Educación social: Revista de intervención socioeducativa, 2016
espanolEste articulo, mediante las ciencias politicas y la pedagogia y el estudio de caso de dos ... more espanolEste articulo, mediante las ciencias politicas y la pedagogia y el estudio de caso de dos organizaciones expertas, el Community University Parnership Programme de la Universidad de Brighton y la Oficina de ApS de la Universidad de Barcelona, mira de hacer una aproximacion de distintos conceptos implicitos en el partenariado educativo, apostando por una intervencion educativa y social activa en nuestra comunidad en pro del desarrollo comunitario. Aspectos que nos dan pistas para posibles vinculos socioeducativos en el futuro. EnglishThis article takes the political sciences and pedagogy and the case study of two expert organizations – the University of Brighton’s Community University Partnership Programme and the ApS Office at the Universitat de Barcelona – as the basis for examining a series of concepts implicit in the educational partnership, and setting out the case for active educational and social intervention in the community in the interests of community development – factors which provide clues for possible socio-educational links in the future. catalaAquest article, mitjancant les ciencies politiques i la pedagogia i l’estudi de cas de dues organitzacions expertes, el Community University Parnership Programme de la Universitat de Brighton i l’Oficina d’ApS de la Universitat de Barcelona, mira de fer una aproximacio de diferents conceptes implicits en el partenariat educatiu, apostant per una intervencio educativa i social activa en la nostra comunitat en pro del desenvolupament comunitari. Aspectes que ens donen pistes per a possibles vincles socioeducatius en el futur.
A New Political Dawn: The Cuban Revolution in the 1960s Cuba: The Myth and the Reality of an Orig... more A New Political Dawn: The Cuban Revolution in the 1960s Cuba: The Myth and the Reality of an Original Revolution Who Cared About the Cuban Revolution Then and Who Cares Now? Geopolitics and Race: The Cuban Revolution and the US New Left British Intellectuals and the Cuban Revolution: Neutralism or Revolution? French Intellectuals and Cuba: A Revolutionary Working Model? Cuba and the Third World: Evolution of a Concept and a Relationship The New Left: Activists or Intellectuals? Conclusion: Cuba's New Dawn
Social policy is a subject that helps develop our understanding of the meaning of human wellbeing... more Social policy is a subject that helps develop our understanding of the meaning of human wellbeing, and of the systems by which wellbeing must be promoted. As a discipline, social policy has traditionally been blunted by a focus on the nation state; however, in this age of globalisation the most pressing challenges – such as climate change, ageing populations and flagging economies – serve as proof that, even at national level, social policy is now more heavily influenced by global factors than ever before.In this important and authoritative text, Kepa Artaraz and Michael Hill provide a richly detailed contribution to our understanding of the global forces shaping social problems today. Part One discusses the different approaches to social policy and explores the process of globalisation, looking particularly at its winners and losers and the implications it has for human well-being; Part Two examines more closely the key actors in global social policy – such as the market, the state and international organisations; and Part Three provides an opportunity to explore some specific key issues of global importance, such as employment and migration, demographic change and global poverty. Adding considerable momentum to the movement away from a reductionist, nationally focused study of the discipline, Global Social Policy opens up new and stimulating discussions and provides a fresh framework for the study of human well-being. Using policy examples from areas around the world to provide a truly international scope, it is an essential read for students studying at all levels.
Acknowledgements 1. The Economic Birth Pains of Poor Countries 2. Political Failures and Politica... more Acknowledgements 1. The Economic Birth Pains of Poor Countries 2. Political Failures and Political Revival 3. Revolution in Democracy? 4. New Politics: In Search of a Working Relationship Between the State and Civil Society 5. New Citizens, Welfare and Wellbeing 6. New Economics: The Promise and the Limits of Post-Neoliberal Development 7. Bolivian-US Relations: Breaking the Stranglehold 8. Bolivia's Place in Latin America 9. The Promise and the Limits of a Revolution in Democracy Conclusion Notes Index
The chapter explores regionalist policy developments in the Latin American region and their impli... more The chapter explores regionalist policy developments in the Latin American region and their implications for social policy provision. It does this by following the formation of ALBA and its contributions so far. The last section explores some of the limitations of this formation for social policy provision.
Este artículo, mediante las ciencias políticas y la pedagogía y el estudio de caso de dos organiz... more Este artículo, mediante las ciencias políticas y la pedagogía y el estudio de caso de dos organizaciones expertas, el Community University Parnership Programme de la Universidadde Brighton y la Oficina de ApS de la Universidad de Barcelona, mira de hacer una aproximación de distintos conceptos implícitos en el partenariado educativo, apostando por una intervención educativa y social activa en nuestra comunidad en pro del desarrollo comunitario. Aspectos que nos dan pistas para posibles vínculos socioeducativos en el futuro. Aquest article, mitjançant les ciències polítiques i la pedagogia i l’estudi de cas de dues organitzacionsexpertes, el Community University Parnership Programme de la Universitat de Brighton i l’Oficina d’ApS de la Universitat de Barcelona, mira de fer una aproximació de diferents conceptes implícits en el partenariat educatiu, apostant per una intervenció educativa i social activa en la nostra comunitat en pro del desenvolupament comunitari.Aspectes que ens don...
The chapter explores regionalist policy developments in the Latin American region and their impli... more The chapter explores regionalist policy developments in the Latin American region and their implications for social policy provision. It does this by following the formation of ALBA and its contributions so far. The last section explores some of the limitations of this formation for social policy provision.
The Cuban Revolution’s political determination to lead the world’s movement for independence from... more The Cuban Revolution’s political determination to lead the world’s movement for independence from colonial and anti-imperialist domination had conceptual and ideological implications shared by the various New Lefts presented thus far. This chapter begins the exposition of those conceptual elements that the various streams of the New Left held together. It starts by presenting the way in which the concept of the Third World evolved throughout the 1960s. The definition of the New Left was tightly connected to the Third World and its political evolution and radicalization followed closely that of the Third World, represented and led by Cuba. As argued in chapter one, it was ultimately the political evolution of Cuba through the 1960s decade that informed the theoretical arguments and depictions about the Third World and the role it played in international power relations. This chapter follows the process by which an attachment took place between the New Left and a new international political reality in the form of the Third World, exploring their parallel histories and eventual separation. The chapter presents these parallel histories before asking what significance the Third World played in the creation and maintenance of a coherent group identity among the various constituencies of the New Left. The answer to this question, further developed in chapter eight, lies in the second key element to the habitus and content of crossfertilization that took place between the various New Left memberships and is related to the identity and role that these memberships envisaged for the intellectual.
Educación social: Revista de intervención socioeducativa, 2016
espanolEste articulo, mediante las ciencias politicas y la pedagogia y el estudio de caso de dos ... more espanolEste articulo, mediante las ciencias politicas y la pedagogia y el estudio de caso de dos organizaciones expertas, el Community University Parnership Programme de la Universidad de Brighton y la Oficina de ApS de la Universidad de Barcelona, mira de hacer una aproximacion de distintos conceptos implicitos en el partenariado educativo, apostando por una intervencion educativa y social activa en nuestra comunidad en pro del desarrollo comunitario. Aspectos que nos dan pistas para posibles vinculos socioeducativos en el futuro. EnglishThis article takes the political sciences and pedagogy and the case study of two expert organizations – the University of Brighton’s Community University Partnership Programme and the ApS Office at the Universitat de Barcelona – as the basis for examining a series of concepts implicit in the educational partnership, and setting out the case for active educational and social intervention in the community in the interests of community development – factors which provide clues for possible socio-educational links in the future. catalaAquest article, mitjancant les ciencies politiques i la pedagogia i l’estudi de cas de dues organitzacions expertes, el Community University Parnership Programme de la Universitat de Brighton i l’Oficina d’ApS de la Universitat de Barcelona, mira de fer una aproximacio de diferents conceptes implicits en el partenariat educatiu, apostant per una intervencio educativa i social activa en la nostra comunitat en pro del desenvolupament comunitari. Aspectes que ens donen pistes per a possibles vincles socioeducatius en el futur.
A New Political Dawn: The Cuban Revolution in the 1960s Cuba: The Myth and the Reality of an Orig... more A New Political Dawn: The Cuban Revolution in the 1960s Cuba: The Myth and the Reality of an Original Revolution Who Cared About the Cuban Revolution Then and Who Cares Now? Geopolitics and Race: The Cuban Revolution and the US New Left British Intellectuals and the Cuban Revolution: Neutralism or Revolution? French Intellectuals and Cuba: A Revolutionary Working Model? Cuba and the Third World: Evolution of a Concept and a Relationship The New Left: Activists or Intellectuals? Conclusion: Cuba's New Dawn
Social policy is a subject that helps develop our understanding of the meaning of human wellbeing... more Social policy is a subject that helps develop our understanding of the meaning of human wellbeing, and of the systems by which wellbeing must be promoted. As a discipline, social policy has traditionally been blunted by a focus on the nation state; however, in this age of globalisation the most pressing challenges – such as climate change, ageing populations and flagging economies – serve as proof that, even at national level, social policy is now more heavily influenced by global factors than ever before.In this important and authoritative text, Kepa Artaraz and Michael Hill provide a richly detailed contribution to our understanding of the global forces shaping social problems today. Part One discusses the different approaches to social policy and explores the process of globalisation, looking particularly at its winners and losers and the implications it has for human well-being; Part Two examines more closely the key actors in global social policy – such as the market, the state and international organisations; and Part Three provides an opportunity to explore some specific key issues of global importance, such as employment and migration, demographic change and global poverty. Adding considerable momentum to the movement away from a reductionist, nationally focused study of the discipline, Global Social Policy opens up new and stimulating discussions and provides a fresh framework for the study of human well-being. Using policy examples from areas around the world to provide a truly international scope, it is an essential read for students studying at all levels.
Acknowledgements 1. The Economic Birth Pains of Poor Countries 2. Political Failures and Politica... more Acknowledgements 1. The Economic Birth Pains of Poor Countries 2. Political Failures and Political Revival 3. Revolution in Democracy? 4. New Politics: In Search of a Working Relationship Between the State and Civil Society 5. New Citizens, Welfare and Wellbeing 6. New Economics: The Promise and the Limits of Post-Neoliberal Development 7. Bolivian-US Relations: Breaking the Stranglehold 8. Bolivia's Place in Latin America 9. The Promise and the Limits of a Revolution in Democracy Conclusion Notes Index
The chapter explores regionalist policy developments in the Latin American region and their impli... more The chapter explores regionalist policy developments in the Latin American region and their implications for social policy provision. It does this by following the formation of ALBA and its contributions so far. The last section explores some of the limitations of this formation for social policy provision.
Este artículo, mediante las ciencias políticas y la pedagogía y el estudio de caso de dos organiz... more Este artículo, mediante las ciencias políticas y la pedagogía y el estudio de caso de dos organizaciones expertas, el Community University Parnership Programme de la Universidadde Brighton y la Oficina de ApS de la Universidad de Barcelona, mira de hacer una aproximación de distintos conceptos implícitos en el partenariado educativo, apostando por una intervención educativa y social activa en nuestra comunidad en pro del desarrollo comunitario. Aspectos que nos dan pistas para posibles vínculos socioeducativos en el futuro. Aquest article, mitjançant les ciències polítiques i la pedagogia i l’estudi de cas de dues organitzacionsexpertes, el Community University Parnership Programme de la Universitat de Brighton i l’Oficina d’ApS de la Universitat de Barcelona, mira de fer una aproximació de diferents conceptes implícits en el partenariat educatiu, apostant per una intervenció educativa i social activa en la nostra comunitat en pro del desenvolupament comunitari.Aspectes que ens don...
The chapter explores regionalist policy developments in the Latin American region and their impli... more The chapter explores regionalist policy developments in the Latin American region and their implications for social policy provision. It does this by following the formation of ALBA and its contributions so far. The last section explores some of the limitations of this formation for social policy provision.
The Cuban Revolution’s political determination to lead the world’s movement for independence from... more The Cuban Revolution’s political determination to lead the world’s movement for independence from colonial and anti-imperialist domination had conceptual and ideological implications shared by the various New Lefts presented thus far. This chapter begins the exposition of those conceptual elements that the various streams of the New Left held together. It starts by presenting the way in which the concept of the Third World evolved throughout the 1960s. The definition of the New Left was tightly connected to the Third World and its political evolution and radicalization followed closely that of the Third World, represented and led by Cuba. As argued in chapter one, it was ultimately the political evolution of Cuba through the 1960s decade that informed the theoretical arguments and depictions about the Third World and the role it played in international power relations. This chapter follows the process by which an attachment took place between the New Left and a new international political reality in the form of the Third World, exploring their parallel histories and eventual separation. The chapter presents these parallel histories before asking what significance the Third World played in the creation and maintenance of a coherent group identity among the various constituencies of the New Left. The answer to this question, further developed in chapter eight, lies in the second key element to the habitus and content of crossfertilization that took place between the various New Left memberships and is related to the identity and role that these memberships envisaged for the intellectual.
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