Miguel Requena
Biographic Data
| ID | 3879193 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Miguel Requena |
| GIVEN NAMES | Miguel |
| FAMILY NAME | Requena |
| SIGNATURE | REQUENA M |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 147 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 8 |
Hogares y familias en la España de los ochenta
Tras revisar la dinámica más reciente de las pautas de organización familiar en las sociedades avanzadas, que ha conducido al progresivo y sistemático debilitamiento de los vínculos de parentesco y la emergencia de las llamadas "familias postnucleares", el contenido del presente artículo se propone evaluar la importancia estructural de las diferentes formas de familia y hogar en la Comunidad de Madrid. Con ese objeto se ha procedido a realizar un…
Date de référence pour l'entrée à l'école et calendrier des naissances
La date de référence du début de la scolarité des enfants peut inciter les parents à avancer ou à retarder la naissance lorsqu'elle s'approche de cette date. La recherche a mis en évidence cette pratique dans les pays asiatiques aux systèmes éducatifs très compétitifs. Notre analyse d'une base de données exhaustive constituée à partir de registres administratifs ne révèle aucune preuve de ce phénomène en Espagne. La stratification de l'échantillo…
A survey of baby booms and busts in 20th century Spain
This paper presents a new source of microdata on womenâ s reproductive life in 20th century Spain, the Baby Boom and Bust Survey (BBBS). While certain countries have other sources of microdata such as censuses or specific fertility surveys that have been us
Beyond the healthy immigrant paradox
BACKGROUND: The healthy immigrant paradox refers to the unexpected health advantages of immigrant groups settled in host countries. In this population-based study we analyze immigrant advantages in birthweight decomposing differences between infants born to immigrant mothers from specific origins. METHOD: Using publicly available data from Spanish Vital Statistics for the period 2007-2017, differential birthweights among several groups of immigra…
Childlessness in Twentieth-Century Spain
Studies of childlessness in the twentieth century in developed countries have underscored the existence of diverging trends with higher levels among cohorts born at the beginning of the twentieth century, lower ones among the baby boom cohorts and finally higher ones for cohorts born after the Second World War. Spain also shows these basic trends, but the fit is not identical to that of other countries, with differences affecting the timing of tr…
Going It Alone in Later Life
This article compares the determinants of living alone in later life in Spain and Sweden, two countries with relatively similar levels of economic development from a global view point but different family systems and institutional contexts. With microdata coming from census (Spain) and linked administrative registers (Sweden), logistic regression techniques, including a nonlinear regression-based decomposition of differences between, are used to …
Living Alone in Later Life
THE PREVALENCE OF living alone during later life varies widely throughout the world, though everywhere its social relevance has grown substantially in recent decades. This living arrangement, more widespread among women than men aged over 65, is one of the most visible characteristics of societal aging currently underway. Explaining residential options among older persons and the different strategies implemented in societies of diverse cultural a…
Seeding the gender revolution
In Europe and the United States, women's educational attainment started to increase around the middle of the twentieth century. The expected implication was fertility decline and postponement, whereas in fact the opposite occurred. We analyse trends in the quantum of cohort fertility among the baby boom generations in 15 countries and how these relate to women's education. Over the 1901-45 cohorts, the proportion of parents with exactly two child…
Education, Marriage, and Fertility
This article explores the effects of the increasing educational attainment of several cohorts of women born during the first half of the twentieth century on the historical change in their fertility. With data from the 1991 Spanish Census, we focus on the reproductive trajectories of women in these cohorts based on parity progression and marriage patterns. The conclusions point to a clear negative association between education and fertility on on…
Secularization in Poland and Spain after the democratic transition
The objective of this article is to determine the extent to which the evolution of religiosity in Spain and Poland in their post-democratic transition periods has been affected by the process of generational replacement. For Spain data are drawn from several surveys carried out by the Spanish Centre for Sociological Studies (CIS) between 1980 and 1996. For Poland the data come from the Polish General Social Survey and ISSP covering 1992-2008. Res…
The National Immigrant Survey of Spain. A new data source for migration studies in Europe
Spain has recently become the destination for large numbers of international migrants and now ranks as a key focal point for international migration in Europe. Currently, approximately one in ten residents in Spain are foreigners, up more than tenfold
Tres décadas de cambio social en España
The Secularization of Spanish Society
This paper offers an empirical analysis of one of the fundamental dimensions of religious change in Spain in recent years: religious practice. The specification of the secularization thesis foresees, in the case of societies with widespread religious homogeneity and with a high level of interdependence between Church and State, and in particular for Catholic societies such as Spain, a relevant drop in the levels of religious affiliation and pract…
Formación de la pareja y fecundidad
El presente trabajo establece que la reciente caída de la fecundidad de las mujeres en las sociedades con comportamientos demográficos sudeuropeos se debe en muy buena medida a los problemas relacionados con la formación de matrimonios y parejas; a su vez, las dificultades que rodean el establecimiento de matrimonios y parejas y, por ende, de nuevas unidades familiares, mantienen una estrecha relación con los obstáculos que se han encontrado los …
Conducta social como intercambio
Considerar la conducta social como un intercambio de bienes puede clarificar las relaciones entre cuatro cuerpos de teoría: la psicología conductista, la economía, las proposiciones sobre la dinámica de la influencia y las proposiciones sobre la
El suicidio juvenil
Sobre el calendario reproductivo de las mujeres españolas
El autor estudia la formación continua de los trabajadores en la industria del metal de dos regiones desarrolladas del norte de España. La formación de los empleados es utilizada por las empresas para conseguir sus objetivos económicos. De hecho, las empresas donde se forma a los trabajadores están mejor preparadas para abordar los retos de la competitividad. La creación de unas relaciones industriales sólidas hace necesario que la formación de l…
Changing Patterns of European Family Life. A Comparative Analysis of 14 European Countries
Part I: Theoretical Background 1. Comparative Focus and Considerations Jens Qvortrup 2. Theories and Ideologies of Family Functions, Gender Relations and Human Reproduction Edmund Dahlstrom 3. Ideologies of Family Forms: Towards Diversity Rhona Rap 4. Place of Family in Complex Society Giovanni Sgritta Part II: Reproduction and Caregiving 5. Historical Changes in Family Reproductive Patterns Angelo Saporiti 6. Caregiving Kari Waerness 7. Socialis…
Hogares y familias en la España de los ochenta
Tras revisar la dinámica más reciente de las pautas de organización familiar en las sociedades avanzadas, que ha conducido al progresivo y sistemático debilitamiento de los vínculos de parentesco y la emergencia de las llamadas "familias postnucleares", el contenido del presente artículo se propone evaluar la importancia estructural de las diferentes formas de familia y hogar en la Comunidad de Madrid. Con ese objeto se ha procedido a realizar un…
Los Depredadores Audiovisuales. Juventud Urbana y Cultura de Masas
Las representaciones colectivas de los pueblos indoeuropeos
Se analiza la relación entre la estructura mitológica y el pensamiento social y religioso entre los pueblos indoeuropeos, basándose en los documentos literarios, la Antropología y las religiones comparadas. Esta estructura indica que únicamente se consigue una sociedad ordenada si están presentes los siguientes factores : una administración político-religiosa, la conquista militar y la producción material. Se estudia el reflejo de esta estructura…
Living Alone in Later Life
THE PREVALENCE OF living alone during later life varies widely throughout the world, though everywhere its social relevance has grown substantially in recent decades. This living arrangement, more widespread among women than men aged over 65, is one of the most visible characteristics of societal aging currently underway. Explaining residential options among older persons and the different strategies implemented in societies of diverse cultural a…
The National Immigrant Survey of Spain. A new data source for migration studies in Europe
Spain has recently become the destination for large numbers of international migrants and now ranks as a key focal point for international migration in Europe. Currently, approximately one in ten residents in Spain are foreigners, up more than tenfold
Education, Marriage, and Fertility
This article explores the effects of the increasing educational attainment of several cohorts of women born during the first half of the twentieth century on the historical change in their fertility. With data from the 1991 Spanish Census, we focus on the reproductive trajectories of women in these cohorts based on parity progression and marriage patterns. The conclusions point to a clear negative association between education and fertility on on…
The Secularization of Spanish Society
This paper offers an empirical analysis of one of the fundamental dimensions of religious change in Spain in recent years: religious practice. The specification of the secularization thesis foresees, in the case of societies with widespread religious homogeneity and with a high level of interdependence between Church and State, and in particular for Catholic societies such as Spain, a relevant drop in the levels of religious affiliation and pract…
Changing Patterns of European Family Life. A Comparative Analysis of 14 European Countries
Part I: Theoretical Background 1. Comparative Focus and Considerations Jens Qvortrup 2. Theories and Ideologies of Family Functions, Gender Relations and Human Reproduction Edmund Dahlstrom 3. Ideologies of Family Forms: Towards Diversity Rhona Rap 4. Place of Family in Complex Society Giovanni Sgritta Part II: Reproduction and Caregiving 5. Historical Changes in Family Reproductive Patterns Angelo Saporiti 6. Caregiving Kari Waerness 7. Socialis…
Childlessness in Twentieth-Century Spain
Studies of childlessness in the twentieth century in developed countries have underscored the existence of diverging trends with higher levels among cohorts born at the beginning of the twentieth century, lower ones among the baby boom cohorts and finally higher ones for cohorts born after the Second World War. Spain also shows these basic trends, but the fit is not identical to that of other countries, with differences affecting the timing of tr…
Seeding the gender revolution
In Europe and the United States, women's educational attainment started to increase around the middle of the twentieth century. The expected implication was fertility decline and postponement, whereas in fact the opposite occurred. We analyse trends in the quantum of cohort fertility among the baby boom generations in 15 countries and how these relate to women's education. Over the 1901-45 cohorts, the proportion of parents with exactly two child…
Sobre el calendario reproductivo de las mujeres españolas
El autor estudia la formación continua de los trabajadores en la industria del metal de dos regiones desarrolladas del norte de España. La formación de los empleados es utilizada por las empresas para conseguir sus objetivos económicos. De hecho, las empresas donde se forma a los trabajadores están mejor preparadas para abordar los retos de la competitividad. La creación de unas relaciones industriales sólidas hace necesario que la formación de l…
Going It Alone in Later Life
This article compares the determinants of living alone in later life in Spain and Sweden, two countries with relatively similar levels of economic development from a global view point but different family systems and institutional contexts. With microdata coming from census (Spain) and linked administrative registers (Sweden), logistic regression techniques, including a nonlinear regression-based decomposition of differences between, are used to …
Secularization in Poland and Spain after the democratic transition
The objective of this article is to determine the extent to which the evolution of religiosity in Spain and Poland in their post-democratic transition periods has been affected by the process of generational replacement. For Spain data are drawn from several surveys carried out by the Spanish Centre for Sociological Studies (CIS) between 1980 and 1996. For Poland the data come from the Polish General Social Survey and ISSP covering 1992-2008. Res…
Tres décadas de cambio social en España
Los Depredadores Audiovisuales. Juventud Urbana y Cultura de Masas
A survey of baby booms and busts in 20th century Spain
This paper presents a new source of microdata on womenâ s reproductive life in 20th century Spain, the Baby Boom and Bust Survey (BBBS). While certain countries have other sources of microdata such as censuses or specific fertility surveys that have been us
Las representaciones colectivas de los pueblos indoeuropeos
Se analiza la relación entre la estructura mitológica y el pensamiento social y religioso entre los pueblos indoeuropeos, basándose en los documentos literarios, la Antropología y las religiones comparadas. Esta estructura indica que únicamente se consigue una sociedad ordenada si están presentes los siguientes factores : una administración político-religiosa, la conquista militar y la producción material. Se estudia el reflejo de esta estructura…
Los Depredadores Audiovisuales. Juventud Urbana y Cultura de Masas
Hogares y familias en la España de los ochenta
Tras revisar la dinámica más reciente de las pautas de organización familiar en las sociedades avanzadas, que ha conducido al progresivo y sistemático debilitamiento de los vínculos de parentesco y la emergencia de las llamadas "familias postnucleares", el contenido del presente artículo se propone evaluar la importancia estructural de las diferentes formas de familia y hogar en la Comunidad de Madrid. Con ese objeto se ha procedido a realizar un…
Changing Patterns of European Family Life. A Comparative Analysis of 14 European Countries
Part I: Theoretical Background 1. Comparative Focus and Considerations Jens Qvortrup 2. Theories and Ideologies of Family Functions, Gender Relations and Human Reproduction Edmund Dahlstrom 3. Ideologies of Family Forms: Towards Diversity Rhona Rap 4. Place of Family in Complex Society Giovanni Sgritta Part II: Reproduction and Caregiving 5. Historical Changes in Family Reproductive Patterns Angelo Saporiti 6. Caregiving Kari Waerness 7. Socialis…
Sobre el calendario reproductivo de las mujeres españolas
El autor estudia la formación continua de los trabajadores en la industria del metal de dos regiones desarrolladas del norte de España. La formación de los empleados es utilizada por las empresas para conseguir sus objetivos económicos. De hecho, las empresas donde se forma a los trabajadores están mejor preparadas para abordar los retos de la competitividad. La creación de unas relaciones industriales sólidas hace necesario que la formación de l…
El suicidio juvenil
Conducta social como intercambio
Considerar la conducta social como un intercambio de bienes puede clarificar las relaciones entre cuatro cuerpos de teoría: la psicología conductista, la economía, las proposiciones sobre la dinámica de la influencia y las proposiciones sobre la
Formación de la pareja y fecundidad
El presente trabajo establece que la reciente caída de la fecundidad de las mujeres en las sociedades con comportamientos demográficos sudeuropeos se debe en muy buena medida a los problemas relacionados con la formación de matrimonios y parejas; a su vez, las dificultades que rodean el establecimiento de matrimonios y parejas y, por ende, de nuevas unidades familiares, mantienen una estrecha relación con los obstáculos que se han encontrado los …
The Secularization of Spanish Society
This paper offers an empirical analysis of one of the fundamental dimensions of religious change in Spain in recent years: religious practice. The specification of the secularization thesis foresees, in the case of societies with widespread religious homogeneity and with a high level of interdependence between Church and State, and in particular for Catholic societies such as Spain, a relevant drop in the levels of religious affiliation and pract…
Tres décadas de cambio social en España
The National Immigrant Survey of Spain. A new data source for migration studies in Europe
Spain has recently become the destination for large numbers of international migrants and now ranks as a key focal point for international migration in Europe. Currently, approximately one in ten residents in Spain are foreigners, up more than tenfold
Secularization in Poland and Spain after the democratic transition
The objective of this article is to determine the extent to which the evolution of religiosity in Spain and Poland in their post-democratic transition periods has been affected by the process of generational replacement. For Spain data are drawn from several surveys carried out by the Spanish Centre for Sociological Studies (CIS) between 1980 and 1996. For Poland the data come from the Polish General Social Survey and ISSP covering 1992-2008. Res…
Education, Marriage, and Fertility
This article explores the effects of the increasing educational attainment of several cohorts of women born during the first half of the twentieth century on the historical change in their fertility. With data from the 1991 Spanish Census, we focus on the reproductive trajectories of women in these cohorts based on parity progression and marriage patterns. The conclusions point to a clear negative association between education and fertility on on…
Living Alone in Later Life
THE PREVALENCE OF living alone during later life varies widely throughout the world, though everywhere its social relevance has grown substantially in recent decades. This living arrangement, more widespread among women than men aged over 65, is one of the most visible characteristics of societal aging currently underway. Explaining residential options among older persons and the different strategies implemented in societies of diverse cultural a…
Seeding the gender revolution
In Europe and the United States, women's educational attainment started to increase around the middle of the twentieth century. The expected implication was fertility decline and postponement, whereas in fact the opposite occurred. We analyse trends in the quantum of cohort fertility among the baby boom generations in 15 countries and how these relate to women's education. Over the 1901-45 cohorts, the proportion of parents with exactly two child…
Childlessness in Twentieth-Century Spain
Studies of childlessness in the twentieth century in developed countries have underscored the existence of diverging trends with higher levels among cohorts born at the beginning of the twentieth century, lower ones among the baby boom cohorts and finally higher ones for cohorts born after the Second World War. Spain also shows these basic trends, but the fit is not identical to that of other countries, with differences affecting the timing of tr…
Going It Alone in Later Life
This article compares the determinants of living alone in later life in Spain and Sweden, two countries with relatively similar levels of economic development from a global view point but different family systems and institutional contexts. With microdata coming from census (Spain) and linked administrative registers (Sweden), logistic regression techniques, including a nonlinear regression-based decomposition of differences between, are used to …
Beyond the healthy immigrant paradox
BACKGROUND: The healthy immigrant paradox refers to the unexpected health advantages of immigrant groups settled in host countries. In this population-based study we analyze immigrant advantages in birthweight decomposing differences between infants born to immigrant mothers from specific origins. METHOD: Using publicly available data from Spanish Vital Statistics for the period 2007-2017, differential birthweights among several groups of immigra…
A survey of baby booms and busts in 20th century Spain
This paper presents a new source of microdata on womenâ s reproductive life in 20th century Spain, the Baby Boom and Bust Survey (BBBS). While certain countries have other sources of microdata such as censuses or specific fertility surveys that have been us
Date de référence pour l'entrée à l'école et calendrier des naissances
La date de référence du début de la scolarité des enfants peut inciter les parents à avancer ou à retarder la naissance lorsqu'elle s'approche de cette date. La recherche a mis en évidence cette pratique dans les pays asiatiques aux systèmes éducatifs très compétitifs. Notre analyse d'une base de données exhaustive constituée à partir de registres administratifs ne révèle aucune preuve de ce phénomène en Espagne. La stratification de l'échantillo…
Hogares y familias en la España de los ochenta
Tras revisar la dinámica más reciente de las pautas de organización familiar en las sociedades avanzadas, que ha conducido al progresivo y sistemático debilitamiento de los vínculos de parentesco y la emergencia de las llamadas "familias postnucleares", el contenido del presente artículo se propone evaluar la importancia estructural de las diferentes formas de familia y hogar en la Comunidad de Madrid. Con ese objeto se ha procedido a realizar un…
Sociology (13 works) · Political science (12 works) · Geography (10 works) · Economics (9 works) · Demography (8 works) · Humanities (7 works) · Population (7 works) · Art (6 works) · Demographic economics (5 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (5 works)