Best Paper Award
| Alessia Baghino |
| Affiliation |
Universidad Alberto Hurtado |
| Country |
Italy |
| Scopus ID |
59720173300 |
| Documents |
2 |
| Subject Area |
Social Science |
| Event |
Best Paper Awards |
| Award |
Best Paper Award |
Alessia Baghino
Alessia Baghino of Universidad Alberto Hurtado is recognized with the Best Paper Award for research in the field of Social Science. The awarded publication, titled “Structural Violence and Religious Freedom: Towards a Legal Principle of Structural Justice in the Chilean Experience,” examines the relationship between structural violence, religious freedom, and the development of principles of structural justice within the Chilean experience.
Abstract
This article recognizes Alessia Baghino for receiving the Best Paper Award in recognition of research excellence in social science. The awarded research, titled “Structural Violence and Religious Freedom: Towards a Legal Principle of Structural Justice in the Chilean Experience,” focuses on the relationship between structural violence and religious freedom and considers the development of a legal principle of structural justice through the Chilean experience. The work addresses important questions concerning law, social structures, rights, equality, and religious freedom.
Keywords
Structural Violence, Religious Freedom, Structural Justice, Legal Principle, Chilean Experience, Social Science, Law and Society, Human Rights, Equality, Religious Rights.
Introduction
Structural violence refers to forms of disadvantage and inequality that can become embedded within social, institutional, and legal structures. Within the field of social science and legal studies, examining these structures is important for understanding how rights and freedoms are experienced across different communities. Religious freedom is a fundamental area of rights protection, while structural justice provides a framework for considering whether legal systems adequately address persistent forms of inequality.
The awarded paper, “Structural Violence and Religious Freedom: Towards a Legal Principle of Structural Justice in the Chilean Experience,” places these themes within the Chilean experience and explores the possibility of developing a legal principle of structural justice. The research therefore contributes to discussions at the intersection of law, society, equality, and religious freedom.
Research Profile
Alessia Baghino is affiliated with Universidad Alberto Hurtado. The researcher is associated with the subject area of Social Science. The provided Scopus profile records 2 documents. Her Scopus Author ID is 59720173300, providing an identifier for the researcher’s indexed academic profile.
Research Contributions
The awarded publication, “Structural Violence and Religious Freedom: Towards a Legal Principle of Structural Justice in the Chilean Experience,” contributes to social science research by bringing together questions of structural violence, religious freedom, legal principles, and structural justice. Its focus on the Chilean experience provides a contextual basis for examining how legal and social structures interact with the protection and exercise of religious freedom.
Research Impact
The available academic information records 2 documents for Alessia Baghino in the provided Scopus profile. The awarded paper addresses themes with relevance to legal scholarship and social science, particularly the study of structural inequality, religious freedom, and principles of justice. Its focus on the Chilean experience provides a specific contextual perspective for examining these issues.
Award Suitability
The Best Paper Award recognizes research demonstrating academic quality, originality, relevance, and meaningful contribution to its respective field. Alessia Baghino’s awarded research aligns with these objectives through its examination of structural violence, religious freedom, and structural justice in the Chilean context. The paper offers a focused contribution to social science and legal discussions concerning the relationship between rights and structural forms of inequality.
Conclusion
Alessia Baghino’s research represents a contribution to the field of Social Science, particularly in the study of structural violence, religious freedom, and structural justice. The awarded publication, “Structural Violence and Religious Freedom: Towards a Legal Principle of Structural Justice in the Chilean Experience,” provides a focused examination of these themes through the Chilean experience and contributes to continuing academic discussions surrounding law, rights, equality, and justice.
External Links
References
- Scopus Author Profile: Alessia Baghino, Author ID 59720173300.
Scopus. https://www.scopus.com/pages/authors/59720173300
- ORCID Research Profile: Alessia Baghino.
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0006-7385-2513
- Best Paper Awards
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