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Spanish research in Educational Psychology from a gender perspective (2008-2018)

2021

[EN]: A comparative study disaggregated by gender of the scientific production in Educational Psychology of researchers working in Spanish institutions is carried out. A total of 1949 authors have been identified who have published some work in journals indexed in the Psychology Educational category in the Journal Citation Reports (JCR) corresponding to the years 2008-2018. The 56.44% of the authors identified were women versus 41.92% of men and a 1.64% of authors could not be identified. The results show an increase in the number of papers published in this discipline and an increase in the number of women working in Educational Psychology throughout the period analyzed. However, as a conc…

Gender equalityEducational PsychologyBibliometryEstudios de géneroPerspective (graphical)Scientific productionEducational psychologyPsicología educativaSpanish scientific production:1 - Filosofía y psicología::159.9 - Psicología [CDU]EliteBibliometríaGender studiesSocial scienceCitationPsychologyGeneral PsychologyProducción científica españolaAnales de Psicología
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Gender-Specific Call of Duty: A Note on the Neglect of Conscription in Gender Equality Indexes

2019

We document that existing gender equality indexes do not take into account gender-specific mandatory peace-time conscriptions. This suggests that gender-specific conscription is not considered to be an important gender issue. If an indicator measuring the gender equality of mandatory conscription (compulsory military service) would be included into gender equality indexes with appropriate weight then the relative positions of countries could be affected. In the context of Nordic countries, this would mean that Finland and Denmark, the countries with conscription for male only, would get worse scores with respect to gender equality compared to Sweden and Norway, countries with conscription o…

Gender equalityIndex (economics)media_common.quotation_subjectMilitary servicePolitical scienceDemographic economicsContext (language use)Dutymedia_commonNeglectSSRN Electronic Journal
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Estrategia de posicionamiento en bases internacionales de las revistas de psicología editadas y coeditadas por el Colegio Oficial de Psicólogos de Ma…

2020

The Latin American journals of psychology indexed in the Journal of Citation Reports (JCR), are generally edited by professional associations of psychologists, universities and private foundations. This paper analyzes the positioning strategy adopted by the Professional Association of Psychologists of Madrid, regarding the psychological journals in the area in which they edit. The methodological approach taken to explore the topic uses socio-bibliometric techniques gathering numerical data, and then using that data to perform analyses for a well-informed description of what the topic might be. The results reveal that journals, whose editor or co-editor was Professional Association of Psycho…

Gender equalityLatin AmericansSCImago Journal Rankbusiness.industryLibrary scienceProfessional associationElectronic publishingbusinessCitationScholarly communicationProfessionalizationGeneral PsychologyUniversitas Psychologica
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Crazy about science: The difficulties to mix accountability and caregiving

2016

The general model for evaluating scientific production fits into the accountability system: a way of measuring scientific output which does not usually acknowledge the presence of gender imbalances in academic institutions. Here we take the need to rethink this system and the indicators it uses to measure productivity and scientific quality, as well as the social conditions in which these activities are measured, as a starting point. In particular, we urge the review of this system, considering the administration of caregiving to dependents, be they young or old, as an example, because it is an unresolved problem that affects scientific work as well as progress in gender equality in univers…

Gender equalityMultidisciplinaryPoint (typography)business.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectScientific productionPublic relationsHistory and Philosophy of ScienceWork (electrical)AccountabilityQuality (business)SociologybusinessSocial psychologyProductivityMixing (physics)media_commonMètode Revista de difusió de la investigació
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An open path for gender equality in research: When women scientists question the state of science and the institutions embrace the criticism

2016

The institutionalisation of equality policy in science, both at the national and the European scale, should facilitate progress towards equality in a space that wants to consider itself merit (and ability) driven. But discriminatory practices, both conscious and unconscious, direct or indirect, leave women out of many of the positions that they should occupy according to their accomplishments and capabilities. Many scientific institutions and their professionals still do not understand that if gender equality is only formally achieved and actual compliance is not monitored, they will lose part of the talent they are trying to cultivate.

Gender equalityMultidisciplinaryUnconscious mindInstitutionalisationbusiness.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectSpace (commercial competition)Public relationsCompliance (psychology)History and Philosophy of ScienceState (polity)LawScale (social sciences)CriticismSociologybusinessmedia_commonMètode Revista de difusió de la investigació
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Spanish scientific production in literature through a gender perspective in the Web of Science (1975-2017)

2019

[ES]: Se realiza un estudio comparativo desagregado por sexos de la producción científica en literatura de los investigadores que trabajan en instituciones españolas. Se han identificado 806 autores que han publicado algún trabajo de literatura en revistas indexadas en la WoS hasta el año 2017, analizando comparativamente su productividad y patrones de colaboración considerando la variable sexo. El 55.51 % de los autores identificados fueron hombres frente a un 44.49 % de mujeres. Los resultados muestran que entre los grandes productores del ámbito de la literatura predominan los hombres. Entre los productores moderados (2-5 trabajos), el 50.36 % de los autores identificados fueron hombres …

Gender equalityScientific productionanálisis de géneroGender studiesScientific publicationsliteraturaSpanish literaturePublicaciones científicasLibrary and Information SciencesAnálisis bibliométricoslcsh:ZAnálisis de géneroanálisis bibliométricolcsh:Bibliography. Library science. Information resourceslcsh:BibliographyBibliometric analysisLiteratureEliteLiteraturaSociologyGender analysislcsh:Z1001-8999publicaciones científicasProductivityScientific disciplinesInvestigación Bibliotecológica: archivonomía, bibliotecología e información
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Paths to the recognition of homo-parental adoptive rights in the EU-27: a QCA analysis

2015

ABSTRACTAlthough the recognition of the adoptive rights of LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) couples is a socially salient topic, cross-national variation regarding this issue has been largely underexplored in social science research. With the aid of configurational analysis, this article fills this gap and shows the conditions that explain the recognition of the adoptive rights of homosexual couples in the countries of the EU-27. It is argued that two different paths led to this outcome. All countries where adoptive rights were recognized had higher degrees of secularization and lower levels of social homophobia. In addition, in Northern European countries, the Protestant back…

Gender equalitySociology and Political Science05 social sciencesGender studies0506 political scienceVariation (linguistics)Protestantism050903 gender studiesSalientPolitical Science and International RelationsTransgenderSecularization050602 political science & public administrationConfigurational analysisSociology0509 other social sciencesLesbianContemporary Politics
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To work or to care? Working women's decision-making

2015

Recent changes in older people's public care services in Nordic countries in particular in Finland and Sweden are based on implicit expectations that family members will increase their involvement in care. In Nordic countries, the care of small children has been acknowledged to be a social matter that concerns gender equality and the work life participation of both men and women, while the situation of working carers of older people is much less acknowledged. This study addressed the question of how Finnish working women who give care to their older parents argue for and against their decisions of working and caring and the meaning of work and care in these decisions. Majority of the interv…

Gender equalitySociology and Political ScienceSmall childrenGeneral Social SciencesIdentity (social science)ta5142Developmentadult daughtersfamily careolder parentsWork (electrical)NursinggenderCare workMeaning (existential)work lifeOlder peoplePsychologySocial psychologyPublic carequalitative researchCommunity, Work and Family
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Femīnais diskurss K.Riko-Godojas romānā “Cómo ser una mujer y no morir en el intento”

2022

Šis raksts ir veltīts sieviešu diskursa analīzei spāņu rakstnieces Karmenas Riko Godojas romānā “Cómo ser una mujer y no morir en el intento”. Darba mērķis ir analizēt, cik lielā mērā sievietes diskurss ir klātesošs Karmenas Riko Godojas romānā un kādas ir tam raksturīgas iezīmes. Kā teorētiskā bāze tiek izmantoti Visente Mateu un Visente Ruisa darbi un Amparo Tusona Valsa teorētiskā pieeja. Empīriskajā daļā ir aprakstīta sieviešu pasaule un viņu ikdiena, analizēts romāna galveno varoņu diskurss, lai parādītu atšķirību starp sievietes diskursu un vīrieša diskursu. Veiktā analīze iezīmējusi romāna sievietes diskursa īpatnības un darbā izvirzīto feminisma problemātiku. Šajā darbā izmantotās p…

Gender equalityValodniecībaWomen's literatureDiscourseFeminist literature
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Professional activism in journalism and education in gender equality through Twitter

2021

This article analyses professional activism by women journalists' organisations which, through their Twitter accounts, contribute to extend the value of equality between men and women, which is activism that embodies the ethical or deontological codes of this profession. The tweets of these groups not only propose improvements in the expression and writing of news, after reporting biased, stereotypical or denigrating uses of language by large Spanish media, but also recognise and applaud contents that dignify women or place them in the public sphere that they deserve. A content analysis methodology was followed by applying both quantitative and qualitative analyses to a sample of 7,424 twee…

Gender equalityVisual Arts and Performing ArtsCommunicationeducation05 social sciences050801 communication & media studiesGender studiesÈtica periodísticahumanitiesXarxes socialsGender Studies0508 media and communicationsPeriodisme050903 gender studiesJournalismSociology0509 other social sciencesValue (mathematics)Feminist Media Studies
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