing the Nation:
Film, History and the Nation, James Madison College, Michigan State University.
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Current Professional Association Membership
Latin American Studies Association: Southern Cone Studies and International Migration Sections.
Council Member International Migration Section (2013-2015).
American Sociological Association: International Migration and Race and Ethnic Minorities Sections
International Sociological Association: RC09 – Social Transformations and Sociology of Development,
RC20 – Comparative Sociology, and RC31 – Sociology of Migration
Departmental & University Committee Service
DEPARTMENTAL
UNIVERSITYGraduate
COMMITTEE
SERVICE
Graduate Student &Representative,
Education
Committee and Theory Committee, Department
of Sociology, Michigan State University, 2007-2012
Graduate Student Representative, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies Advisory
Committee, Michigan State University, 2008-2009
Editorial Activities
Occasional Reviewer: Journal of Enterprising Communities: People and places in the Global
Economy; Bulletin of Latin American Research, Alteridades, Social Sciences, International
Migration.
Reviewer DEMIG Migration Policy Database—Chile, International Migration Institute, University of
Oxford, 2014.
Languages
Spanish: Native
English: Near Native
French: Basic conversation
Portuguese: Reading
References
Upon request
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