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- Xavier Coller, journalist and sociologist, is PhD in Sociology (Yale University). He has taught in several universiti... moreXavier Coller, journalist and sociologist, is PhD in Sociology (Yale University). He has taught in several universities in Europe and the US and has been visiting fellow at Warwick University (UK), University of California (Berkeley), Yale, Harvard, Georgetown, and Université de Montpellier 1. He is the Seventh Prince of Asturias Chair, Georgetown University (2005-07), Professor of Sociology at the Universidad Pablo de Olavide (Seville, Spain), director of the research group Democracy and Autonomies: Society and Politics (http://www.upo.es/democraciayautonomias/) and has been director of the School of High Public Administration of Andalusia (2010-2011). He has authored over hundred works on social theories, research methods, collective identities, political elites, and complex organizations. His areas of expertise are organizations (multinationals) and political sociology (political elites, nationalism). He is the winner of several international awards, among them the 2003 Sussman Dissertation Award (Yale University), and an honourable mention in the 2003 Seymour Martin Lipset Award (Society for Comparative Research, Princeton University). His last books are Canon sociológico (Madrid: Tecnos, 2003), and Análisis de organizaciones (Madrid: CIS, 2004, with Roberto Garvía). He can be contacted at xavier.coller@aya.yale.edu. More information in http://www.upo.es/xaviercolleredit
This chapter examines descriptive and substantive representation in the Iberian Legislatures from two perspectives: historic and territorial. We ground our comparative analysis in two historical periods-before and after the Great... more
This chapter examines descriptive and substantive representation in the Iberian Legislatures from two perspectives: historic and territorial. We ground our comparative analysis in two historical periods-before and after the Great Recession. Focusing on two of Pitkin's four dimensions of representation we explore whether the level of ideological congruence or social resemblance between parliamentarians and citizens has increased. Using mass and elite surveys, census data, and parliamentarians' biographies, we find that the level of congruence and resemblance has increased. This may be the result of the Great Recession or the intensification of a historical trend that other studies have previously identified.
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This chapter provides an account of the positions of the Spanish authorities towards the major debates related to the recent European crisis and, furthermore, how these positions were developed through interactions with the leading... more
This chapter provides an account of the positions of the Spanish authorities towards the major debates related to the recent European crisis and, furthermore, how these positions were developed through interactions with the leading actors. The chapter focuses on the Greek bailout, the creation of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), and the incorporation of the Golden Rule into the Constitution. Attention is paid to the how, the why and the 'major influences', against the backdrop of the Great Recession. Liberal Intergovernmentalism is combined with New (and Historic) Institutionalism and Garbage Can Theory to interpret and explain decisions taken. Support for the narrative developed here comes from the triangulation of primary sources (interviews to key insiders present in the decision making process) and secondary sources (newspaper clippings, official reports, memoirs of the main actors, academic literature, and political debates in Congress). Introduction. The crisis scenario.
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This chapter summarizes the findings of the book Cordero, Guillermo and Xavier Coller, (eds)(2018), Democratizing Candidates Selection. New Methods, Old Receipts?, London: Palgrave.ISBN: 978-3-319-76550-1. This is a book about the... more
This chapter summarizes the findings of the book Cordero, Guillermo and Xavier Coller, (eds)(2018), Democratizing Candidates Selection. New Methods, Old Receipts?, London: Palgrave.ISBN: 978-3-319-76550-1.
This is a book about the effects of candidate selection when considering Intra-Party Democracy (IPD) practices. The book initiates with a discussion of primaries and its extension to semi-presidential democracies, and it soon deals with four usually uncovered and relevant topics on the effects of implementing inclusive methods on candidate selection—the use of internet and its potential to foster oligarchic tensions in parties; the study of MPs discourses about how they were selected and how it should be changed; the effects of different methods of candidate selection on the social profile of MPs; and the impact of candidate selection on discipline in parliamentary behavior. Taken together, all these chapters touch upon several corners of Michels’ Iron Law of Oligarchy qualifying or reinforcing it.
This is a book about the effects of candidate selection when considering Intra-Party Democracy (IPD) practices. The book initiates with a discussion of primaries and its extension to semi-presidential democracies, and it soon deals with four usually uncovered and relevant topics on the effects of implementing inclusive methods on candidate selection—the use of internet and its potential to foster oligarchic tensions in parties; the study of MPs discourses about how they were selected and how it should be changed; the effects of different methods of candidate selection on the social profile of MPs; and the impact of candidate selection on discipline in parliamentary behavior. Taken together, all these chapters touch upon several corners of Michels’ Iron Law of Oligarchy qualifying or reinforcing it.
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The normal functioning of democracies depends in large part on party representatives voting in accordance with the joint party position. A Member of Parliament (MP) needs to be able to balance the interest of her constituents not only to... more
The normal functioning of democracies depends in large part on party representatives voting in accordance with the joint party position. A Member of Parliament (MP) needs to be able to balance the interest of her constituents not only to her own views, but also-or even mainly-to the views of her party. It seems reasonable that representatives interpret their mandate to act differently depending on who supported them as candidates to begin with. Or put differently, the party whip should be more useful (or maybe not even necessary) on candidates who feel grateful towards party leadership, while candidates who are selected in broader membership votes should be less loyal towards the party leadership. Can party loyalty be enhanced through candidate selection procedures? In this paper we theorize and empirically show that exclusiveness of the selectorate affects candidates' assessments of the importance of party loyalty. We go beyond existing work in that we focus on candidates' outspoken views of the importance of party loyalty. So far, the research on how candidate selection impacts candidates' party loyalty has measured voting blocs as proxies of party discipline
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Tis paper compares the social profile of parliamentarians in Greece, Italy and Spain focusing on how the Great Recession has promoted a change in the social diversity of parliaments.
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From an empirical stance, this chapter analyzes a usually neglected voice in the literature: the perceptions of MP on the selection process. The chapter unveils the criteria mobilized to select candidates in Spain and how these could be... more
From an empirical stance, this chapter analyzes a usually neglected voice in the literature: the perceptions of MP on the selection process. The chapter unveils the criteria mobilized to select candidates in Spain and how these could be improved, paying special attention to the central IPD mechanism: the use of primaries. While there are some exceptions usually associated to conservative parties, the common position is that primaries are right to select candidates but some corrective mechanisms are needed in order to guarantee some equilibriums related to gender, territory, expertise, and internal party support.
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This paper introduces and summarizes the major findings of the book published as:
Cordero, Guillermo and Xavier Coller (eds.) (2018), Democratizing Candidates Selection. New Methods, Old Receipts?, London: Palgrave
Cordero, Guillermo and Xavier Coller (eds.) (2018), Democratizing Candidates Selection. New Methods, Old Receipts?, London: Palgrave
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This paper analyzes patterns of converence and divergence beetween political elites and society from 1979 to 2016 in Spain. The social disproportion index is used to analyze these patterns and then the Synthetic Index of Social... more
This paper analyzes patterns of converence and divergence beetween political elites and society from 1979 to 2016 in Spain. The social disproportion index is used to analyze these patterns and then the Synthetic Index of Social Disproportion is used to find a measure to systematically compare the social structure of elites and society across territories and time.
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This chapter deals with the conclusiones of the book: Coller, Xavier, Guillermo Cordero and Antonio M. Jaime-Castillo (eds) (2018), The Selection of Politicians in Times of Crisis, Londres: Routledge
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This chapter provides an overview of the goals covered by the book lead by three basic questions: Are new parties emerging during the crisis implementing open and inclusive ways of selecting legislative candidates? These " new " selection... more
This chapter provides an overview of the goals covered by the book lead by three basic questions: Are new parties emerging during the crisis implementing open and inclusive ways of selecting legislative candidates? These " new " selection mechanisms have been incorporated by mainstream parties in a " contagion " effect? Are these new selection practices producing changes in the social structure of parliaments? The Great Recession is understood as the background from which the research questions originate. The chapter uses New Institutionalism in organizational theory to frame changes introduced in parties qua organizations to select their legislative candidates. Offering a plan of the book the chapter ends with a summary of each chapter putting results in a comparative perspective.
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This chapter analyzes empirically how candidate selection has evolved in recent times in the case of Spain. As other Southern European countries, Spain has witnessed a sharp decline in institutional confidence and growing political... more
This chapter analyzes empirically how candidate selection has evolved in recent times in the case of Spain. As other Southern European countries, Spain has witnessed a sharp decline in institutional confidence and growing political disaffection in the wake of the Great Recession. The sharp decline in vote share of the two major parties (PP and PSOE) has eroded an imperfect bipartisanship, given rise to a more complex scenario in which two recently created parties (Ciudadanos on the center and Podemos on the left) compete to be pivotal players in the political process. This has had a major impact on the process of candidate selection. First, as the new parties were built on an anti-establishment discourse targeting the power of traditional political apparatus, both Podemos and Ciudadanos have put in place more inclusive ways of selecting candidates although with some mechanisms of control of the party elites. Secondly, in an attempt to reconnect with their traditional electorates, the established parties (PP and PSOE) have moved in the direction of opening new ways of participation. Although these changes are still in the making, the process of candidate selection in Spain is expected to change even more substantially in the years to come.
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One of the most important phenomena in Spain's recent history is the expansion and transformation of collective identities. After several decades of centralised government, the democratisation in Spain ran parallel to the country's... more
One of the most important phenomena in Spain's recent history is the expansion and transformation of collective identities. After several decades of centralised government, the democratisation in Spain ran parallel to the country's decentralisation as it became a semi-federal state (Lijphart, 1999, p. 189) or one of imperfect federalism (Moreno, 1994). The progressive construction of a state made up of different autonomous communities (Comunidades Autónomas) paralleled the recognition and promotion of regional identities, to such an extent that different studies have highlighted (albeit with territorial variations and differing intensities) the consolidation of regional and dual identities (combining Spanish and regional identity) to the detriment of an exclusively This phenomenon is to be expected in a context of federalisation that, for some authors, is not necessarily detrimental to the unity of the country (Linz, 1989). However, no previous studies have analysed the collective identity of Spanish members of parliament (MPs). A snapshot of their identitarian attachments could help to explain, to some degree, the strategies and political actions developed within (and by)
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Introduction to the book Coller, Xavier, Antonio Jaime y Fabiola Mota (eds) (2018), Political power in Spain: The Multiple Divides between Politicians and Citizens, Londres: Palgrave. ISBN: 978-3-319-63825-6.... more
Introduction to the book Coller, Xavier, Antonio Jaime y Fabiola Mota (eds) (2018), Political power in Spain: The Multiple Divides between Politicians and Citizens, Londres: Palgrave. ISBN: 978-3-319-63825-6. (https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-319-63826-3#toc).
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Los estudios sobre elites políticas están renaciendo a partir de un creciente interés por conocer a los inquilinos de las instituciones de gobierno de las democracias. Este interés se fundamenta en un cierto deterioro institucional, en... more
Los estudios sobre elites políticas están renaciendo a partir de un creciente interés por conocer a los inquilinos de las instituciones de gobierno de las democracias. Este interés se fundamenta en un cierto deterioro institucional, en una preocupación por la calidad de la democracia, y en los cambios sociopolíticos que conducen a demandas de transparencia, participación y renovación. Pero los estudios sobre elites no son nuevos. Este capítulo pretende diseccionar sintéticamente algunas aportaciones desde las ciencias sociales al estudio de las elites. Comienza con una definición de “elite política” y con los métodos para su identificación, sigue con un análisis de las aportaciones de los clásicos en las que se han fundamentado buena parte de los trabajos de autores contemporáneos. Se presta atención a si la elite política es un todo homogéneo y en el último capítulo se revisa la situación en España.
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Collective identities in spanish MPs after the first survey to a representative sample of MPs.
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Resultados del primer estudio comprehensivo a una muestra representativa de parlamentarios en España. Se publica en Coller, Xavier, Antonio M. Jaime y Fabiola Mota (eds) (2016), El poder político en España: parlamentarios y ciudadanía,... more
Resultados del primer estudio comprehensivo a una muestra representativa de parlamentarios en España. Se publica en Coller, Xavier, Antonio M. Jaime y Fabiola Mota (eds) (2016), El poder político en España: parlamentarios y ciudadanía, Madrid: CIS. ISBN:978-84-7476-710-0
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Conclusiones del estudio El poder político en España: parlamentarios y ciudadanía
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Using systematic criteria, this article offers a descriptive analysis of the evolution in the percentage of women MPs in the 17 Spanish regional parliament from 1980 to 2011. The fluctuating gender composition of these parliaments is... more
Using systematic criteria, this article offers a descriptive analysis of the evolution in the percentage of women MPs in the 17 Spanish regional parliament from 1980 to 2011. The fluctuating gender composition of these parliaments is analysed in terms of thresholds, patterns of evolution, and paucity of the changes. These dimensions, under-studied in the literature on descriptive representation, are essential to understanding the growing feminization of the legislature. Three different regional models of incorporation of women MPs, forerunner, mixed and laggard, are identified, which provide valuable information about a) when the different ratios of women versus men representatives are attained, b) how stable or unstable the growth in the percentage of women is, and c) whether the changes are gradual or abrupt. We show that legislative quotas have a different impact depending on the specific regional model to which they apply. Considering the steady, comparatively fast and homogenous process of feminization of all the regional chambers, their relatively gender-balanced composition seems secure, as well as the attainment of the goal of parity laws.
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Anaysis of the 2015 elections in Andalousie paying attention to the electoral campaign, the failure of surveys, the results and the composition of the new parliament. Refernce. Moreno, Javier, Manuel Portillo, Emilio Rodriguez, Jean... more
Anaysis of the 2015 elections in Andalousie paying attention to the electoral campaign, the failure of surveys, the results and the composition of the new parliament.
Refernce. Moreno, Javier, Manuel Portillo, Emilio Rodriguez, Jean Baptiste Harguindéguy, y Xavier Coller (2015), “Le début de la fin? Retour sur les élections andalouses du 22 mars 2015”, Pôle Sud, nº 43, pp: 153-164
Refernce. Moreno, Javier, Manuel Portillo, Emilio Rodriguez, Jean Baptiste Harguindéguy, y Xavier Coller (2015), “Le début de la fin? Retour sur les élections andalouses du 22 mars 2015”, Pôle Sud, nº 43, pp: 153-164
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Previous literature has argued that MPs selected by party elites in a central and exclusive way are more disciplined than those belonging to parties with more inclusive and participative mechanisms of candidate selection. This hypothesis... more
Previous literature has argued that MPs selected by party elites in a central and exclusive way are more disciplined than those belonging to parties with more inclusive and participative mechanisms of candidate selection. This hypothesis has been usually tested measuring the existence of voting blocs in parliamentary groups (taking for granted that voting blocs are the result of party discipline) and party rules on candidate selection (ignoring how selection process takes place). By using data from a survey of a representative sample of Spanish members of parliaments, we study the impact of candidate selection on how cohesion in parliamentary groups is built. Results show that where nomination for the electoral list rests on party elites, decisions are imposed through discipline. By contrast, parliamentary group cohesion is achieved through deliberative processes of decision-making in more decentralised and inclusive groups.
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Results of the first survey to MPs in Andalousia. The volume deals with teh social profile opinions and attitudes of MPs concerning relationships with citizens, working of parliamentary groups, national identity, role of the senate,... more
Results of the first survey to MPs in Andalousia. The volume deals with teh social profile opinions and attitudes of MPs concerning relationships with citizens, working of parliamentary groups, national identity, role of the senate, reform of the constitution, corruption, quotas, etc.
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Research Interests: Political Parties, Elites (Political Science), Political Elites, Electoral systems, political parties, and executive-legislative structures, Elites, and Parliaments (in particular, parliamentary opposition and law making process), from a comparative perspective; Political Parties and Party Systems; Content Analysis techniques.
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Ce livre présente en détail les formes sociologiques d'étude des organisations. Il aide le lecteur à développer sa propre analyse. Il passe en revue les concepts et les variables fondamentales des perspectives de la Sociologie... more
Ce livre présente en détail les formes sociologiques d'étude des organisations. Il aide le lecteur à développer sa propre analyse. Il passe en revue les concepts et les variables fondamentales des perspectives de la Sociologie des Organisations, et comment ils s'appliquent aux ...
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Research Interests: Organizational Behavior, Sociology, Communication, Organizational Change, Intercultural Management, and 13 moreOrganization Studies, Sociology of Organizations, Change agents, Middle Management, Case Study, Readiness for Change, Multicultural, Managing Change, Involvement, Change Implementation, Change Resistance, Coping With Change, and Change Factors
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The late 2000s economic crisis has transformed Europe. Scholars and politicians concur with the longstanding economic, political, and social consequences of this crisis. The financial meltdown shrunk traditionally large economies and left... more
The late 2000s economic crisis has transformed Europe. Scholars and politicians concur with the longstanding economic, political, and social consequences of this crisis.
The financial meltdown shrunk traditionally large economies and left a few of them at the verge of bankruptcy. The South of Europe, in particular, is one of the regions in the world where the consequences of the crisis have become most salient. Governmental efforts to face the crisis have generated deep institutional changes and historical turning points for the welfare state, democratic representation, labor relations, and social protests. The economic crisis has shifted the structure of the political field, allowing the rise of new political actors and novel alignments on both new and old political issues. In the midst of these transformations, we have attempted to compile a collection of scholarly analyses that seek to examine the most important institutional and social shifts taking place today in Southern Europe.
The financial meltdown shrunk traditionally large economies and left a few of them at the verge of bankruptcy. The South of Europe, in particular, is one of the regions in the world where the consequences of the crisis have become most salient. Governmental efforts to face the crisis have generated deep institutional changes and historical turning points for the welfare state, democratic representation, labor relations, and social protests. The economic crisis has shifted the structure of the political field, allowing the rise of new political actors and novel alignments on both new and old political issues. In the midst of these transformations, we have attempted to compile a collection of scholarly analyses that seek to examine the most important institutional and social shifts taking place today in Southern Europe.
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This paper explores the factors determining collective identities in the Basque Country and Catalonia, paying special attention to language and birth as key domains of ethnolinguistic divide. We will also make a comparison to the case of... more
This paper explores the factors determining collective identities in the Basque Country and Catalonia, paying special attention to language and birth as key domains of ethnolinguistic divide. We will also make a comparison to the case of Valencia, a region with a native language that nevertheless has not developed a nationalist movement. We have performed a cluster analysis to compare the differences between collective identities in these regions using data from the survey on National Identity in Spain, and discriminant analysis is used to test the validity of our model. Results show that an ethnolinguistic division, based on parental origin and linguistic skills, defines peripheral identities in the Basque Country and Catalonia, but this singularity cannot be found for Valencia. Finally, our model corroborates the relevance of ethnolinguistic factors in defining collective identities in the Basque and Catalan regions, while the civic factor may be more relevant in Valencia.
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REference: Coller, Xavier (2010), “Escuelas y perspectivas de la sociología”, en Julio Iglesias de Ussel et al. (ed.), Leer la sociedad, Madrid: Tecnos, forthcoming
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Reference: Coller, Xavier (2016), “LOS HOMBROS DE LOS GIGANTES: MARX, DURKHEIM Y WEBER,”, en Julio Iglesias de Ussel et al. (ed.), Leer la sociedad, Madrid: Tecnos, forthcoming
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Two foreign professors and a Spanish student tell what teaching and learning was like in Post-Franco Spain. Foreign professors (says the former student) were the functional equivalent of current internet: they opened windows to the outter... more
Two foreign professors and a Spanish student tell what teaching and learning was like in Post-Franco Spain. Foreign professors (says the former student) were the functional equivalent of current internet: they opened windows to the outter world...
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Fotografía social de la décima legislatura del Parlamento de Andalucía.
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... XAVIER COLLER Georgetown University Universitat de Barcelona ... 08008 Barcelona (España) http://www.icps.cat © Xavier Coller, Helder Ferreira do Vale, Chris Meissner Design: Toni Viaplana Printer: a.bís Travessera de les Corts, 251,... more
... XAVIER COLLER Georgetown University Universitat de Barcelona ... 08008 Barcelona (España) http://www.icps.cat © Xavier Coller, Helder Ferreira do Vale, Chris Meissner Design: Toni Viaplana Printer: a.bís Travessera de les Corts, 251, entr. ...
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Aunque la sociología de las organizaciones y del trabajo se ocupa cada vez más de estudiar las empresas multinacionales, todavía se conoce poco el impacto que la internacionalización de la producción tiene en la tendencia al isomorfísmo... more
Aunque la sociología de las organizaciones y del trabajo se ocupa cada vez más de estudiar las empresas multinacionales, todavía se conoce poco el impacto que la internacionalización de la producción tiene en la tendencia al isomorfísmo que se observa en las plantas ...
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... Información General. Autores: Xavier Coller; Editores: Madrid : Siglo XXI de España, 1997; Año de publicación: 1997; País: España; Idioma: Español; ISBN : 84-7476-250-2. Otros catálogos. Bibliotecas Universitarias en las que se... more
... Información General. Autores: Xavier Coller; Editores: Madrid : Siglo XXI de España, 1997; Año de publicación: 1997; País: España; Idioma: Español; ISBN : 84-7476-250-2. Otros catálogos. Bibliotecas Universitarias en las que se encuentra ( REBIUN ). Fundación Dialnet. ...
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Obra que plantea una visión de conjunto de la sociología a través del análisis de las principales teorías que han ido generando los más importantes científicos sociales desde el nacimiento de esta disciplina hasta la actualidad. Entre... more
Obra que plantea una visión de conjunto de la sociología a través del análisis de las principales teorías que han ido generando los más importantes científicos sociales desde el nacimiento de esta disciplina hasta la actualidad. Entre ellos destacan Saint-Simon, Comte, Herbert Spencer, Tocqueville, Marx, Pareto, Durkheim, Ferdinand Tönnies, Simmel, Weber, Alfred Schütz, C. Wright Mills, Bourdieu y Giddens.
This article analyzes the evolution in the proportion of women representatives in the 17 Spanish regional chambers along 1980-2011. We test whether the attainment of the ?critical? threshold of 30% of women in a chamber implies that... more
This article analyzes the evolution in the proportion of women representatives in the 17 Spanish regional chambers along 1980-2011. We test whether the attainment of the ?critical? threshold of 30% of women in a chamber implies that the share of women is not going to fall below this threshold. Two hypotheses about the political presence of women are then tested: parliamentary experience reduces gender differences in the prospects of obtaining a seat; and women are confi ned to less infl uential political positions in the legislative.
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This article examines the restructuring process following a cross-border merger in the pharmaceuticals sector. We show how national industrial relations systems account for some aspects of cross-national differences in the process and... more
This article examines the restructuring process following a cross-border merger in the pharmaceuticals sector. We show how national industrial relations systems account for some aspects of cross-national differences in the process and outcomes of restructuring. However, we also argue that institutionalist approaches to comparative analysis must be complemented by a focus on the material interests of organizational actors and the resources that they can deploy.
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Jenkins, Henry, 1958- Fans, bloggers, and gamers : exploring participatory culture / Henry Jenkins. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN-I3: 978-0-8147-4284-6 ...
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Existen 10s llamados libros-rio y 10s libros-estanque. Los primeros se ca-racterizan por su extensión temática. Los segundos son aquellos que evitan la amplitud para dedicarse a la profundidad. El texto que se comenta pertenece al primer... more
Existen 10s llamados libros-rio y 10s libros-estanque. Los primeros se ca-racterizan por su extensión temática. Los segundos son aquellos que evitan la amplitud para dedicarse a la profundidad. El texto que se comenta pertenece al primer tipo. Inspirado en la tradición ...
Obra colectiva que pretende dar una visión de conjunt0 sobre las relaciones laborales en Espaíia. En el texto se entrecruzan diferentes puntos de vista (no podia ser de otra manera) sobre la evolución y el papel de 10s actores sociales de... more
Obra colectiva que pretende dar una visión de conjunt0 sobre las relaciones laborales en Espaíia. En el texto se entrecruzan diferentes puntos de vista (no podia ser de otra manera) sobre la evolución y el papel de 10s actores sociales de las relaciones laborales. El ...
També el plantejament de carrera i temps per cursar-la és diferent segons el gtnere: elles tenen més pressa perqut la vida personal interfereix en la vida professional i viceversa (tenir fills i reponsabilitzar-se del seu futur nucli... more
També el plantejament de carrera i temps per cursar-la és diferent segons el gtnere: elles tenen més pressa perqut la vida personal interfereix en la vida professional i viceversa (tenir fills i reponsabilitzar-se del seu futur nucli fami-liar). Cap alumne noi no va parlar en el ...
Este artículo toma como temática central el mundo productivo y más concretamente la segmentación del mercado laboral, construyendo una tipología en esta dirección. Dicha tipología es la base de referencia, dentro del ámbito productivo,... more
Este artículo toma como temática central el mundo productivo y más concretamente la segmentación del mercado laboral, construyendo una tipología en esta dirección. Dicha tipología es la base de referencia, dentro del ámbito productivo, para establecer y analizar las relaciones ...
Biblioteca de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Base de datos de artículos de revistas, ...
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The intra-party mechanisms for MPs selection has been only partially analyzed by the literature. Most works focus on parties’ written rules regarding the selection of candidates for the national chamber(s). However, party statutes hide... more
The intra-party mechanisms for MPs selection has been only partially analyzed by the literature. Most works focus on parties’ written rules regarding the selection of candidates for the national chamber(s). However, party statutes hide these mainly informal procedures. In this paper we analyze how candidate selection is implemented in parties using survey data for a representative sample of 580 MPs, completed with 58 in-depth interviews of MPs and gatekeepers. With this data we analyze how the selection of candidates is implemented in a multi-level democracy such as Spain.
