The disproportionality of the distribution of power in Spain
Joaquín Bautista-Valhondo addresses parliamentary representation in various Spanish autonomous communities in his latest articles.
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Category: Sociology
From myth to reality, and from voluntarism to responsibility
ADHD, eating vs. nourishing, the myth of sugar and hyperactivity, and alternative protein as an industrial opportunity are among the topics covered in Enric Canela’s latest articles on enriccanela.cat
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Reframing the social sciences to address the great challenges
Francesc Miralles analyzes the fulfillment of the Sustainable Development Goals set by the United Nations and its method of analysis and raises other vital challenges for the future, during his inaugural address to the RAED
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Spain of 50 million
Josep Sánchez Llibre shares the conclusions of the report “La España de los 50 millones de habitantes” (Spain with 50 Million Inhabitants,) prepared by the firm Opina 360. The document analyzes the demographic changes that will shape the Spanish economy in the coming decades
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The dictatorship of demography
Antonio Alarcó warns that demographic changes are becoming one of the most decisive factors for the economic and social future of Europe and Spain, in his article “Dictadura de la demografía: el poder silencioso que define nuestro futuro”
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El Mencho may be dead, but organized crime is not
Francisco López Muñoz reflects on the dynamics of violent organizations in Mexico following the death of the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel in a recent police operation, in the article “La muerte de El Mencho desata una ola violenta que revela el poder del narco y su capacidad para reconfigurarse”
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