Arriagada, A., Craig, D. (2024). Living My Latin American Influencer Dream: How Racism and Nationality Shape Latin American Influencers within the U.S.  (under review). 

Arriagada, A., Valderrama, M. (2024). (Re)Inventing Influence: Valuation and Justification in the Influencer Industry (under review). 

Arriagada, A. (2023). Chilean Fashion Influencers as Digital Labour: Unpacking the ‘Media Kit’ as a Market Device. In C. Ithurbide, T. Mattelart, & Bouquillion, P. (eds.). Digital Platforms in the Global South. Routledge, pp. 215-231. PDF. 

Arriagada, A., Siles, I. (2023). The mutual configuration of affordances and technological frames: Content creators in the Chilean influencer industry. Convergence. PDF. 

Santana, L. E., Arriagada, A., Rodriguez-Hidalgo, C. T., & Cancino, F. (2022). “I always share content to be seen”: Unpacking sociability affordances in youth motivations and strategies for sharing content on Facebook. Observatorio (OBS*), 16(4). PDF.

Arriagada, A. (2021). La cultura masiva en la era de los nichos. Revista Universitaria UC, 166. Santiago. 

Arriagada, A., Bishop, S. (2021). Between commerciality and authenticity: the imaginary of social media influencers in the attention economy. Communication, Culture & Critique, 14(4), pp. 568-586. PDF. 

Arriagada, A. (2021). Branding daily life: fashion influencers as market actors in the social media economy. In E. Paulicelli, V. Manlow, & E. Wissinger (eds.).The Routledge Companion to Fashion Studies. Routledge. PDF.  

Arriagada, A. (2021). Content Creators and the Field of Advertising. In S. Cunningham & D. Craig (eds.). Creator Culture: An introduction to global social media entertainment. NYU Press, pp. 232-249. PDF. 

Arriagada, A., Ibáñez, F. (2020). “You need at least one picture daily, if not, you’re dead”: Content creators and platform evolution in the social media ecology. Social Media + Society, July-September, pp. 1-12. PDF. 

Arriagada, A., Concha, P. (2019). Cultural intermediaries in the making of branded music events: digital cultural capital in tension. Journal of Cultural Economy, vol 13(2), pp. 42-53. PDF.