Montserrat Pareja‐eastaway
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4812959 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Montserrat Pareja‐eastaway |
| NOMBRES | Montserrat |
| APELLIDO | Pareja‐eastaway |
| FIRMA | EASTAWAY M P |
| AFILIACIONES | Universitat de Barcelona |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4031-0949 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 54 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1999 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
The cultural and creative sector as production networks
Leveraging global production networks for local economic development
The paper extends GPN theory to creative and cultural sectors, analysing global–local interactions in the fashion industry. • It analyses a sustainable fashion firm in Bilbao, linking global supply chains with local resources and practices. • Focusing on emerging designers in Bilbao, it highlights the role of institutions such as BIAAF in skills and market access. • The analysis identifies intermediaries as key global–local enablers and derives p…
Housing as the Fifth Pillar of the Welfare State
Spain's ongoing housing crisis reflects the cumulative effects of fragmented governance, underinvestment and financialisation. Despite recent reforms, structural challenges persist, threatening affordability and social inclusion. This article diagnoses the roots of Spain's housing failures, explores pathways for systemic reform and argues that housing must be reframed as the fifth pillar of the welfare state. Drawing on international models and p…
The End of “Business As Usual”? Reimagining Barcelona Tourism After (Covid)-19
This article examines the impact of COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) on tourism in Barcelona, identifying the pandemic as a crucial turning point and window of opportunity for redefining the sector and reimagining Barcelona’s relationship with tourism. Throughout the pandemic, Barcelona’s tourism sector has experienced an unprecedented drop in visitors and revenue. The city must embrace new strategies for tourism and development in order to remain resilient…
Glocalisation dynamics
Social housing in Spain
Towards the Creative and Knowledge Economies
Until 2007, many Spanish cities developed ambitious policies and programmes to foster the creative economy in a context of economic expansion mainly driven by the growth of the real estate sector. The goal was common but the means were considerably diverse. Currently, the development of creative sectors and the emergence of new economic activities in Spain have to cope with the deep economic recession affecting the country: given the considerably…
Urban regeneration and the creative knowledge economy
Barcelona is frequently used as an example of a successful city-region in the international sphere: the ability to transform the city into a desirable place for its quality of life and the capacity to renovate and adapt the local economy to the new global requirements, among others, are key issues for success. Thus, the emergence of the present Barcelona is the consequence of both land and urban regeneration together with creativity, knowledge an…
New economy, new governance approaches? Fostering creativity and knowledge in the Barcelona Metropolitan Region
Changes in governance are fostering the creative and knowledge economy around Europe. The aim of this article is to show how different institutions and governance mechanisms contribute to promoting the creative and knowledge economy as the cornerstone of economic growth in the Barcelona Metropolitan Region (BMR). Not only will the involvement of public, private and societal actors be explored, but also the relationship between different municipal…
Leadership challenges in the inner city
Approaches to inner-city regeneration in Britain, Europe and North America have evolved since the 1980s to reflect greater priority on diversity of activities and more sustainable development. This has in turn posed new challenges for leadership in place-shaping and highlighted the need for different sets of skills, aptitudes and values than those which prevailed in the 1980s and 90s. This article examines how planners and policy-makers in Birmin…
The Effects of the Spanish Housing System on the Settlement Patterns of Immigrants
Globalisation and its consequent economic restructuring have implications at the local level. At the same time historical paths and traditions, embeddedness of local actors and institutional factors have all become significant in explaining different neighbourhood trajectories and, particularly, the patterns of urban segregation that emerge following economic restructuring. Given the unusual nature of the Spanish housing model and the massive arr…
Sustainable Housing in the Urban Context
Dimensions of housing and urban sustainability
The Tenure Imbalance in Spain
Spain is usually chosen as an example of an unbalanced picture among tenures. The owner-occupied sector has been growing since the 1950s while the rental sector has become smaller. Surprisingly, other European countries are at present following the same pattern, but mostly we also see an important function for social housing. Taking into account that public housing, built by public developers, is almost negligible and that government housing poli…
General Trends in Financing Social Housing in Spain
The affordability of houses has become one of the main problems for Spanish families in recent decades. The government has been actively involved in designing policies to solve this problem. Theoretically, the characteristics of the housing stock and population always determine the type of public intervention. In the Spanish case, there are some features that give rise to a particular approach which is slightly different from that of the rest of …
Sustainable Housing in the Urban Context
The Tenure Imbalance in Spain
Spain is usually chosen as an example of an unbalanced picture among tenures. The owner-occupied sector has been growing since the 1950s while the rental sector has become smaller. Surprisingly, other European countries are at present following the same pattern, but mostly we also see an important function for social housing. Taking into account that public housing, built by public developers, is almost negligible and that government housing poli…
Social housing in Spain
Leadership challenges in the inner city
Approaches to inner-city regeneration in Britain, Europe and North America have evolved since the 1980s to reflect greater priority on diversity of activities and more sustainable development. This has in turn posed new challenges for leadership in place-shaping and highlighted the need for different sets of skills, aptitudes and values than those which prevailed in the 1980s and 90s. This article examines how planners and policy-makers in Birmin…
The Effects of the Spanish Housing System on the Settlement Patterns of Immigrants
Globalisation and its consequent economic restructuring have implications at the local level. At the same time historical paths and traditions, embeddedness of local actors and institutional factors have all become significant in explaining different neighbourhood trajectories and, particularly, the patterns of urban segregation that emerge following economic restructuring. Given the unusual nature of the Spanish housing model and the massive arr…
General Trends in Financing Social Housing in Spain
The affordability of houses has become one of the main problems for Spanish families in recent decades. The government has been actively involved in designing policies to solve this problem. Theoretically, the characteristics of the housing stock and population always determine the type of public intervention. In the Spanish case, there are some features that give rise to a particular approach which is slightly different from that of the rest of …
Dimensions of housing and urban sustainability
General Trends in Financing Social Housing in Spain
The affordability of houses has become one of the main problems for Spanish families in recent decades. The government has been actively involved in designing policies to solve this problem. Theoretically, the characteristics of the housing stock and population always determine the type of public intervention. In the Spanish case, there are some features that give rise to a particular approach which is slightly different from that of the rest of …
The Tenure Imbalance in Spain
Spain is usually chosen as an example of an unbalanced picture among tenures. The owner-occupied sector has been growing since the 1950s while the rental sector has become smaller. Surprisingly, other European countries are at present following the same pattern, but mostly we also see an important function for social housing. Taking into account that public housing, built by public developers, is almost negligible and that government housing poli…
Dimensions of housing and urban sustainability
Sustainable Housing in the Urban Context
The Effects of the Spanish Housing System on the Settlement Patterns of Immigrants
Globalisation and its consequent economic restructuring have implications at the local level. At the same time historical paths and traditions, embeddedness of local actors and institutional factors have all become significant in explaining different neighbourhood trajectories and, particularly, the patterns of urban segregation that emerge following economic restructuring. Given the unusual nature of the Spanish housing model and the massive arr…
New economy, new governance approaches? Fostering creativity and knowledge in the Barcelona Metropolitan Region
Changes in governance are fostering the creative and knowledge economy around Europe. The aim of this article is to show how different institutions and governance mechanisms contribute to promoting the creative and knowledge economy as the cornerstone of economic growth in the Barcelona Metropolitan Region (BMR). Not only will the involvement of public, private and societal actors be explored, but also the relationship between different municipal…
Leadership challenges in the inner city
Approaches to inner-city regeneration in Britain, Europe and North America have evolved since the 1980s to reflect greater priority on diversity of activities and more sustainable development. This has in turn posed new challenges for leadership in place-shaping and highlighted the need for different sets of skills, aptitudes and values than those which prevailed in the 1980s and 90s. This article examines how planners and policy-makers in Birmin…
Urban regeneration and the creative knowledge economy
Barcelona is frequently used as an example of a successful city-region in the international sphere: the ability to transform the city into a desirable place for its quality of life and the capacity to renovate and adapt the local economy to the new global requirements, among others, are key issues for success. Thus, the emergence of the present Barcelona is the consequence of both land and urban regeneration together with creativity, knowledge an…
Towards the Creative and Knowledge Economies
Until 2007, many Spanish cities developed ambitious policies and programmes to foster the creative economy in a context of economic expansion mainly driven by the growth of the real estate sector. The goal was common but the means were considerably diverse. Currently, the development of creative sectors and the emergence of new economic activities in Spain have to cope with the deep economic recession affecting the country: given the considerably…
Social housing in Spain
Glocalisation dynamics
The End of “Business As Usual”? Reimagining Barcelona Tourism After (Covid)-19
This article examines the impact of COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) on tourism in Barcelona, identifying the pandemic as a crucial turning point and window of opportunity for redefining the sector and reimagining Barcelona’s relationship with tourism. Throughout the pandemic, Barcelona’s tourism sector has experienced an unprecedented drop in visitors and revenue. The city must embrace new strategies for tourism and development in order to remain resilient…
Housing as the Fifth Pillar of the Welfare State
Spain's ongoing housing crisis reflects the cumulative effects of fragmented governance, underinvestment and financialisation. Despite recent reforms, structural challenges persist, threatening affordability and social inclusion. This article diagnoses the roots of Spain's housing failures, explores pathways for systemic reform and argues that housing must be reframed as the fifth pillar of the welfare state. Drawing on international models and p…
The cultural and creative sector as production networks
Leveraging global production networks for local economic development
The paper extends GPN theory to creative and cultural sectors, analysing global–local interactions in the fashion industry. • It analyses a sustainable fashion firm in Bilbao, linking global supply chains with local resources and practices. • Focusing on emerging designers in Bilbao, it highlights the role of institutions such as BIAAF in skills and market access. • The analysis identifies intermediaries as key global–local enablers and derives p…
Economics (11 obras) · Political science (10 obras) · Geography (9 obras) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (7 obras) · Economic growth (7 obras) · Economic geography (6 obras) · Economy (6 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras)