Abstract
In this chapter, we address the capacity that Chilean ministers had to survive in their positions during 1990-2014 period. We analyse the trajectories and profiles of the ministers over 24 years (232 appointments) to identify how these are related with the elements of the institutional architecture (e.g. quotas, party equilibriums, president autonomy, among others) with factors associated with the parties, which formed the government coalitions. In particular, using a trajectories analysis of the all individuals in the period, we aim to evaluate factors that illuminate patterns linked with the politics professionalisation phenomena in the governmental sphere, as well as the functioning of the executive power in a presidential system.
Bastián González-Bustamante
Post-doctoral Researcher
Post-doctoral Researcher in Computational Social Science and a lecturer in Governance and Development at the Institute of Public Administration at the Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs at Leiden University, Netherlands. Lecturer at the School of Public Administration at Universidad Diego Portales and Research Associate in Training Data Lab, Chile.