Jesús Rogero-García
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 280635 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jesús Rogero-García |
| NOMBRES | Jesús |
| APELLIDO | Rogero-García |
| FIRMA | ROGERO-GARCÍA J |
| AFILIACIONES | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8813-2929 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 73 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2008 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
El Mérito y el Esfuerzo como Mito Fundacional del Sistema Educativo
A set of myths has historically underpinned the collective imagination surrounding education. While these have always been present, the rise of new forms of digital communication has facilitated their generation and dissemination to an unprecedented extent. This article offers a critical examination of the persistence of the meritocratic ideal within contemporary educational systems, challenging the assumption that individual effort and talent co…
The Use of Paternity Leave by Migrants in Spain
Studies focusing on how the migrant population understands and utilises family policies are scarce in Southern European countries. We focus on the use of paternity leave by American and European migrant fathers in Spain. This work is based on an online survey of parents (QUIDAN, 2021), which is nationally representative with a sample of 3100 respondents. We have conducted descriptive statistics and explanatory multivariate models. The main result…
Diseño para todos» en la investigacion social sobre personas con discapacidad
Los estudios sociales sobre la discapacidad han aumentado en número eimportancia en España y otros países durante los últimos años. Sinembargo, la mayoría de fuentes de información y estudios disponibles norecogen de manera adecuada la realidad de un colectivo muy heterogéneo,que supone en la actualidad aproximadamente el 9 por ciento de lapoblación española. La implementación de medidas sociales requiere defuentes y estudios representativos que …
Gasto público y de las familias en educación en España
Este trabajo realiza una estimación del gasto por alumno en educacióninfantil, primaria y secundaria de las administraciones públicas y lasfamilias, en función de la titularidad del centro educativo. Se usan datosde 2007 de la Encuesta sobre Gasto de los Hogares en Educación y de laEstadística del Gasto Público en Educación. El gasto público anual porestudiante matriculado en centros concertados fue un 49,9% respecto algasto en centros públicos. …
Permisos parentales no remunerados y escuelas infantiles ¿son recursos de conciliación sustitutivos o complementarios
Las escuelas infantiles, las excedencias y las reducciones de jornada para el cuidado de niños son recursos fundamentales para la conciliación de las familias españolas. Este trabajo persigue conocer cómo condiciona el uso de los permisos parentales no remunerados la utilización de las escuelas infantiles durante los primeros tres años de vida de los hijos/as. Para ello, se utiliza la Encuesta sobre el uso de permisos parentales en España, 2012 y…
The Impact of Paternity Leave Compared to Unemployment on Child Care and Housework Distribution in Spain
Paternity leave has been introduced in many countries as a way to foster father's co-responsibility in family obligations. This study aims \to analyse, for the Spanish case, if (1) the positive effects of the paternity leave are not only limited to the short term, but are maintained at medium and long term; (2) if a similar effect applies in the case of unemployment periods. Based on a subsample of 3388 cases derived from the Spanish Fertility Su…
Scientific Appearance and Homeopathy. Determinants of Trust in Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Several studies have investigated the motivations driving the use of complementary and alternative medicines (CAM). Nevertheless, the general public view of these therapies remains relatively unexplored. Our study identifies the social factors that determine a person's trust in alternative therapies, like homeopathy or acupuncture, drawing conclusions from the results of the Spanish National Survey on the Social Perception of Science and Technolo…
Policemen on Leave Alone in Spain. A Rift in Hegemonic Masculinity
Caring fatherhood in very traditional and masculinized environments has been under-researched. This study analyzed the experience of Spanish policemen who used parental leave to care for their babies alone while their partners returned to paid work. The aim was to ascertain whether use of parental leaves under those circumstances favors the development of caring masculinity. The qualitative methodology deployed consisted in semi-structured interv…
School choice and post hoc family preference in Spain
The process of school choice depends on a wide range of circumstances including those related to the accessibility to schools and parental preferences. This paper has three goals: (1) Identify whether the preferences for the different kinds of schools (public, publicly-funded private, or private) vary according to the family’s traits; (2) estimate the degree of concurrence between the kind of school their children attend and the kind of school th…
La ficción de educar a distancia
La suspensión de las clases provocada por el COVID-19 y la decisión de continuar con el curso a distancia han implicado que el sistema educativo haya pasado a funcionar sin la presencia de alumnado y profesorado en la escuela. Este artículo sostiene que, en esas circunstancias, el sistema no puede garantizar el derecho a la educación de todo el alumnado. Su objetivo es analizar qué ideas fundamentan la ficción de que sí puede hacerlo, por qué mot…
Becoming primary caregivers? Unemployed fathers caring alone in Spain
This article analyses how unemployed fathers with employed partners broach childcare and how they conceive of their own identities. It aims primarily to determine whether these fathers actually play the part of primary caregivers. The analysis is based on in-depth interviews with 26 unemployed fathers who spent at least three months caring for their children. The findings show that these fathers engaged intensively in a wide variety of caring tas…
Desigualdades Socioespaciales en la Educación Secundaria Postobligatoria. El Caso de Madrid
Analizar la dimensión socio-espacial de la educación es fundamental para entender las desigualdades educativas y la segregación escolar. Este artículo analiza la distribución de la oferta de educación secundaria postobligatoria (Bachillerato y Formación Profesional de Grado Medio -FPGM-) en la ciudad de Madrid. Para ello, emplea una base datos construida a partir del buscador de colegios de la Comunidad de Madrid y datos de fuentes secundarias. L…
Family or state responsibility? Elderly- and childcare policy preferences in Spain
Purpose Spain is typically considered a familialistic country where the family is the main responsible for individuals’ well-being. Recent demographic, socioeconomic and policy changes raise the question to what extent familialism is regarded as the preferred care arrangement in society or whether more state support is considered legitimate. The purpose of this paper is to analyse individual preferences among Spanish residents regarding care resp…
Grandparents' Role in Spanish Families' Work/Life Balance Strategies
In recent years, grandparental childcare has been instrumental to Spanish parents' ability to engage in paid work. At the same time, the use of formal childcare services, paid domestic assistance and parental leave-taking have also intensified. The objectives of this study are: (1) to estimate the scope of the support received from grandparents in caring for children; and (2) to assess the impact of the diversification of childcare resources on h…
Medición de la cristalización electoral de un movimiento de protesta
This article examines the electoral impact of social protest movements, providing new methodological and conceptual approaches to the subject. Two fields of study, social movements and new political parties, seem to have left a sparsely treated gap between the two: the connection between the rise of social movements and the subsequent emergence of new political parties. Specifically, we are interested in investigating how the foundations of a pro…
Abuelas, abuelos y padres varones en el cuidado de la infancia
During the last years, fathers have become more involved on childcare in Spain. The aim of this article is to know whether this increasing involvement of the fathers replaces the care provided by the grandparents or, on the contrary, there is a complementary relationship. We used a sample from the Survey of Parental Leaves Use in Spain, which is composed by 1,125 dual earner respondents with at least one child under 13 years old. Our results show…
Cuál es el mejor cuidado para los adultos dependientes no institucionalizados? Fuentes de cuidado y percepción de necesidades no satisfechas en España
Los objetivos de este trabajo son: (1) identificar el proveedor de cuidado (informal, privado o público) que consigue una menor percepción de necesidades no cubiertas entre los adultos dependientes en España, (2) identificar qué factores se relacionan con una mayor percepción de necesidades no cubiertas en cada situación, atendiendo al proveedor de cuidado. Se analizó una muestra de 4.766 adultos dependientes de la Encuesta sobre Discapacidades, …
Decision‐Making Factors within Paternity and Parental Leaves
This article aims to understand how Spanish fathers construct and justify their decisions to use both paternity and parental leaves. Specifically, we analyse the fathers' discourse about paid work conditions, the couple's decision‐making process, formal and informal care resources, and care and gender equality. We divided responders according to the type of leave that they took and the length of time away from work; as a result, participants in t…
Design for All» in Social Research on Persons with Disabilities
EN] Social studies on disability have increased in number and importance in \nSpain and other countries over the last few years. Nevertheless, the \nmajority of the available sources and studies do not adequately \nrepresent this heterogeneous group, which currently makes up about 9 \nper cent of the Spanish population. The implementation of social \nmeasures requires representative sources and studies containing \nrelevant information. The aim o…
El tiempo de trabajo de las cuidadoras inmigrantes de personas mayores
Este artículo realiza una aproximación a las condiciones laborales de las trabajadoras inmigrantes que cuidan personas mayores en su domicilio, a través de su dimensión temporal: tiempo de trabajo y horarios. Se aplicó una encuesta piloto sobre uso del tiempo (N= 24) y se realizaron 60 entrevistas en profundidad a cuidadoras inmigrantes en la Comunidad de Madrid (España) en 2008. Los resultados reflejan que la jornada laboral de las cuidadoras se…
Health services use by older people with disabilities in Spain
As people grow older in late life, their need for help with the activities of daily living increases. In Spain, those who need such help constitute about 20 per cent of the population aged 65 or more years. Support may be from formal care, informal care or both, and the type has different consequences for care receivers and their social networks. The aim of this paper is to examine the relationship between informal and formal care and the use of …
Decision‐Making Factors within Paternity and Parental Leaves
This article aims to understand how Spanish fathers construct and justify their decisions to use both paternity and parental leaves. Specifically, we analyse the fathers' discourse about paid work conditions, the couple's decision‐making process, formal and informal care resources, and care and gender equality. We divided responders according to the type of leave that they took and the length of time away from work; as a result, participants in t…
Policemen on Leave Alone in Spain. A Rift in Hegemonic Masculinity
Caring fatherhood in very traditional and masculinized environments has been under-researched. This study analyzed the experience of Spanish policemen who used parental leave to care for their babies alone while their partners returned to paid work. The aim was to ascertain whether use of parental leaves under those circumstances favors the development of caring masculinity. The qualitative methodology deployed consisted in semi-structured interv…
Desigualdades Socioespaciales en la Educación Secundaria Postobligatoria. El Caso de Madrid
Analizar la dimensión socio-espacial de la educación es fundamental para entender las desigualdades educativas y la segregación escolar. Este artículo analiza la distribución de la oferta de educación secundaria postobligatoria (Bachillerato y Formación Profesional de Grado Medio -FPGM-) en la ciudad de Madrid. Para ello, emplea una base datos construida a partir del buscador de colegios de la Comunidad de Madrid y datos de fuentes secundarias. L…
Health services use by older people with disabilities in Spain
As people grow older in late life, their need for help with the activities of daily living increases. In Spain, those who need such help constitute about 20 per cent of the population aged 65 or more years. Support may be from formal care, informal care or both, and the type has different consequences for care receivers and their social networks. The aim of this paper is to examine the relationship between informal and formal care and the use of …
Diseño para todos» en la investigacion social sobre personas con discapacidad
Los estudios sociales sobre la discapacidad han aumentado en número eimportancia en España y otros países durante los últimos años. Sinembargo, la mayoría de fuentes de información y estudios disponibles norecogen de manera adecuada la realidad de un colectivo muy heterogéneo,que supone en la actualidad aproximadamente el 9 por ciento de lapoblación española. La implementación de medidas sociales requiere defuentes y estudios representativos que …
The Impact of Paternity Leave Compared to Unemployment on Child Care and Housework Distribution in Spain
Paternity leave has been introduced in many countries as a way to foster father's co-responsibility in family obligations. This study aims \to analyse, for the Spanish case, if (1) the positive effects of the paternity leave are not only limited to the short term, but are maintained at medium and long term; (2) if a similar effect applies in the case of unemployment periods. Based on a subsample of 3388 cases derived from the Spanish Fertility Su…
Grandparents' Role in Spanish Families' Work/Life Balance Strategies
In recent years, grandparental childcare has been instrumental to Spanish parents' ability to engage in paid work. At the same time, the use of formal childcare services, paid domestic assistance and parental leave-taking have also intensified. The objectives of this study are: (1) to estimate the scope of the support received from grandparents in caring for children; and (2) to assess the impact of the diversification of childcare resources on h…
Gasto público y de las familias en educación en España
Este trabajo realiza una estimación del gasto por alumno en educacióninfantil, primaria y secundaria de las administraciones públicas y lasfamilias, en función de la titularidad del centro educativo. Se usan datosde 2007 de la Encuesta sobre Gasto de los Hogares en Educación y de laEstadística del Gasto Público en Educación. El gasto público anual porestudiante matriculado en centros concertados fue un 49,9% respecto algasto en centros públicos. …
Becoming primary caregivers? Unemployed fathers caring alone in Spain
This article analyses how unemployed fathers with employed partners broach childcare and how they conceive of their own identities. It aims primarily to determine whether these fathers actually play the part of primary caregivers. The analysis is based on in-depth interviews with 26 unemployed fathers who spent at least three months caring for their children. The findings show that these fathers engaged intensively in a wide variety of caring tas…
Family or state responsibility? Elderly- and childcare policy preferences in Spain
Purpose Spain is typically considered a familialistic country where the family is the main responsible for individuals’ well-being. Recent demographic, socioeconomic and policy changes raise the question to what extent familialism is regarded as the preferred care arrangement in society or whether more state support is considered legitimate. The purpose of this paper is to analyse individual preferences among Spanish residents regarding care resp…
Permisos parentales no remunerados y escuelas infantiles ¿son recursos de conciliación sustitutivos o complementarios
Las escuelas infantiles, las excedencias y las reducciones de jornada para el cuidado de niños son recursos fundamentales para la conciliación de las familias españolas. Este trabajo persigue conocer cómo condiciona el uso de los permisos parentales no remunerados la utilización de las escuelas infantiles durante los primeros tres años de vida de los hijos/as. Para ello, se utiliza la Encuesta sobre el uso de permisos parentales en España, 2012 y…
Abuelas, abuelos y padres varones en el cuidado de la infancia
During the last years, fathers have become more involved on childcare in Spain. The aim of this article is to know whether this increasing involvement of the fathers replaces the care provided by the grandparents or, on the contrary, there is a complementary relationship. We used a sample from the Survey of Parental Leaves Use in Spain, which is composed by 1,125 dual earner respondents with at least one child under 13 years old. Our results show…
Cuál es el mejor cuidado para los adultos dependientes no institucionalizados? Fuentes de cuidado y percepción de necesidades no satisfechas en España
Los objetivos de este trabajo son: (1) identificar el proveedor de cuidado (informal, privado o público) que consigue una menor percepción de necesidades no cubiertas entre los adultos dependientes en España, (2) identificar qué factores se relacionan con una mayor percepción de necesidades no cubiertas en cada situación, atendiendo al proveedor de cuidado. Se analizó una muestra de 4.766 adultos dependientes de la Encuesta sobre Discapacidades, …
Design for All» in Social Research on Persons with Disabilities
EN] Social studies on disability have increased in number and importance in \nSpain and other countries over the last few years. Nevertheless, the \nmajority of the available sources and studies do not adequately \nrepresent this heterogeneous group, which currently makes up about 9 \nper cent of the Spanish population. The implementation of social \nmeasures requires representative sources and studies containing \nrelevant information. The aim o…
Health services use by older people with disabilities in Spain
As people grow older in late life, their need for help with the activities of daily living increases. In Spain, those who need such help constitute about 20 per cent of the population aged 65 or more years. Support may be from formal care, informal care or both, and the type has different consequences for care receivers and their social networks. The aim of this paper is to examine the relationship between informal and formal care and the use of …
El tiempo de trabajo de las cuidadoras inmigrantes de personas mayores
Este artículo realiza una aproximación a las condiciones laborales de las trabajadoras inmigrantes que cuidan personas mayores en su domicilio, a través de su dimensión temporal: tiempo de trabajo y horarios. Se aplicó una encuesta piloto sobre uso del tiempo (N= 24) y se realizaron 60 entrevistas en profundidad a cuidadoras inmigrantes en la Comunidad de Madrid (España) en 2008. Los resultados reflejan que la jornada laboral de las cuidadoras se…
Design for All» in Social Research on Persons with Disabilities
EN] Social studies on disability have increased in number and importance in \nSpain and other countries over the last few years. Nevertheless, the \nmajority of the available sources and studies do not adequately \nrepresent this heterogeneous group, which currently makes up about 9 \nper cent of the Spanish population. The implementation of social \nmeasures requires representative sources and studies containing \nrelevant information. The aim o…
Decision‐Making Factors within Paternity and Parental Leaves
This article aims to understand how Spanish fathers construct and justify their decisions to use both paternity and parental leaves. Specifically, we analyse the fathers' discourse about paid work conditions, the couple's decision‐making process, formal and informal care resources, and care and gender equality. We divided responders according to the type of leave that they took and the length of time away from work; as a result, participants in t…
Abuelas, abuelos y padres varones en el cuidado de la infancia
During the last years, fathers have become more involved on childcare in Spain. The aim of this article is to know whether this increasing involvement of the fathers replaces the care provided by the grandparents or, on the contrary, there is a complementary relationship. We used a sample from the Survey of Parental Leaves Use in Spain, which is composed by 1,125 dual earner respondents with at least one child under 13 years old. Our results show…
Cuál es el mejor cuidado para los adultos dependientes no institucionalizados? Fuentes de cuidado y percepción de necesidades no satisfechas en España
Los objetivos de este trabajo son: (1) identificar el proveedor de cuidado (informal, privado o público) que consigue una menor percepción de necesidades no cubiertas entre los adultos dependientes en España, (2) identificar qué factores se relacionan con una mayor percepción de necesidades no cubiertas en cada situación, atendiendo al proveedor de cuidado. Se analizó una muestra de 4.766 adultos dependientes de la Encuesta sobre Discapacidades, …
Medición de la cristalización electoral de un movimiento de protesta
This article examines the electoral impact of social protest movements, providing new methodological and conceptual approaches to the subject. Two fields of study, social movements and new political parties, seem to have left a sparsely treated gap between the two: the connection between the rise of social movements and the subsequent emergence of new political parties. Specifically, we are interested in investigating how the foundations of a pro…
Family or state responsibility? Elderly- and childcare policy preferences in Spain
Purpose Spain is typically considered a familialistic country where the family is the main responsible for individuals’ well-being. Recent demographic, socioeconomic and policy changes raise the question to what extent familialism is regarded as the preferred care arrangement in society or whether more state support is considered legitimate. The purpose of this paper is to analyse individual preferences among Spanish residents regarding care resp…
Grandparents' Role in Spanish Families' Work/Life Balance Strategies
In recent years, grandparental childcare has been instrumental to Spanish parents' ability to engage in paid work. At the same time, the use of formal childcare services, paid domestic assistance and parental leave-taking have also intensified. The objectives of this study are: (1) to estimate the scope of the support received from grandparents in caring for children; and (2) to assess the impact of the diversification of childcare resources on h…
School choice and post hoc family preference in Spain
The process of school choice depends on a wide range of circumstances including those related to the accessibility to schools and parental preferences. This paper has three goals: (1) Identify whether the preferences for the different kinds of schools (public, publicly-funded private, or private) vary according to the family’s traits; (2) estimate the degree of concurrence between the kind of school their children attend and the kind of school th…
La ficción de educar a distancia
La suspensión de las clases provocada por el COVID-19 y la decisión de continuar con el curso a distancia han implicado que el sistema educativo haya pasado a funcionar sin la presencia de alumnado y profesorado en la escuela. Este artículo sostiene que, en esas circunstancias, el sistema no puede garantizar el derecho a la educación de todo el alumnado. Su objetivo es analizar qué ideas fundamentan la ficción de que sí puede hacerlo, por qué mot…
Becoming primary caregivers? Unemployed fathers caring alone in Spain
This article analyses how unemployed fathers with employed partners broach childcare and how they conceive of their own identities. It aims primarily to determine whether these fathers actually play the part of primary caregivers. The analysis is based on in-depth interviews with 26 unemployed fathers who spent at least three months caring for their children. The findings show that these fathers engaged intensively in a wide variety of caring tas…
Desigualdades Socioespaciales en la Educación Secundaria Postobligatoria. El Caso de Madrid
Analizar la dimensión socio-espacial de la educación es fundamental para entender las desigualdades educativas y la segregación escolar. Este artículo analiza la distribución de la oferta de educación secundaria postobligatoria (Bachillerato y Formación Profesional de Grado Medio -FPGM-) en la ciudad de Madrid. Para ello, emplea una base datos construida a partir del buscador de colegios de la Comunidad de Madrid y datos de fuentes secundarias. L…
Scientific Appearance and Homeopathy. Determinants of Trust in Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Several studies have investigated the motivations driving the use of complementary and alternative medicines (CAM). Nevertheless, the general public view of these therapies remains relatively unexplored. Our study identifies the social factors that determine a person's trust in alternative therapies, like homeopathy or acupuncture, drawing conclusions from the results of the Spanish National Survey on the Social Perception of Science and Technolo…
Policemen on Leave Alone in Spain. A Rift in Hegemonic Masculinity
Caring fatherhood in very traditional and masculinized environments has been under-researched. This study analyzed the experience of Spanish policemen who used parental leave to care for their babies alone while their partners returned to paid work. The aim was to ascertain whether use of parental leaves under those circumstances favors the development of caring masculinity. The qualitative methodology deployed consisted in semi-structured interv…
The Impact of Paternity Leave Compared to Unemployment on Child Care and Housework Distribution in Spain
Paternity leave has been introduced in many countries as a way to foster father's co-responsibility in family obligations. This study aims \to analyse, for the Spanish case, if (1) the positive effects of the paternity leave are not only limited to the short term, but are maintained at medium and long term; (2) if a similar effect applies in the case of unemployment periods. Based on a subsample of 3388 cases derived from the Spanish Fertility Su…
Diseño para todos» en la investigacion social sobre personas con discapacidad
Los estudios sociales sobre la discapacidad han aumentado en número eimportancia en España y otros países durante los últimos años. Sinembargo, la mayoría de fuentes de información y estudios disponibles norecogen de manera adecuada la realidad de un colectivo muy heterogéneo,que supone en la actualidad aproximadamente el 9 por ciento de lapoblación española. La implementación de medidas sociales requiere defuentes y estudios representativos que …
Gasto público y de las familias en educación en España
Este trabajo realiza una estimación del gasto por alumno en educacióninfantil, primaria y secundaria de las administraciones públicas y lasfamilias, en función de la titularidad del centro educativo. Se usan datosde 2007 de la Encuesta sobre Gasto de los Hogares en Educación y de laEstadística del Gasto Público en Educación. El gasto público anual porestudiante matriculado en centros concertados fue un 49,9% respecto algasto en centros públicos. …
Permisos parentales no remunerados y escuelas infantiles ¿son recursos de conciliación sustitutivos o complementarios
Las escuelas infantiles, las excedencias y las reducciones de jornada para el cuidado de niños son recursos fundamentales para la conciliación de las familias españolas. Este trabajo persigue conocer cómo condiciona el uso de los permisos parentales no remunerados la utilización de las escuelas infantiles durante los primeros tres años de vida de los hijos/as. Para ello, se utiliza la Encuesta sobre el uso de permisos parentales en España, 2012 y…
El Mérito y el Esfuerzo como Mito Fundacional del Sistema Educativo
A set of myths has historically underpinned the collective imagination surrounding education. While these have always been present, the rise of new forms of digital communication has facilitated their generation and dissemination to an unprecedented extent. This article offers a critical examination of the persistence of the meritocratic ideal within contemporary educational systems, challenging the assumption that individual effort and talent co…
The Use of Paternity Leave by Migrants in Spain
Studies focusing on how the migrant population understands and utilises family policies are scarce in Southern European countries. We focus on the use of paternity leave by American and European migrant fathers in Spain. This work is based on an online survey of parents (QUIDAN, 2021), which is nationally representative with a sample of 3100 respondents. We have conducted descriptive statistics and explanatory multivariate models. The main result…
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