Jesús C Aguerri
Biographic Data
| ID | 1668692 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jesús C Aguerri |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jesús C |
| FAMILY NAME | Aguerri |
| SIGNATURE | AGUERRI J C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat de Miguel Hernández d'Elx |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7730-8527 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A new GamerGate? Digital ethnography of misogyny in the ‘Sweet Baby Inc Detected’ community
A decade after the misogynistic GamerGate harassment campaign, the emergence of the ‘Sweet Baby Inc Detected’ (SBID) community, self-branded as #GamerGate2, raises questions about the evolution of digital hate in gaming. This study employs a digital ethnography to analyze the SBID movement, which coordinates via Discord, Steam, and X to campaign against Sweet Baby Inc., a diversity consultancy. Through non-participant observation, we compare SBID…
The gamblification of digital leisure: The introduction of gambling among new publics
In recent years, the internet and digitalization have propelled a phenomenon of ‘gamblification’ across various sectors. This event extends beyond traditional areas like sports betting, introducing gambling elements into new domains such as video games and streaming platforms. The rise of loot boxes in online games exemplifies this trend, merging gambling mechanics with gaming. Not only does this process spread activities that may lead to problem…
Development and validation of the Trading Disorder Scale for assessing problematic trading behaviors
Criminal law reform in the X-sphere: Partisanship and verticality
This study analyses the X (a.k.a. Twitter) discussion about a recent criminal law reform in Spain in order to (1) better understand the network structure of the virtual public sphere and (2) identify leaders in this debate. This article is part of a larger inquiry into the increase in citizen participation and the conditions of deliberative participation regarding criminal law in the current media environment. Based on a sample of tweets publishe…
Es sobre el gobierno, no sobre la Ley: El debate en las redes sociales sobre la reforma para la abolición de la prostitución en España
La digitalización y el auge de las redes sociales han transformado el panorama comunicativo actual, generando preocupación por la desinformación y la polarización. Este estudio se enfoca en cómo los medios y Twitter abordan la propuesta de abolición de la prostitución, revelando que las noticias se centran en el debate político sin profundizar en detalles específicos o consecuencias. En Twitter, los comentarios, mayormente de actores políticos, s…
Consensus on community guidelines: An experimental study on the legitimacy of content removal in social media
The popularization of social media has led to a considerable increase in the importance of discursive expressions of violence, especially when directed at vulnerable communities. While social media platforms have created rules to regulate such expressions, little information is available on the perception of the legitimacy of these rules in the general population, regardless of the importance of the former for the latter. It is therefore the obje…
Misinformation about fake news: A systematic critical review of empirical studies on the phenomenon and its status as a ‘threat’
After the 2016 US presidential elections, the term ‘fake news’ became synonymous with disinformation and a catch-all term for the problems that social networks were bringing to communication. Four years later, there are dozens of empirical studies that have attempted to describe and analyse an issue that, despite still being in the process of definition, has been identified as one of the key COVID-19 cyberthreats by Interpol, is considered a thre…
Off-the-Cuff Law-Making: Policing Pandemic Dispossession in Spain
This article presents a discussion concerning the role of police rationale(s) in Spain within the context of the Covid-19 pandemic, where exceptionalist strategies aimed at curtailing the spread of the virus came to dramatically strengthen existing social divisions. In line with some authors who have already approached this phenomenon from different disciplines, our premise is that most serious emergencies boosted by Covid-19 were not a mere matt…
Old crimes reported in new bottles: The disclosure of child sexual abuse on Twitter through the case #MeTooInceste
Movements such as #MeToo have shown how an online trend can become the vehicle for collectively sharing personal experiences of sexual victimisation that often remains unreported to the criminal justice system. These social media trends offer new opportunities to social scientists who investigate complex phenomena that, despite existing since time immemorial, are still taboo and difficult to access. They also bring technical difficulties, as the …
La opinión pública colombiana sobre el acuerdo de paz 2016-2020: Punitivismo, desconfianza y ostracismo
Después de varias décadas de conflicto armado en Colombia, el Gobierno colombiano y las Farc-EP firmaron, en 2016, el Acuerdo Final para la terminación del conflicto y la construcción de una paz estable y duradera. No obstante, este acuerdo no fue refrendado por la ciudadanía, en un plebiscito celebrado ese mismo año. En 2018, ganó las elecciones presidenciales un candidato que prometió cambiar las condiciones del Acuerdos Final y modificar uno d…
When social media feeds classic punitivism on media: The coverage of the glorification of terrorism on XXI
This article addresses the impact of social media on media coverage of criminal justice. We specifically analyse the Spanish media coverage of the glorification of terrorism between 2011 and 2020. Via the construction of correlation networks between words, we identify key discursive elements related to this crime and its variations across time in a database of 1403 news pieces published in the digital versions of Spain’s two major newspapers, ABC…
"Prevención social y cultural"? Una revisión crítica del discurso y las proyecciones del Plan de Prevención de la Radicalización en España
Este artículo plantea una revisión crítica del contenido, proyecciones y contexto de aprobación del Plan Estratégico Nacional de Lucha Contra la Radicalización Violenta, especialmente en torno a algunos de sus puntos más controvertidos. Transcurridos cuatro años desde la aprobación del PEN-CLRV, no es posible realizar un contraste empírico de sus efectos, logros o carencias, aunque quizá ese mismo hecho sea ya un elemento relevante para avanzar a…
La orden de servicios 3/2018: Un Instrumento Para Medir El Riesgo De Radicalismo Violento en Prisión
El presente artículo tiene por objeto principal examinar el instrumento para medir el riesgo de radicalismo violento que introduce la Orden de Servicios 3/2018 de Instituciones Penitenciarias como parte de la respuesta que ha ofrecido el sistema penitenciario español ante el fenómeno de la radicalización islamista en las prisiones. En este sentido, se argumenta que, además de ser una pura construcción social, la figura del radical resultante pres…
Unaccompanied young people and transition to adulthood: Challenges for child care services
On Neoliberal Exceptionalism in Spain: A State Plan to Prevent Radicalization
This article offers a critical review of the SpanishPlan Estratégico Nacional de Lucha Contra la Radicalización Violenta(National Strategic Plan to Fight Violent Radicalization or “PEN-LCRV”), focusing on its most controversial discursive elements. While it is not possible to perform a complete empirical examination of its impact after five years, we can highlight some if its achievements, effects and shortcomings. Through a review of the key con…
Media representation of minors who migrate on their own: The 'Mena' in the Spanish press
This article analyses Spanish media treatment of a certain type of immigrant: the unaccompanied foreign minor ('MENA' in Spanish). The media play an important role in creating and disseminating ideas and images amongst the general public, thereby promoting the articulation of sets of meanings called discourses. The main goal of this research is to identify the discursive approaches that have been constructed around the term “MENA” in the main Spa…
Media representation of minors who migrate on their own: The 'Mena' in the Spanish press
This article analyses Spanish media treatment of a certain type of immigrant: the unaccompanied foreign minor ('MENA' in Spanish). The media play an important role in creating and disseminating ideas and images amongst the general public, thereby promoting the articulation of sets of meanings called discourses. The main goal of this research is to identify the discursive approaches that have been constructed around the term “MENA” in the main Spa…
On Neoliberal Exceptionalism in Spain: A State Plan to Prevent Radicalization
This article offers a critical review of the SpanishPlan Estratégico Nacional de Lucha Contra la Radicalización Violenta(National Strategic Plan to Fight Violent Radicalization or “PEN-LCRV”), focusing on its most controversial discursive elements. While it is not possible to perform a complete empirical examination of its impact after five years, we can highlight some if its achievements, effects and shortcomings. Through a review of the key con…
Off-the-Cuff Law-Making: Policing Pandemic Dispossession in Spain
This article presents a discussion concerning the role of police rationale(s) in Spain within the context of the Covid-19 pandemic, where exceptionalist strategies aimed at curtailing the spread of the virus came to dramatically strengthen existing social divisions. In line with some authors who have already approached this phenomenon from different disciplines, our premise is that most serious emergencies boosted by Covid-19 were not a mere matt…
Unaccompanied young people and transition to adulthood: Challenges for child care services
Old crimes reported in new bottles: The disclosure of child sexual abuse on Twitter through the case #MeTooInceste
Movements such as #MeToo have shown how an online trend can become the vehicle for collectively sharing personal experiences of sexual victimisation that often remains unreported to the criminal justice system. These social media trends offer new opportunities to social scientists who investigate complex phenomena that, despite existing since time immemorial, are still taboo and difficult to access. They also bring technical difficulties, as the …
Media representation of minors who migrate on their own: The 'Mena' in the Spanish press
This article analyses Spanish media treatment of a certain type of immigrant: the unaccompanied foreign minor ('MENA' in Spanish). The media play an important role in creating and disseminating ideas and images amongst the general public, thereby promoting the articulation of sets of meanings called discourses. The main goal of this research is to identify the discursive approaches that have been constructed around the term “MENA” in the main Spa…
La orden de servicios 3/2018: Un Instrumento Para Medir El Riesgo De Radicalismo Violento en Prisión
El presente artículo tiene por objeto principal examinar el instrumento para medir el riesgo de radicalismo violento que introduce la Orden de Servicios 3/2018 de Instituciones Penitenciarias como parte de la respuesta que ha ofrecido el sistema penitenciario español ante el fenómeno de la radicalización islamista en las prisiones. En este sentido, se argumenta que, además de ser una pura construcción social, la figura del radical resultante pres…
Unaccompanied young people and transition to adulthood: Challenges for child care services
On Neoliberal Exceptionalism in Spain: A State Plan to Prevent Radicalization
This article offers a critical review of the SpanishPlan Estratégico Nacional de Lucha Contra la Radicalización Violenta(National Strategic Plan to Fight Violent Radicalization or “PEN-LCRV”), focusing on its most controversial discursive elements. While it is not possible to perform a complete empirical examination of its impact after five years, we can highlight some if its achievements, effects and shortcomings. Through a review of the key con…
La opinión pública colombiana sobre el acuerdo de paz 2016-2020: Punitivismo, desconfianza y ostracismo
Después de varias décadas de conflicto armado en Colombia, el Gobierno colombiano y las Farc-EP firmaron, en 2016, el Acuerdo Final para la terminación del conflicto y la construcción de una paz estable y duradera. No obstante, este acuerdo no fue refrendado por la ciudadanía, en un plebiscito celebrado ese mismo año. En 2018, ganó las elecciones presidenciales un candidato que prometió cambiar las condiciones del Acuerdos Final y modificar uno d…
When social media feeds classic punitivism on media: The coverage of the glorification of terrorism on XXI
This article addresses the impact of social media on media coverage of criminal justice. We specifically analyse the Spanish media coverage of the glorification of terrorism between 2011 and 2020. Via the construction of correlation networks between words, we identify key discursive elements related to this crime and its variations across time in a database of 1403 news pieces published in the digital versions of Spain’s two major newspapers, ABC…
"Prevención social y cultural"? Una revisión crítica del discurso y las proyecciones del Plan de Prevención de la Radicalización en España
Este artículo plantea una revisión crítica del contenido, proyecciones y contexto de aprobación del Plan Estratégico Nacional de Lucha Contra la Radicalización Violenta, especialmente en torno a algunos de sus puntos más controvertidos. Transcurridos cuatro años desde la aprobación del PEN-CLRV, no es posible realizar un contraste empírico de sus efectos, logros o carencias, aunque quizá ese mismo hecho sea ya un elemento relevante para avanzar a…
Consensus on community guidelines: An experimental study on the legitimacy of content removal in social media
The popularization of social media has led to a considerable increase in the importance of discursive expressions of violence, especially when directed at vulnerable communities. While social media platforms have created rules to regulate such expressions, little information is available on the perception of the legitimacy of these rules in the general population, regardless of the importance of the former for the latter. It is therefore the obje…
Misinformation about fake news: A systematic critical review of empirical studies on the phenomenon and its status as a ‘threat’
After the 2016 US presidential elections, the term ‘fake news’ became synonymous with disinformation and a catch-all term for the problems that social networks were bringing to communication. Four years later, there are dozens of empirical studies that have attempted to describe and analyse an issue that, despite still being in the process of definition, has been identified as one of the key COVID-19 cyberthreats by Interpol, is considered a thre…
Off-the-Cuff Law-Making: Policing Pandemic Dispossession in Spain
This article presents a discussion concerning the role of police rationale(s) in Spain within the context of the Covid-19 pandemic, where exceptionalist strategies aimed at curtailing the spread of the virus came to dramatically strengthen existing social divisions. In line with some authors who have already approached this phenomenon from different disciplines, our premise is that most serious emergencies boosted by Covid-19 were not a mere matt…
Old crimes reported in new bottles: The disclosure of child sexual abuse on Twitter through the case #MeTooInceste
Movements such as #MeToo have shown how an online trend can become the vehicle for collectively sharing personal experiences of sexual victimisation that often remains unreported to the criminal justice system. These social media trends offer new opportunities to social scientists who investigate complex phenomena that, despite existing since time immemorial, are still taboo and difficult to access. They also bring technical difficulties, as the …
Es sobre el gobierno, no sobre la Ley: El debate en las redes sociales sobre la reforma para la abolición de la prostitución en España
La digitalización y el auge de las redes sociales han transformado el panorama comunicativo actual, generando preocupación por la desinformación y la polarización. Este estudio se enfoca en cómo los medios y Twitter abordan la propuesta de abolición de la prostitución, revelando que las noticias se centran en el debate político sin profundizar en detalles específicos o consecuencias. En Twitter, los comentarios, mayormente de actores políticos, s…
Development and validation of the Trading Disorder Scale for assessing problematic trading behaviors
Criminal law reform in the X-sphere: Partisanship and verticality
This study analyses the X (a.k.a. Twitter) discussion about a recent criminal law reform in Spain in order to (1) better understand the network structure of the virtual public sphere and (2) identify leaders in this debate. This article is part of a larger inquiry into the increase in citizen participation and the conditions of deliberative participation regarding criminal law in the current media environment. Based on a sample of tweets publishe…
A new GamerGate? Digital ethnography of misogyny in the ‘Sweet Baby Inc Detected’ community
A decade after the misogynistic GamerGate harassment campaign, the emergence of the ‘Sweet Baby Inc Detected’ (SBID) community, self-branded as #GamerGate2, raises questions about the evolution of digital hate in gaming. This study employs a digital ethnography to analyze the SBID movement, which coordinates via Discord, Steam, and X to campaign against Sweet Baby Inc., a diversity consultancy. Through non-participant observation, we compare SBID…
The gamblification of digital leisure: The introduction of gambling among new publics
In recent years, the internet and digitalization have propelled a phenomenon of ‘gamblification’ across various sectors. This event extends beyond traditional areas like sports betting, introducing gambling elements into new domains such as video games and streaming platforms. The rise of loot boxes in online games exemplifies this trend, merging gambling mechanics with gaming. Not only does this process spread activities that may lead to problem…
Political science (12 works) · Law (9 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance (6 works) · Criminology (6 works) · Hate Speech and Cyberbullying Detection (5 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works)