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ArticleLa identidad encasillada: la diversidad sexual y de género en las encuestas(2025) Casado Luna, Laura; Folguera Cots, Laia; Guasch, Òscar, 1961-La multiplicidad de formas de pensar la identidad de género problematiza los consensos existentes sobre la categorización de las preguntas en las encuestas. En el ámbito académico, existen debates sobre la forma de «medir» el sexo y el género en las encuestas, así como sobre las directrices y «códigos de buenas prácticas» emitidos por instituciones para guiar la categorización de la diversidad sexual y de género. Este artículo examina el grado y las modalidades de implementación de estos documentos orientativos oficiales y problematiza la complejidad técnica, teórica y política de la medición de la identidad en un marco «encasillado» y limitado. Para ello, el estudio revisa cómo se interroga y se categoriza actualmente la identidad de género en las encuestas desarrolladas por administraciones públicas en España. Entre otros hallazgos, se observa que, en las encuestas de ámbito estatal, es infrecuente diferenciar entre género y sexo. Ante esta situación, realizamos un cuestionario autoadministrado que indagara en las percepciones de la población respecto a este tipo de documentos. Los resultados obtenidos evidencian divergencias de opinión en torno a la necesidad de implementar encuestas inclusivas observándose diferencias por edad, identidad de género y orientación sexual.- ArticleCasilda Iturrizar: A Case of Overcoming the Invisibilization of Women Relevant for Their Religiosity(MDPI, 2025-01-20) Crespo, Alba Patricia; Canaveras, Paula; Álvarez Guerrero, Garazi; Olabarria, Ane; López de Aguileta Jaussi, Garazi; Alzaga, Aitor; Bordanoba, Lidia; Puigvert, Lídia; Flecha, Ramón; Soler Gallart, MartaFeminist studies have increasingly highlighted the contributions of women from various backgrounds; however, a gap remains in the research on conservative religious women. This article presents findings on Casilda Iturrizar, a bourgeois and religiously conservative woman who significantly influenced 19th-century Bilbao. Three surveys with 442 participants and five communicative interviews with educators were conducted using a communicative methodology, which has pioneered the current criteria for social impact and cocreation in the Horizon Europe scientific program. (...)
- ArticleBuilding Teachers’ Confidence and Critical Thinking Through Scientific Evidence with Social Impact in Gender Violence Prevention(MDPI, 2025-03-24) Alzaga, Aitor; Canal-Barbany, Josep-Maria; Carbonell, Sara; Ferreira, Daniela; Grau del Valle, Carolina; Lima, Louise; Joanpere Foraster, Mar; López de Aguileta Jaussi, Garazi; Oliver Perez, Esther; Vaz, Inês; Puigvert, LídiaScientific literature has provided evidence that teacher education based on scientific evidence is highly beneficial for professional development. However, the impact of receiving training grounded on co-created teaching materials—incorporating the expertise of teachers, trainers, and researchers—remains less explored. In this context, the TeachXevidence (2023–2025) project (ref.101096234) conducted nine teacher education seminars in Spain and Portugal, based on co-created scientific evidence with social impact. (...)
- ArticleUrban agendas around the world: A case of policy transfer? An analysis proposal(Wiley, 2025-11-01) Huete García, María Ángeles; Merinero Rodríguez, Rafael; Pradel, MarcThe present article addresses the issue of policy transfer. Three public policy tools (the New Urban Agenda, the Urban Agenda for the European Union and the Spanish Urban Agenda) were analyzed. The objective was to develop an analytical framework allowing to examine these public policy tools and to understand the extent and nature of the policy transfer, as well as its underlying mechanisms. (...)
- ArticleOvercoming Bureaucratization. Rethinking the Social Work Model in Dialogue with Roma(Hipatia Press, 2025-10-23) López de Aguileta Jaussi, Ane; Munté i Pascual, AriadnaSocial Work was born to find and implement actions that succeed at alleviating or overcoming human suffering. Far from this objective, the scientific literature has highlighted that, during the pandemic, the serious situation of disadvantaged communities, including much of the Roma community, has underscored the historical evolution of the discipline towards bureaucratization. However, more research is needed to identify and analyze the actions through which many Social Work professionals have had the opportunity to rethink the current hegemonic model of social intervention. This study analyzes the main characteristics of some such actions. (...)
- ArticleScience and technology parks. Habitats of innovation(Oxford University Press, 2009) Bellavista, Joan (Bellavista Illa); Sanz, LuisExplores a number of topics on creativity and innovation. Theoretical and methodological approaches related to creativity and innovation are discussed. Moreover, the fundamentals, strategies, statistics, programs and networking variables concerning worldwide Science and Technology Parks (STPs) are submitted. The paper stresses the impact of the array of knowledge sources. It also analyses the role of the existing STPs’ powerful tangible and intangible assets as well as the management of the multiple agents performing in organised network structures.
- ArticleTransition to post-compulsory education according to migrant background and gender in Catalonia: Exploring the effect of non-native student concentration(Elsevier, 2024-02-21) Sanchez Gelabert, Albert; Elias Andreu, Marina; Bouvier, NoanThe transition to post-compulsory education represents a fundamental educational decision that shapes young people's social and employment opportunities. However, these choices vary depending on social factors, such as socioeconomic background, immigrant origins, and gender, among others. The concentration of non-native students in schools may also influence these educational decisions, potentially disadvantaging students from lower social backgrounds. (...)
- ArticleOperational Optimization in SMEs through ICT: A Scientometric Study(Universidad de Valparaíso, 2025-08-11) Flen-Rossi, FlorenciaThe role of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in enhancingoperational efficiency among Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) has garneredsignificant attention in recent years. This study employs a scientometric approach toanalyze global research trends on ICT and SMEs, covering publications from 1975 to2023, although meaningful academic output on this topic has notably emerged sincethe early 2000s. (...)
- ArticleOperational Optimization in Chilean SMEs through Information and Communication Technologies(Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, 2025-07-31) Flen-Rossi, Florencia; Rojas-Vallejos, Jorge; Domínguez Amorós, MàriusAnalizar el impacto de las Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación (TIC) en la eficiencia operativa de las pequeñas y medianas empresas (PYMEs) chilenas, con el fin de identificar qué herramientas tecnológicas son más relevantes para fortalecer su desarrollo y orientar políticas públicas eficaces. (...)
- ArticleScientometric Analysis of Socioemotional Wealth, Innovation, and Family Businesses: Dynamics of Their Interrelationship(MDPI, 2024-05-23) Flen-Rossi, Florencia; Rojas-Vallejos, JorgeThis study presents a scientometric analysis of the interrelationship between socioemotionalwealth, innovation, and family businesses, based on 298 articles published between 1975 and 2022.Grounded in the theory of socioemotional wealth, it investigates how emotional and social resourceswithin family businesses influence innovation and, consequently, business success. The methodologyincludes statistical and graphical analysis to identify publication trends, collaboration networks,and key themes. Results reveal a significant increase in recent academic production, highlightingthe growing relevance of these concepts. Four thematic clusters are identified, emphasizing theimportance of socioemotional wealth and innovation in the management of family businesses,providing a solid foundation for future research and business practices.
- ArticleEl alumnado universitario ante la violencia de género: adhesión a mitos y creencias sexistas(Federación Española de Sociología, 2025-07-07) Pastor Gosálbez, Maria Inmaculada; Trujillo Cristoffanini, Macarena; Domínguez Amorós, Màrius; Belzunegui Eraso, Ángel; Sánchez Aragón, Anna; Borrell Cairol, Mònica; Morero Beltrán, Anna M.Dos décadas después de la aprobación de la Ley Orgánica 1/2004, la violencia de género sigue constituyendo un problema de gran magnitud en España: tres de cada cuatro mujeres jóvenes afirman haberla experimentado. Numerosos estudios han señalado la relación entre la violencia de género y las actitudes sexistas, subrayando la necesidad de estrategias preventivas. Este artículo propone ampliar el conocimiento existente centrándose en el estudiantado universitario, un colectivo escasamente investigado en el contexto español.
- ArticleExamining the matching of care preferences and care modalities for older dependents, and its association with satisfaction and wellbeing(BioMed Central, 2025-02-21) Julià, Antonio; Gallo de Puelles, Pedro; Marí-Klose, Marga; Escapa, SandraAs societies age, ensuring the quality of life of dependent individuals has become a pressing concern, affecting an increasing large segment of the population. Understanding whether dependent individuals receive the type of care they prefer is central to their well-being. However, there is limited evidence regarding the alignment between care preferences and the care arrangements received by dependent persons. This article aims to provide new insights into how individual and contextual factors are associated to the match -or mismatch- between care preferences and current care arrangements, as well as its implications for individuals’ well-being and satisfaction with care. ( ... )
- ArticleLos derechos humanos: ¿política normal o política revolucionaria?(Universidad de Sevilla, 2019) Cincunegui, Juan Manuel¿Qué tipo de animal son los derechos humanos? ¿Se trata de dispositivos éticos, políticos, culturales? En este artículo trato la cuestión de los derechos humanos comparando la interpretación que ofrecen aquellos que defienden una noción de «política normal» - comprometida exclusivamente con la prevención del «mal absoluto», y quienes defienden una «política de la imaginación», que señalan la ubicuidad sistémica del mal perpetrado. A los defensores de la política normal de los derechos humanos los inspira un espíritu restaurador. A los promotores de la política de la imaginación, o política revolucionaria, los inspira el “principio esperanza”.
- ArticleMás allá de la cultura. Una contribución de la filosofía de la liberación latinoamericana para otro cosmopolitismo(Ediciones Universidad del Salvador, 2019-06-11) Cincunegui, Juan Manuel[spa] En este artículo, abordo las críticas específicas que Santiago Castro-Gómez dirigió hacia la Filosofía de la Liberación de América Latina en la década de 1990, y las críticas generales que Seyla Benhabib dirigió hacia las "reivindicaciones de las culturas" en el ámbito político, con el propósito de resaltar el potencial universalista de los escritos de algunos de sus pensadores más representativos, como Enrique Dussel y Juan Carlos Scannone. Para hacer esto, analizo la retórica original del movimiento a la luz del contexto histórico de su surgimiento, y ofrezco algunas sugerencias para comprender la tradición como portadora potencial de un "nuevo punto de partida" para "otro cosmopolitismo".
- ArticleEl mito de los orígenes: modelos historiográficos de los derechos humanos(Universitat de Barcelona. Facultat de Filosofia. Departament de Filosofia Teorètica i Pràctica, 2019) Cincunegui, Juan ManuelA la pregunta «¿Qué son los derechos humanos?» debemos responder no solo definiendo su entidad y su relevancia normativa, sino también explicando cómo han llegado a ser lo que son para nosotros. Los derechos humanos son el resultado de causalidades, coyunturas históricas y una configuración emergente de imaginarios cosmológicos, antropológicos y sociales en los que encuentran o pierden su sentido. En este sentido, la historia de los derechos humanos no es un elemento subsidiario para su análisis. La historia constituye a los derechos humanos como objetos para un análisis teórico. Los derechos humanos no existen sin su historia, y la historia que contamos sobre su origen y evolución circunscribe su horizonte de significación. En el presente artículo analizo tres modelos historiográficos de cuyas perspectivas surgen tres visiones en pugna acerca del pasado, el presente y el futuro de los derechos humanos.
- ArticleLoneliness and pet ownership among dependent older adults in a Southern European urban context(Carfax Publishing Company, 2025-05-01) Marí-Klose, Marga; Marí-Klose, Pau; Gallo de Puelles, Pedro; Escapa, Sandra; Julià, AntonioObjectives: Few studies have examined the bidirectional association between loneliness and functional limitations longitudinally. The current study aimed to explore the causal relationship between loneliness and functional limitations over time (2008 to 2016; T1-T3) using data from the Health and Retirement Study (HRS).
- ArticleExperiencias menstruales y aceptabilidad de una intervención sobre equidad menstrual en adolescentes en Cataluña(Elsevier, 2024-07) García-Egea, Andrea; López-Jiménez, Tomàs; Jacques-Aviñó, Constanza; Morero Beltrán, Anna; Pi Sánchez, Aina; Martínez-Bueno, Cristina; Carrilero-Carrió, Neus; Berenguera, Anna; Medina-Perucha, LauraResumen Objetivo Explorar los conocimientos menstruales, el manejo menstrual, el uso de productos menstruales y la prevalencia de la pobreza menstrual, y evaluar la aceptabilidad de una intervención de equidad menstrual en el alumnado de cuarto curso de Educación Secundaria Obligatoria en Cataluña. (...)
- ArticleRadical Republicanism. Democracy, Property and Rights(Berghahn Books, 2022-06-01) Guerrero Martín, David; Laín Escandell, Bru; Popp-Madsen, BenjaminOver the last two decades republican thought has attracted a growing interest from political, moral and legal scholars. These contemporary theoretical syntheses of ‘neo-republican’ thought have been closely related to intellectual history and the idea of recovering an overshadowed tradition of political thought. In this vein, a classical set of historical moments and places (e.g., ancient Rome, renaissance Italy, civil-war England or revolutionary America among others) and specific political practices within those contexts appear to be the main source of what republicanism meant – and what it could mean today
- ArticleThe struggles against gender violence in Spanish universities and how they contributed to changing legislation(Zgodovinsko društvo za južno Primorsko, Koper, 2024-10-18) Soler Gallart, Marta; Joanpere Foraster, MarThis article examines the transformation process of Spanish universities in the prevention and action against sexual harassment, drawing on the lessons learned from the #MeToo University Movement. Three pivotal aspects are explored: Spain’s pioneering contributions, particularly in co-creation and global impact; the successful inclusion of groundbreaking concepts into legislation and ethical codes; and the societal impact towards ending sexual harassment. Despite the significant social progress, Spain faces criticism from those unwilling to break the silence around harassment, underscoring the ongoing need for change in academia.
- ArticleCare as a response to sexual and gender-related violence in Catalan universities: policy and institutional challenges(Taylor & Francis, 2025-06-10) Cagliero, Sara; Biglia, Bárbara; Bonet-Martí, JordiFeminist research and mass demonstrations on campuses have proven that Higher Education Institutions are not violence-free spaces. In Catalonia, the legal obligations and institutional discomfort generated by some specific cases have forced Higher Education Institutions to take measures. How much support do these measures provide for survivors? Why have Higher Education Institutions followed the same path for years? Is it possible to imagine another way of making policies? This article aims to offer a critical feminist analysis of the development of Higher Education Institutions’ policies to combat sexual and gender-related violence implemented in Catalonia, as well as evaluating the possibility of moving from a punitivist, individualist approach to a new, radically more effective model that prioritizes care for survivors