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José María La Porte

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ID10291680
NAMEJosé María La Porte
GIVEN NAMESJosé María
FAMILY NAMELa Porte
SIGNATURELA PORTE J M
AFFILIATIONSPontifical University of the Holy Cross
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0
  • Why universities? Key socio-cultural players in the twenty-first century

    Open Access•Jordi Pujol, José María La Porte•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2024

    Universities have played a vital role in society throughout history since their medieval origin. Initially, they were founded as ecclesiastical formation centers, and over time, they became educati

  • Relevance of universities in a complex context

    Open Access•Juan Manuel Mora, José María La Porte•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2024

    This article argues that the purpose of universities and the way they are articulated offer the opportunity to be relevant in an uncertain educational context. The connection between purpose, mission, identity and culture is the primary concern of university governance. This chapter explores the role of communication in conveying the purpose of the Christian university

  • Colloquy with Luciano Floridi on the anthropological effects of the digital revolution

    Open Access•José María La Porte, Juan Narbona•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2021

    In this interview, philosopher Luciano Floridi explains the effects that, in his opinion, the digital revolution is having on our understanding of human nature. Among other things, he proposes that digitalization is contributing to the development of an anthropology in which man is not the center of reality, but just another node in an unlimited set of informational nodes. This revolution has effects also on the way we have access to reality, thr…

  • Processes of building trust in organizations

    Open Access•Gian Luca Gara, José María La Porte•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2020

    The article explores ways to build trust in a very specific area of internal and external communication: recruitment. At first it explores the links that communication and vulnerability have with the sciences that study the human dimension of organizations. Second, it addresses the functional and personal dimension of processes in relation to the forces of order or dispersion that press every organization on a personal or structural level (centri…

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  • Processes of building trust in organizations

    Open Access•Gian Luca Gara, José María La Porte•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2020

    The article explores ways to build trust in a very specific area of internal and external communication: recruitment. At first it explores the links that communication and vulnerability have with the sciences that study the human dimension of organizations. Second, it addresses the functional and personal dimension of processes in relation to the forces of order or dispersion that press every organization on a personal or structural level (centri…

  • Colloquy with Luciano Floridi on the anthropological effects of the digital revolution

    Open Access•José María La Porte, Juan Narbona•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2021

    In this interview, philosopher Luciano Floridi explains the effects that, in his opinion, the digital revolution is having on our understanding of human nature. Among other things, he proposes that digitalization is contributing to the development of an anthropology in which man is not the center of reality, but just another node in an unlimited set of informational nodes. This revolution has effects also on the way we have access to reality, thr…

  • Why universities? Key socio-cultural players in the twenty-first century

    Open Access•Jordi Pujol, José María La Porte•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2024

    Universities have played a vital role in society throughout history since their medieval origin. Initially, they were founded as ecclesiastical formation centers, and over time, they became educati

  • Relevance of universities in a complex context

    Open Access•Juan Manuel Mora, José María La Porte•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2024

    This article argues that the purpose of universities and the way they are articulated offer the opportunity to be relevant in an uncertain educational context. The connection between purpose, mission, identity and culture is the primary concern of university governance. This chapter explores the role of communication in conveying the purpose of the Christian university

Computer Science (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Higher Education Governance and Development (2 works) · Knowledge management (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 work) · Archaeology (1 work)

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