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Más allá de la disciplina académica: algunas consideraciones para el desarrollo en los procesos educativos

2020

Erróneamente se cree que enseñar es una actividad sencilla en la que solo basta con conocer la materia y algo de experiencia. Desconociendo los conocimientos pedagógicos y didácticos propios de la docencia y de otras áreas como la psicología cognitiva y la sociología, que facultan para ejercer de una manera profesional la enseñanza. Por otra parte, se desconoce la evolución en las prácticas y necesidades educativas del mundo contemporáneo que van más allá de un conocimiento disciplinar. En este trabajo se describen algunos factores a tener en cuenta para el desarrollo de la profesión docente, al existir una relación multidimensional (normativa, emocional, intersubjetiva), centrada en objeti…

TeamworkMotivationmedia_common.quotation_subjectAutorregulación5802 Organización y Planificación de la EducaciónSocial environmentMetacognitionProfesoresTeachersFormaciónSubject matterMetacogniciónTeamworkTeacher trainingMotivation to learnPedagogySelf-regulationNormativeSociologyMotivaciónTrabajo en equipoMetacognitionDisciplinemedia_common
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Discussing the Concepts of Cluster and Industrial District

2016

The significance and popularity of the cluster and industrial district concepts claim for a deeper reflection. The analysis of one of the European Commission’s (EC) policy documents shows inconsistencies that do not impede the formulation of normative statements. That way we answer the question of why and how cluster ideas have substituted industrial district principles and the consequences derived from that phenomenon.

TechnologyReflection (computer programming)0211 other engineering and technologies02 engineering and technologyIndustrial districtClustersConceptual analysisManagement of Technology and InnovationPhenomenonIndustrial districts0502 economics and businessEuropean Commission.Cluster (physics)T1-995European commissionclustersNormative statementSociology050207 economicsPositive economicsEuropean CommissionTechnology (General)business.industryT05 social sciencesrhetorics021107 urban & regional planningPublic relationsPopularityconceptual analysisEmpreses Direcció i administracióRhetoricsbusinessJournal of technology management & innovation
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A normative ‘due process’ in the creation of States through secession

2006

The choice and/or the balancing between effectivess and legality in the creation of States is, today, one of the most hotly debated issues in the international legal scholarship. Should a state-like entity formed in breach of the peremptory norm prohibiting the use of force or of the principle of self-determination (not) be considered as a State for the purposes of international law? The answer differs according to what theoretical premises are adopted. For those who believe that the State is a social person, and its creation basically a historical occurrence, the law cannot cancel its very existence. On the other hand, if State-creation is also a matter of law, one might agree that “[a]n a…

Territorial integrityPrinciple of legalityInternational lawstatehoodlegalitystatehood effectiveness legality international personalityinternational personalityPublic international lawSecessionPolitical scienceLawNormativeeffectiveneUse of forceLegitimacyLaw and economics
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Firstborns buy better for the greater good: Birth order differences in green consumption values

2022

Despite multiple studies on the role of birth order in shaping human personality, marketing literature has largely neglected its role in shaping consumer behavior. We conducted a high-powered birth-order study on several consumption-related measures (Nmain analyses = 1358), which consistently enabled us to detect effect sizes even smaller than d = 0.20 with a power of 0.90. Participants filled out scales measuring susceptibility to normative interpersonal influence, the need for uniqueness, and the tendency to express the value of environmental protection through purchases and consumption behaviors. At a general level, we did not find any support for the notion that firstborns (vs. laterbor…

Value (ethics)Consumption (economics)Interpersonal influencemedia_common.quotation_subjectBirth orderVDP::Samfunnsvitenskap: 200::Psykologi: 260Green consumptionNormativePersonalityPsychologySocial psychologyGeneral PsychologyConsumer behaviourmedia_common
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Escuela abierta : revista de investigación educativa

2019

Este artículo se encuentra disponible en la página web de la revista en la siguiente URL: https://ea.ceuandalucia.es/index.php/EA/article/view/130/EA22.2019.04 El proceso educativo conlleva siempre una relación con el valor: en esencia y fundamento resulta valioso. Al venir enmarcado por contextos legales, podemos afirmar que el Real Decreto 126/2014, por ser educativo, se asienta en valores, unos u otros. Para esta investigación se ha llevado a cabo un análisis del contenido axiológico del bloque de dicho currículo básico dedicado a la educación literaria. Para ello se parte de un planteamiento integral de educación al que la literatura contribuye con un papel fundamental. El objetivo del …

Value (ethics)Currículo básicoLiterature - Education (Primary)educación integralanálisis de contenidoliteratura infantil y juvenilLiteratura - Enseñanza primaria.Education - Curricula - Education (Primary) - Content analysis.Valores (Filosofía)PedagogyNormativedesarrollo de programas de estudiosSociologyValues.lcsh:LCurrículum escolar - Enseñanza primaria - Análisis de contenido.valor moralCurriculumaxiologíaEducación literarialcsh:Educationlegislación educativaRoyal decreeEscuela Abierta
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Recognising forced migrants in transnational social work

2018

PurposeNation states’ neoliberal policies do not regard asylum seekers and undocumented migrants as deserving of a good life. Social work in welfare states is highly connected to the policies of nation states. There is a need to address theories in social work that have a transnational focus at the local level. Axel Honneth’s recognition theory enables an approach to forced migration from the direction of personal relations and personhood itself. The core idea is that if people cannot gain recognition, this causes harm to their self-realisation. The purpose of this paper is discuss how the recognition theory overcomes a national focus in social work.Design/methodology/approachThis paper is …

Value (ethics)Health (social science)Sociology and Political SciencePersonhoodAsylum seekersmedia_common.quotation_subjectforced migration0603 philosophy ethics and religionUndocumented migrantsundocumented migrantsSocial workOriginalitymaahanmuutto050602 political science & public administrationSociologytransmigrationtunnistaminenmedia_commonSocial workbusiness.industry05 social sciencesWelfare state06 humanities and the artsForced migrationPublic relationsmaahanmuuttajat0506 political sciencesosiaalityöRecognitionForced migrationHarmTransmigration060302 philosophyNormativepakolaisetbusinessLawturvapaikanhakijatResearch PaperInternational Journal of Migration, Health and Social Care
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Normative Legal Positivism, Neutrality, and the Rule of Law

2013

Usually, in jurisprudential debates what is discussed under the rubric of ‘neutrality’ is the claim that jurisprudence is (or at least can, and should be) a conceptual, or descriptive - thus, non-normative, or morally neutral - inquiry. I discuss neutrality in an altogether different sense, namely, neutrality as an ethico-political ideal the law should meet. My starting point is normative legal positivism, or the claim that it is a good and desirable thing that the laws have easily identifiable, readily accessible, as far as possible non-controversial social sources. What justifies normative legal positivism, I claim, is the value - or the ideal - of neutrality, suitably understood. I.e., w…

Value (ethics)Settore IUS/20 - Filosofia Del DirittoLegal positivismJurisprudencePolitical scienceNormativeNeutralityIdeal (ethics)Public reasonRule of lawLaw and economicsEpistemologyNormative legal positivism Rule of Law neutrality prescriptions certainty
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Contending legitimations

2010

Purpose“Contending legitimations” (Meyer and Scott) in cities – and especially multiple conflicting institutional pressures on decision makers – have not received sufficient accounting study. Therefore this paper aims to analyse the multiple institutional pressures on the performance measurement (PM) practices of two Finnish cities and answer why the developments and the coupling of budget or PM rules and routines were different in these relatively similar case cities.Design/methodology/approachIn this interpretive study, a comparative case setting (e.g. including several semi‐structured interviews) was used.FindingsContending legitimations affect the coupling of city budgeting and PM rules…

Value (ethics)business.industryComparative casemedia_common.quotation_subjectEconomics Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)AccountingDecoupling (cosmology)OriginalityAccountingRegional scienceNormativePerformance measurementSociologyOrganizational analysisbusinessPractical implicationsmedia_commonAccounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal
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The Concept of Value for CSR: A Debate Drawn from Italian Classical Accounting

2017

This paper underlines the importance of the concept of value for corporate social responsibility (CSR) and then explores it beyond economics, looking for its social and philosophical roots. Considering the most recent literature on the matter, the dilemma between a non-monetary, multi-variable conception and a monetary, one-variable conception is set. To obtain the origins of the meaning for this basic concept in CSR, Italian literature regarding ‘value in accounting’ is explored. The main result from this first survey is the existence of a ‘chain’ from the highest conception of value (philosophical, ethical), to the most practical conception (accounting techniques of measurement). By this …

Value (ethics)business.industryStrategy and Management05 social sciencesAccounting06 humanities and the artsManagement Monitoring Policy and LawDevelopmentBusiness value0603 philosophy ethics and religionDilemmaMeaning (philosophy of language)0502 economics and businessCorporate social responsibilityNormative060301 applied ethicsSociologySet (psychology)business050203 business & managementCorporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management
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Arab women managers and identity formation through clothing

2009

PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to explore how Arab women managers construct their social identities through the meanings they ascribe to their clothing while pursuing managerial careers.Design/methodology/approachAn interview‐based qualitative approach is adopted for describing the meanings that the United Arab Emirates national women managers give to their clothing.FindingsThis paper identifies multiple coexisting identities in Arab women pursuing managerial careers. While the contradiction is found in the identity as a woman and as a manager, the normative dimensions of identity formation such as being a Muslim and an Emirati serve as enhancing for women's gendered managerial identit…

Value (ethics)business.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectIdentity (social science)Gender studiesClothingGender StudiesOriginalityBusiness Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)NormativeSociologySocial identity theorybusinessConstruct (philosophy)Identity formationmedia_commonGender in Management: An International Journal
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