Ph.D. 2020 (Sociology), New School for Social Research;
M.A. 2013 (Sociology), New School for Social Research;
B.A. 2005 (Journalism), Universidad Católica de Chile.
Guillermina Altomonte
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Medical sociology; Economic sociology; Culture; Care Work; Qualitative methods; Gender; Temporality; Aging
2022. Class and Culture in the Making of an Assisted Living Market. Socio-Economic Review.
2022. Coordinating Illness and Insurance Trajectories: Evidence from a Post-Acute Care Unit. Social Science & Medicine.
2021. Autonomy on the Horizon: Comparing Institutional Approaches to Disability and Elder Care (with Adrianna Munson). Theory and Society 50(6): 935–963.
2020. Exploiting Ambiguity: A Moral Polysemy Approach to Variation in Economic Practices. American Sociological Review (85)1: 76-105.
2020. Affect and Labor. Athenea Digital 20(2).
2016. Beyond Being on Call: Time, Contingency, and Unpredictability Among Family Caregivers for the Elderly. Sociological Forum 31(3): 642-662.