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The new era of the ‘morning-after pill’
Francisco González de Posada explains, during the 10th International Academic Meeting of the RAED in Rhineland, Germany, how the true decisive factor in the evolution of humanity is not found in geopolitical crises, climate change, or AI, but in the transformation of human reproduction since the advent of the pill and other contraceptive methods
Civil society and the political class
Ignacio Buqueras analyzes the role that citizens must play in the democratic system to become its central axis, in the presentation “La sociedad civil y la clase política” (Civil society and the political class), during the X International Academic Meeting of the RAED in the Rhine (Germany)
Spreading Gaudí’s legacy
Alfredo Rocafort, Ignacio Buqueras, Juan Trias de Bes, Chiara Curti, and Josep Maria Tarragona present the Commemorative Roundtable Series for the Centenary of Antoni Gaudí’s Death, to be held by the Royal Academy of Architecture (RAED) between April 15 and June 10
Democracy, populism and propaganda
Teresa Freixes reflects on current Spanish and international politics in her latest articles: “Dante, Habermas y el patriotismo constitucional”, “Las dos orillas”, “Relato en tiempo de guerra” and “El derecho a la financiación singular”
A shared legal framework
In his article “Un espacio jurídico compartido” (A Shared Legal Space), Javier Junceda explains the genesis of the Hispanic American Legal Studies Space, a forum for dialogue and debate among Spanish and Latin American jurists on current issues in the profession.
The example of Seville’s SAFA Blanca Paloma School
Carlos Cortina, on the educational community of SAFA Blanca Paloma School, a center established as an educational and social benchmark thanks to its “Enraizadas” project, focused on community integration and support for families in vulnerable situations
Iberophony as an alternative
Frigdiano Álvaro Durántez analyzes the new international order emerging after the latest geopolitical tensions, in the session “Dialéctica de imperios: rigor académico y especialización universitaria” (Dialectic of Empires: Academic Rigor and University Specialization)
Scenes from a turbulent world
Mexican historian Enrique Sada shares his latest articles: “Resaca de Medio Tiempo”, “Patrimonio, disidencia y vandalismo”, “Socialismo y eutanasia” and “Semana Santa sangrienta”
The humanism of data
Santiago Castellà addresses the challenge, for current adult generations, of the technological revolution led by the development of AI, during the lecture “La decadencia de la propuesta universal(izable) de Europa: el ser reducido del relato al dato” (The Decline of Europe’s Universalizable Proposal: Being Reduced from Narrative to Data.)
Europe can and must be competitive in the 21st Century
Esther Esther Subirá addresses the demographic challenges facing Europe within the framework of the 10th International Academic Meeting of the RAED, during her presentation “Edadismo territorial y reconfiguración europea: la banana azul ante el desafío de la irrelevancia” (Territorial Ageism and European Reconfiguration: The Blue Banana Facing the Challenge of Irrelevance)
The legacy and future of a medical dynasty
Bernat-Noël Tiffon, a renowned expert in legal and forensic medicine, is featured in an interview in the “La Contra” section of “La Vanguardia,” on the occasion of the publication of his latest work, “Saga Tiffon: desde la Cirugía Romancista hasta la Psiquiatría y Psicología Forense. La investigación de un viaje histórico-médico y social familiar de tres siglos”
How much ham is there on a ham pizza?
Rafael Urrialde focuses on the still incomplete information provided by food labels, despite the regulations governing producers, in the article “¿Cuánto jamón hay en una pizza de jamón? Todo lo que el etiquetado no siempre nos cuenta” (How much ham is in a ham pizza? Everything the label doesn’t always tell us.)
