Lina Gálvez-Muñoz
Biographic Data
| ID | 389367 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lina Gálvez-Muñoz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lina |
| FAMILY NAME | Gálvez-Muñoz |
| SIGNATURE | GÁLVEZ-MUÑOZ L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Pablo de Olavide |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9645-2778 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 61 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
How are mutual shaping approaches being applied to the study of social networks and gender? A systematic literature review of analytical frameworks, methodologies, and trends
Constructivism and the mutual shaping of technology and society are approaches within the field of science and technology studies (STS) that offer a new way of understanding technology and its interaction with society. The introduction of gender studies into this framework has enriched the field with the analysis of the mutually constitutive relationship between gender relations and technologies. This paper explores the application of these persp…
Working on working women
This article deploys the notion of ‘employable femininity’, by which we refer to the mystification along postfeminist lines of an idealized womanhood suitable to be employed and worked upon, in order to explore how women’s relation to employment is currently being articulated and contested in contemporary Spain. Structural transformations during neoliberalism have promoted women’s rising involvement into labor markets while, simultaneously, reinf…
We (all) can’t have it all
In November 2018, actress Jameela Jamil, known for her relentless crusade against celebrity culture, called Khloe Kardashian “irresponsible” for misleading her more than 90 million followers on Ins
A well-being of their own
Although children's well-being is an increasingly important area of interest for policy and research, it is still an under-theorized concept. This article proposes a theoretical framework regarding children's well-being that combines a capabilities approach with a social provisioning approach. The methodology used involved children in the conceptualization of their well-being and in validating a list of relevant capabilities necessary to have a g…
Feminist Economics
Feminist economics is a school of economic thought and political action that gained important visibility during the 1990s, although its origins can be dated back to the mid-19th century. Since then, feminist economics has developed its own concepts, analytical frameworks, and methodologies. With gender as a central category, it seeks a more integral and humane comprehension of the economy and of the processes of inclusion and exclusion taking pla…
Femininity revisited – A round table
One of our motivations
Neoliberalism Goes Pop and Purple
Work and Time Use By Gender
Using Harmonised European Time-Use Survey (HETUS) data, this study shows how care work that takes place outside the marketplace represents an essential and distinctive part of national economies. Cross-national comparisons show persistent patterns and differences in observed gender inequalities on total workload and care responsibilities. This country-by-country and group-by-group analysis is based on cluster methodology. The main finding is that…
Family Cohesion and Social Support
International migration has significant effects on the lives of migrants, many resulting from the challenges of cultural adjustment they face in their country of destination. Cultural adjustment or acculturation often includes physical, psychological, spiritual, social, financial, linguistic, and familial adaptation. This process may produce an acculturative stress reaction arising from the psychological difficulties migrants experience as they a…
The Impact of Remittances on Transnational Families
This qualitative and exploratory study was conducted in a rural community in Puebla, Mexico, in August 2008. The study specifically explores the decision-making process, as well as the interpersonal dynamics involved in the act of remitting, and how the family remaining in the community of origin manages the financial and emotional transactions as beneficiaries of the remittances. This study found that in this particular community, once a husband…
The Business of Dependency
Regulating an Addictive Product
Governments in the developed world today are restricting tobacco consumption, and courts are acting against tobacco companies. The impression is that only consumers are addicts and that only compan
Entreprises publiques et multinationales sous l'autarcie franquiste
Cet article traite du processus de nationalisation dans l’Espagne des années 1940, tout en insistant sur le rôle joué par les firmes étrangères. D’une part, les nationalisations ne peuvent pas être perçues comme le point central de l’évolution des affaires sous le franquisme. D’autres aspects, comme le développement de cartels ou la multiplication de mesures arbitraires dans la politique économique – à l’origine d’une baisse de la compétitivité –…
Contamos trabajadores o contamos con los trabajadores. Trabajo y empresa en la España contemporánea
En este artículo se reflexiona sobre la necesidad de crear un marco analítico específico que comprenda el trabajo como un factor esencial dentro del conjunto de las relaciones internas y externas que definen la competitividad de las empresas y las estrategias que éstas desarrollaron para adaptarse al medio. Se centra en el caso español, atendiendo a las diversidades regionales y sectoriales. Frente al concepto de trabajo como fuerza comprada y ap…
Género y cambio tecnológico
Este artículo analiza la gestión privada del monopolio de tabacos español por parte de la Compañía Arrendataria de Tabacos (CAT) introduciendo el género como categoría de análisis. Se trata de determinar qué diferencia supuso el uso de mano de obra femenina en la modernización llevada a cabo por la CAT que en 1887 era el mayor empleador industrial del país, y que mecanizó los talleres de producción y redujo durante su gestión la mano de obra en c…
Francisco Comín Comin y Pablo Martín Aceña
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Breadwinning Patterns and Family Exogenous Factors
The organization of production by employers was not indifferent to gender. Labour markets were sexually differentiated, since women and men were considered to be distinct labour forces distinguished by virtue of the differing roles they were supposed to play. The male role was that of the bread-winner, and the fact that this often reflected the reality of the situation should not obscure the point that it was a social construction. Women, on the …
A well-being of their own
Although children's well-being is an increasingly important area of interest for policy and research, it is still an under-theorized concept. This article proposes a theoretical framework regarding children's well-being that combines a capabilities approach with a social provisioning approach. The methodology used involved children in the conceptualization of their well-being and in validating a list of relevant capabilities necessary to have a g…
Work and Time Use By Gender
Using Harmonised European Time-Use Survey (HETUS) data, this study shows how care work that takes place outside the marketplace represents an essential and distinctive part of national economies. Cross-national comparisons show persistent patterns and differences in observed gender inequalities on total workload and care responsibilities. This country-by-country and group-by-group analysis is based on cluster methodology. The main finding is that…
Feminist Economics
Feminist economics is a school of economic thought and political action that gained important visibility during the 1990s, although its origins can be dated back to the mid-19th century. Since then, feminist economics has developed its own concepts, analytical frameworks, and methodologies. With gender as a central category, it seeks a more integral and humane comprehension of the economy and of the processes of inclusion and exclusion taking pla…
Neoliberalism Goes Pop and Purple
The Impact of Remittances on Transnational Families
This qualitative and exploratory study was conducted in a rural community in Puebla, Mexico, in August 2008. The study specifically explores the decision-making process, as well as the interpersonal dynamics involved in the act of remitting, and how the family remaining in the community of origin manages the financial and emotional transactions as beneficiaries of the remittances. This study found that in this particular community, once a husband…
Breadwinning Patterns and Family Exogenous Factors
The organization of production by employers was not indifferent to gender. Labour markets were sexually differentiated, since women and men were considered to be distinct labour forces distinguished by virtue of the differing roles they were supposed to play. The male role was that of the bread-winner, and the fact that this often reflected the reality of the situation should not obscure the point that it was a social construction. Women, on the …
Femininity revisited – A round table
One of our motivations
Family Cohesion and Social Support
International migration has significant effects on the lives of migrants, many resulting from the challenges of cultural adjustment they face in their country of destination. Cultural adjustment or acculturation often includes physical, psychological, spiritual, social, financial, linguistic, and familial adaptation. This process may produce an acculturative stress reaction arising from the psychological difficulties migrants experience as they a…
We (all) can’t have it all
In November 2018, actress Jameela Jamil, known for her relentless crusade against celebrity culture, called Khloe Kardashian “irresponsible” for misleading her more than 90 million followers on Ins
The Business of Dependency
Regulating an Addictive Product
Governments in the developed world today are restricting tobacco consumption, and courts are acting against tobacco companies. The impression is that only consumers are addicts and that only compan
Género y cambio tecnológico
Este artículo analiza la gestión privada del monopolio de tabacos español por parte de la Compañía Arrendataria de Tabacos (CAT) introduciendo el género como categoría de análisis. Se trata de determinar qué diferencia supuso el uso de mano de obra femenina en la modernización llevada a cabo por la CAT que en 1887 era el mayor empleador industrial del país, y que mecanizó los talleres de producción y redujo durante su gestión la mano de obra en c…
Breadwinning Patterns and Family Exogenous Factors
The organization of production by employers was not indifferent to gender. Labour markets were sexually differentiated, since women and men were considered to be distinct labour forces distinguished by virtue of the differing roles they were supposed to play. The male role was that of the bread-winner, and the fact that this often reflected the reality of the situation should not obscure the point that it was a social construction. Women, on the …
Género y cambio tecnológico
Este artículo analiza la gestión privada del monopolio de tabacos español por parte de la Compañía Arrendataria de Tabacos (CAT) introduciendo el género como categoría de análisis. Se trata de determinar qué diferencia supuso el uso de mano de obra femenina en la modernización llevada a cabo por la CAT que en 1887 era el mayor empleador industrial del país, y que mecanizó los talleres de producción y redujo durante su gestión la mano de obra en c…
Francisco Comín Comin y Pablo Martín Aceña
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Contamos trabajadores o contamos con los trabajadores. Trabajo y empresa en la España contemporánea
En este artículo se reflexiona sobre la necesidad de crear un marco analítico específico que comprenda el trabajo como un factor esencial dentro del conjunto de las relaciones internas y externas que definen la competitividad de las empresas y las estrategias que éstas desarrollaron para adaptarse al medio. Se centra en el caso español, atendiendo a las diversidades regionales y sectoriales. Frente al concepto de trabajo como fuerza comprada y ap…
Entreprises publiques et multinationales sous l'autarcie franquiste
Cet article traite du processus de nationalisation dans l’Espagne des années 1940, tout en insistant sur le rôle joué par les firmes étrangères. D’une part, les nationalisations ne peuvent pas être perçues comme le point central de l’évolution des affaires sous le franquisme. D’autres aspects, comme le développement de cartels ou la multiplication de mesures arbitraires dans la politique économique – à l’origine d’une baisse de la compétitivité –…
The Business of Dependency
Regulating an Addictive Product
Governments in the developed world today are restricting tobacco consumption, and courts are acting against tobacco companies. The impression is that only consumers are addicts and that only compan
Work and Time Use By Gender
Using Harmonised European Time-Use Survey (HETUS) data, this study shows how care work that takes place outside the marketplace represents an essential and distinctive part of national economies. Cross-national comparisons show persistent patterns and differences in observed gender inequalities on total workload and care responsibilities. This country-by-country and group-by-group analysis is based on cluster methodology. The main finding is that…
Family Cohesion and Social Support
International migration has significant effects on the lives of migrants, many resulting from the challenges of cultural adjustment they face in their country of destination. Cultural adjustment or acculturation often includes physical, psychological, spiritual, social, financial, linguistic, and familial adaptation. This process may produce an acculturative stress reaction arising from the psychological difficulties migrants experience as they a…
The Impact of Remittances on Transnational Families
This qualitative and exploratory study was conducted in a rural community in Puebla, Mexico, in August 2008. The study specifically explores the decision-making process, as well as the interpersonal dynamics involved in the act of remitting, and how the family remaining in the community of origin manages the financial and emotional transactions as beneficiaries of the remittances. This study found that in this particular community, once a husband…
Femininity revisited – A round table
One of our motivations
Neoliberalism Goes Pop and Purple
We (all) can’t have it all
In November 2018, actress Jameela Jamil, known for her relentless crusade against celebrity culture, called Khloe Kardashian “irresponsible” for misleading her more than 90 million followers on Ins
A well-being of their own
Although children's well-being is an increasingly important area of interest for policy and research, it is still an under-theorized concept. This article proposes a theoretical framework regarding children's well-being that combines a capabilities approach with a social provisioning approach. The methodology used involved children in the conceptualization of their well-being and in validating a list of relevant capabilities necessary to have a g…
Feminist Economics
Feminist economics is a school of economic thought and political action that gained important visibility during the 1990s, although its origins can be dated back to the mid-19th century. Since then, feminist economics has developed its own concepts, analytical frameworks, and methodologies. With gender as a central category, it seeks a more integral and humane comprehension of the economy and of the processes of inclusion and exclusion taking pla…
Working on working women
This article deploys the notion of ‘employable femininity’, by which we refer to the mystification along postfeminist lines of an idealized womanhood suitable to be employed and worked upon, in order to explore how women’s relation to employment is currently being articulated and contested in contemporary Spain. Structural transformations during neoliberalism have promoted women’s rising involvement into labor markets while, simultaneously, reinf…
How are mutual shaping approaches being applied to the study of social networks and gender? A systematic literature review of analytical frameworks, methodologies, and trends
Constructivism and the mutual shaping of technology and society are approaches within the field of science and technology studies (STS) that offer a new way of understanding technology and its interaction with society. The introduction of gender studies into this framework has enriched the field with the analysis of the mutually constitutive relationship between gender relations and technologies. This paper explores the application of these persp…
Political science (11 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Art (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Humanities (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Gender, Feminism, and Media (3 works)