Verna Alcalde González
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3799351 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Verna Alcalde González |
| NOMBRES | Verna Alcalde |
| APELLIDO | González |
| FIRMA | GONZÁLEZ V A |
| AFILIACIONES | Universitat Oberta de Catalunya |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1058-6458 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Aprendizajes personalizados a través de documentales digitales en las carreras universitarias de comunicación en Iberoamérica
Purpose. Personalized learning is one of the current challenges in communication education. Therefore, this research aims to describe the development of personalized learning as applied through documentary genre courses in communication faculties across Ibero-America. Methodology. To achieve this objective, a qualitative approach was employed using a reflective thematic analysis design. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 13 university…
‘We are the women who clean and the structural base of the hotel’
The Spanish room attendants’ movement, known as ‘Las Kellys’, has directly challenged hotel owners, unions and local governments. Its actions and results have generated a growing interest in the academic literature on labour and organizations, because it presents as a social phenomenon which seems to sidestep the usual key actions of similar movements. As this case is still very new, there are not yet any systematic academic studies explaining ho…
The multiple turns in the psychology of emotion
Diffusion of intersectionality across contemporary Spanish activism
Intersectional politics has been widely associated with progressive Millennial activists. Accordingly, most social movement research focuses on progressive movements that adopt intersectionality as a guiding framework for organisation and mobilisation, mainly feminist, reproductive justice, LGBTQ and other movements spearheaded by university-educated Millennials. In contrast to most studies, we conduct a qualitative digital ethnography of Las Kel…
Gestión del conflicto trabajo-cuidados en el ámbito científico-académico
En este artículo analizamos las experiencias de maternidad y cuidados de mujeres investigadoras en España con el fin de comprender el modo en que gestionan el conflicto trabajo-cuidados en el ámbito científico-académico y caracterizar sus implicaciones laborales y psicosociales. Para ello, realizamos 30 entrevistas semiestructuradas a investigadoras de todos los niveles de la carrera académica adscritas a 23 centros de investigación y/o universid…
Cleaning guest rooms as care work? Politicization of hotel housekeeping in the Las Kellys movement
The literature on labour conflict in the field of paid care work deals primarily with highly feminized occupations that fit in with the International Labour Organization’s (ILO) characterization of the care workforce, such as nurses, domestic workers and childcare providers. We focus instead on room attendants: a highly feminized occupational group that lies beyond the scope of the care economy defined by the ILO. Following this thread, we look i…
Invisible Room Attendants
Outsourced room attendants have been described as invisible to both guests and management. However, room attendants in Spain have managed to create a movement called Las Kellys, which has raised their visibility and earned them respect in society. The article questions how outsourcing leads to the invisibility of room attendants in Spain and how Las Kellys renders them visible. Based on a study conducted with room attendants who were working at h…
Las Kellys son las que limpian’
In this qualitative study, we focus on Las Kellys, a Spanish movement of room attendants who have mobilised against labour precarisation and social devaluation, to address two challenges: (1) to characterise the role of social media in the construction and politicisation of collective identity as a stepping stone to mobilisation, and (2) to describe the lines of interplay between online politicisation of collective identity and other mobilisation…
No clean rooms, no hotel business
No clean rooms, no hotel business
Diffusion of intersectionality across contemporary Spanish activism
Intersectional politics has been widely associated with progressive Millennial activists. Accordingly, most social movement research focuses on progressive movements that adopt intersectionality as a guiding framework for organisation and mobilisation, mainly feminist, reproductive justice, LGBTQ and other movements spearheaded by university-educated Millennials. In contrast to most studies, we conduct a qualitative digital ethnography of Las Kel…
Invisible Room Attendants
Outsourced room attendants have been described as invisible to both guests and management. However, room attendants in Spain have managed to create a movement called Las Kellys, which has raised their visibility and earned them respect in society. The article questions how outsourcing leads to the invisibility of room attendants in Spain and how Las Kellys renders them visible. Based on a study conducted with room attendants who were working at h…
Gestión del conflicto trabajo-cuidados en el ámbito científico-académico
En este artículo analizamos las experiencias de maternidad y cuidados de mujeres investigadoras en España con el fin de comprender el modo en que gestionan el conflicto trabajo-cuidados en el ámbito científico-académico y caracterizar sus implicaciones laborales y psicosociales. Para ello, realizamos 30 entrevistas semiestructuradas a investigadoras de todos los niveles de la carrera académica adscritas a 23 centros de investigación y/o universid…
Las Kellys son las que limpian’
In this qualitative study, we focus on Las Kellys, a Spanish movement of room attendants who have mobilised against labour precarisation and social devaluation, to address two challenges: (1) to characterise the role of social media in the construction and politicisation of collective identity as a stepping stone to mobilisation, and (2) to describe the lines of interplay between online politicisation of collective identity and other mobilisation…
No clean rooms, no hotel business
Las Kellys son las que limpian’
In this qualitative study, we focus on Las Kellys, a Spanish movement of room attendants who have mobilised against labour precarisation and social devaluation, to address two challenges: (1) to characterise the role of social media in the construction and politicisation of collective identity as a stepping stone to mobilisation, and (2) to describe the lines of interplay between online politicisation of collective identity and other mobilisation…
Invisible Room Attendants
Outsourced room attendants have been described as invisible to both guests and management. However, room attendants in Spain have managed to create a movement called Las Kellys, which has raised their visibility and earned them respect in society. The article questions how outsourcing leads to the invisibility of room attendants in Spain and how Las Kellys renders them visible. Based on a study conducted with room attendants who were working at h…
‘We are the women who clean and the structural base of the hotel’
The Spanish room attendants’ movement, known as ‘Las Kellys’, has directly challenged hotel owners, unions and local governments. Its actions and results have generated a growing interest in the academic literature on labour and organizations, because it presents as a social phenomenon which seems to sidestep the usual key actions of similar movements. As this case is still very new, there are not yet any systematic academic studies explaining ho…
The multiple turns in the psychology of emotion
Diffusion of intersectionality across contemporary Spanish activism
Intersectional politics has been widely associated with progressive Millennial activists. Accordingly, most social movement research focuses on progressive movements that adopt intersectionality as a guiding framework for organisation and mobilisation, mainly feminist, reproductive justice, LGBTQ and other movements spearheaded by university-educated Millennials. In contrast to most studies, we conduct a qualitative digital ethnography of Las Kel…
Gestión del conflicto trabajo-cuidados en el ámbito científico-académico
En este artículo analizamos las experiencias de maternidad y cuidados de mujeres investigadoras en España con el fin de comprender el modo en que gestionan el conflicto trabajo-cuidados en el ámbito científico-académico y caracterizar sus implicaciones laborales y psicosociales. Para ello, realizamos 30 entrevistas semiestructuradas a investigadoras de todos los niveles de la carrera académica adscritas a 23 centros de investigación y/o universid…
Cleaning guest rooms as care work? Politicization of hotel housekeeping in the Las Kellys movement
The literature on labour conflict in the field of paid care work deals primarily with highly feminized occupations that fit in with the International Labour Organization’s (ILO) characterization of the care workforce, such as nurses, domestic workers and childcare providers. We focus instead on room attendants: a highly feminized occupational group that lies beyond the scope of the care economy defined by the ILO. Following this thread, we look i…
Aprendizajes personalizados a través de documentales digitales en las carreras universitarias de comunicación en Iberoamérica
Purpose. Personalized learning is one of the current challenges in communication education. Therefore, this research aims to describe the development of personalized learning as applied through documentary genre courses in communication faculties across Ibero-America. Methodology. To achieve this objective, a qualitative approach was employed using a reflective thematic analysis design. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 13 university…
Sociology (7 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Labor Movements and Unions (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Emotional Labor in Professions (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Politics (3 obras) · Public relations (3 obras) · Social movement (3 obras)