Francisco Javier Moreno Fuentes
Biographic Data
| ID | 176107 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Francisco Javier Moreno Fuentes |
| GIVEN NAMES | Francisco Javier Moreno |
| FAMILY NAME | Fuentes |
| SIGNATURE | FUENTES F J M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1393-6225 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 101 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
El reconocimiento de la pobreza infantil como asunto de Estado
España lleva muchos años arrastrando elevadas tasas de pobreza infantil. Desde mediados de la década de los noventa disponemos de datos que evidencian que la concentración de la privación económica en hogares con niños en un país con el nivel de desarrollo que tiene España resulta insólita. Sin embargo, esta situación solo comenzó a problematizarse socialmente a finales de la primera década del siglo XXI, y a colarse en la agenda política bien en…
Patient mobility within national borders. Drivers and politics of cross-border healthcare agreements in the Spanish decentralized system
Cash for care and care employment: (Missing) debates and realities
The introduction of cash‐for‐care (CfC) schemes in different European countries over the last years has responded to a plurality of strategies aimed at attending the rising demand and increasing costs of the long‐term care needs of an ageing population. The specific system of care provision in each country shaped the response given to those challenges, as well as the room for manoeuvre for policymakers when trying to transform the domain of care …
The challenge of researching “partial exit” and “rootedness” among upper-middle classes in European cities
The rise of mobilities has paved the way for important changes within cities and the possibility for urban upper-middle classes to exit from their cities and national societies, disinvesting on them, while still taking profits in a process of deterritorialization with important consequences at the collective level. Investigating the extent to which upper-middle classes shaped and are still rooted (or not) in their cities is a challenge, even more…
The New Governance of Welfare States in the United States and Europe: Between Decentralization and Centralization in the Activation Era, by Mariely López-Santana
Labor market policies in advanced economies have changed quite significantly over the past two decades. The role of states in protecting their citizens from the risk of unemployment evolved from guaranteeing income, to maximizing employability, and creating the most adequate structure of incentives to promote labor market participation. This evolution marked the emergence of the “activating” welfare state, enthusiastically promoted by internation…
Back to the Suitcase? Emigration during the Great Recession in Spain
The complex and multidimensional economic crisis experienced by Spain since 2008 significantly altered migration patterns in this country. Large scale unemployment contributed to slow down migrant inflows and accelerated out-migration flows in Spain. The media coverage of these processes created a distorted image of the patterns of migration affecting Spain during the crisis. Although the incipient economic recovery has not had a major impact in …
Race and ethnicity in context: International Migration, Political Mobilization, and the Welfare State
This manuscript reviews the literature on race and ethnicity in the political context. It discusses the most important scholarship on international migration, political mobilization, and the welfare state to date, to identify current gaps and emerging lines of inquiry. Future studies are needed to better understand the mobilization of immigrants by political parties, the role of local politics for a national electoral mobilization, and the relati…
Un monde à la carte
Avec les processus de mondialisation, certains groupes sociaux développent des mobilités transnationales parmi lesquels les cadres supérieurs semblent susceptibles de tirer avantage de ces dynamiques. Il apparaît pourtant que, malgré ces mobilités, les cadres supérieurs étudiés dans cet ouvrage à Paris, Lyon, Milan et Madrid demeurent profondément ancrés dans leurs quartiers et leurs villes. Leurs choix résidentiels sont marqués par des héritages…
Marie‐HélèneBacqué, GaryBridge, MichaelaBenson, TimButler, EricCharmes, YankelFijalkow, EmmaJackson, LydieLaunay and StéphanieVermeersch2015: The Middle Classes and the City: A Study of Paris and Lond…
It is not Only About Equality. A Study on the (Other) Values That Ground Attitudes to the Welfare State
Literature on welfare attitudes has reached a stylized scheme in which egalitarian values and self-interest concerns are the two main determinants of welfare attitudes. We aim to bring forward existing research by identifying additional values that people draw on to elaborate opinions on welfare issues. Using data from the European Social Survey 2008 and 26 countries, we find that values such as multiculturalism or authoritarianism, among others,…
Globalised Minds, Roots in the City: Urban Upper‐Middle Classes in Europe
The Southern European migrant-based care model
The development of personal social services and female employment is intertwined, not only in the domain of childcare. With the ageing of the population, the changing forms of care and the developments in the eldercare labour market become crucial issues. The new risk of dependency represents a challenge, but also an opportunity. This paper provides an overview of the relationship between the development of long-term care policies and services in…
The Southern European Welfare model in the post-industrial order
The discussion on the existence of a distinctive ‘Mediterranean’ welfare model has focused on the historical and politico-institutional dynamics, as well as on the policy traits of the welfare arrangements found in Southern European countries. Particular attention has been given to the external pressures and internal constraints faced by the welfare systems of these countries, as well as to what extent there is a common response to such challenge…
Regímenes de bienestar y valores en Europa
En este artículo se analiza la relación entre la distribución de valores enla ciudadanía de los países europeos, y los equilibrios institucionales delos sistemas de protección social de los diferentes países según loconceptualizado por las tipologías de los regímenes de bienestar máscomúnmente utilizadas. Tras analizar la distribución de los valores enEuropa, y medir su efecto sobre las actitudes hacia el bienestar en losdiferentes regímenes de b…
Controlling the Urban Fabric: The Complex Game of Distance and Proximity in E uropean Upper‐Middle‐Class Residential Strategies
This article presents an open discussion of the processes of urban secession and gentrification in contemporary E uropean cities, arguing that intergroup social dynamics in urban spaces are generally more complex than either extreme mutual avoidance or the colonization of neighbourhoods by the wealthiest groups. We analyse the residential strategies of urban upper‐middle class managers in various E uropean metropolitan areas through in‐depth semi…
Transnational mobility and rootedness: The upper middle classes in European cities
Some authors argue that ‘mobilities’ form the distinctive feature of late modern societies and represent a new social cleavage between cosmopolitan mobile élites and urban residents more rooted in their local neighbourhoods. One assumption in contemporary discourses of rootedness is that this new transnational or global society entails an ongoing process of uprooting individuals and a mainly mobile élite packing up and relocating. In this article…
Inmigración, sanidad, crisis económica y politización de la inmigración en España
La transformación de España en país de inmigración ha tenido un considerable impacto social y demográfico. El Estado de bienestar se ha adaptado razonablemente bien a esta evolución de la población, proporcionando un alto grado de protección a las poblaciones de origen inmigrante asentadas en España. En el actual contexto de crisis económica y fiscal que atraviesan los países de la periferia sur de la zona Euro, las autoridades sanitarias español…
Migration and Citizenship Law in Spain: Path-dependency and Policy Change in a Recent Country of Immigration
This article analyzes the links between migratory processes and the evolution of nationality legislation in Spain. We argue that this case challenges the theoretical models that link immigration to liberalizing reforms in citizenship law. Despite large-scale immigration experienced over the last two decades, Spanish nationality law has remained strongly focused on keeping ties with Spanish communities abroad. To account for the high degree of sta…
Programmatic Actors and the Transformation of European Health Care States
In France, Germany, Spain, and the United Kingdom, the decades from the late 1980s to the present have witnessed significant change in health policy. Although this has included the spread of internal competition and growing autonomy for certain nonstate and parastate actors, it does not follow that the mechanism at work is a “neoliberal convergence.” Rather, the translation into diverse national settings of quasi-market mechanisms is accompanied …
Engendering Redistribution, Recognition, and Representation: The Case of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in the United Kingdom and France
Immigration changed the ethnic composition of Western European societies. The new populations brought a series of culturally determined practices that challenged the liberal framework of values of the receiving states. Despite the existence of important variations between the official discourses and the actual policies finally implemented, the responses to those challenges varied with the models of integration defined by each country to deal with…
Transnational mobility and rootedness: The upper middle classes in European cities
Some authors argue that ‘mobilities’ form the distinctive feature of late modern societies and represent a new social cleavage between cosmopolitan mobile élites and urban residents more rooted in their local neighbourhoods. One assumption in contemporary discourses of rootedness is that this new transnational or global society entails an ongoing process of uprooting individuals and a mainly mobile élite packing up and relocating. In this article…
Back to the Suitcase? Emigration during the Great Recession in Spain
The complex and multidimensional economic crisis experienced by Spain since 2008 significantly altered migration patterns in this country. Large scale unemployment contributed to slow down migrant inflows and accelerated out-migration flows in Spain. The media coverage of these processes created a distorted image of the patterns of migration affecting Spain during the crisis. Although the incipient economic recovery has not had a major impact in …
The Southern European migrant-based care model
The development of personal social services and female employment is intertwined, not only in the domain of childcare. With the ageing of the population, the changing forms of care and the developments in the eldercare labour market become crucial issues. The new risk of dependency represents a challenge, but also an opportunity. This paper provides an overview of the relationship between the development of long-term care policies and services in…
Controlling the Urban Fabric: The Complex Game of Distance and Proximity in E uropean Upper‐Middle‐Class Residential Strategies
This article presents an open discussion of the processes of urban secession and gentrification in contemporary E uropean cities, arguing that intergroup social dynamics in urban spaces are generally more complex than either extreme mutual avoidance or the colonization of neighbourhoods by the wealthiest groups. We analyse the residential strategies of urban upper‐middle class managers in various E uropean metropolitan areas through in‐depth semi…
The Southern European Welfare model in the post-industrial order
The discussion on the existence of a distinctive ‘Mediterranean’ welfare model has focused on the historical and politico-institutional dynamics, as well as on the policy traits of the welfare arrangements found in Southern European countries. Particular attention has been given to the external pressures and internal constraints faced by the welfare systems of these countries, as well as to what extent there is a common response to such challenge…
Engendering Redistribution, Recognition, and Representation: The Case of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in the United Kingdom and France
Immigration changed the ethnic composition of Western European societies. The new populations brought a series of culturally determined practices that challenged the liberal framework of values of the receiving states. Despite the existence of important variations between the official discourses and the actual policies finally implemented, the responses to those challenges varied with the models of integration defined by each country to deal with…
Migration and Citizenship Law in Spain: Path-dependency and Policy Change in a Recent Country of Immigration
This article analyzes the links between migratory processes and the evolution of nationality legislation in Spain. We argue that this case challenges the theoretical models that link immigration to liberalizing reforms in citizenship law. Despite large-scale immigration experienced over the last two decades, Spanish nationality law has remained strongly focused on keeping ties with Spanish communities abroad. To account for the high degree of sta…
Race and ethnicity in context: International Migration, Political Mobilization, and the Welfare State
This manuscript reviews the literature on race and ethnicity in the political context. It discusses the most important scholarship on international migration, political mobilization, and the welfare state to date, to identify current gaps and emerging lines of inquiry. Future studies are needed to better understand the mobilization of immigrants by political parties, the role of local politics for a national electoral mobilization, and the relati…
Cash for care and care employment: (Missing) debates and realities
The introduction of cash‐for‐care (CfC) schemes in different European countries over the last years has responded to a plurality of strategies aimed at attending the rising demand and increasing costs of the long‐term care needs of an ageing population. The specific system of care provision in each country shaped the response given to those challenges, as well as the room for manoeuvre for policymakers when trying to transform the domain of care …
The challenge of researching “partial exit” and “rootedness” among upper-middle classes in European cities
The rise of mobilities has paved the way for important changes within cities and the possibility for urban upper-middle classes to exit from their cities and national societies, disinvesting on them, while still taking profits in a process of deterritorialization with important consequences at the collective level. Investigating the extent to which upper-middle classes shaped and are still rooted (or not) in their cities is a challenge, even more…
Regímenes de bienestar y valores en Europa
En este artículo se analiza la relación entre la distribución de valores enla ciudadanía de los países europeos, y los equilibrios institucionales delos sistemas de protección social de los diferentes países según loconceptualizado por las tipologías de los regímenes de bienestar máscomúnmente utilizadas. Tras analizar la distribución de los valores enEuropa, y medir su efecto sobre las actitudes hacia el bienestar en losdiferentes regímenes de b…
Inmigración, sanidad, crisis económica y politización de la inmigración en España
La transformación de España en país de inmigración ha tenido un considerable impacto social y demográfico. El Estado de bienestar se ha adaptado razonablemente bien a esta evolución de la población, proporcionando un alto grado de protección a las poblaciones de origen inmigrante asentadas en España. En el actual contexto de crisis económica y fiscal que atraviesan los países de la periferia sur de la zona Euro, las autoridades sanitarias español…
Engendering Redistribution, Recognition, and Representation: The Case of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in the United Kingdom and France
Immigration changed the ethnic composition of Western European societies. The new populations brought a series of culturally determined practices that challenged the liberal framework of values of the receiving states. Despite the existence of important variations between the official discourses and the actual policies finally implemented, the responses to those challenges varied with the models of integration defined by each country to deal with…
Programmatic Actors and the Transformation of European Health Care States
In France, Germany, Spain, and the United Kingdom, the decades from the late 1980s to the present have witnessed significant change in health policy. Although this has included the spread of internal competition and growing autonomy for certain nonstate and parastate actors, it does not follow that the mechanism at work is a “neoliberal convergence.” Rather, the translation into diverse national settings of quasi-market mechanisms is accompanied …
Migration and Citizenship Law in Spain: Path-dependency and Policy Change in a Recent Country of Immigration
This article analyzes the links between migratory processes and the evolution of nationality legislation in Spain. We argue that this case challenges the theoretical models that link immigration to liberalizing reforms in citizenship law. Despite large-scale immigration experienced over the last two decades, Spanish nationality law has remained strongly focused on keeping ties with Spanish communities abroad. To account for the high degree of sta…
The Southern European migrant-based care model
The development of personal social services and female employment is intertwined, not only in the domain of childcare. With the ageing of the population, the changing forms of care and the developments in the eldercare labour market become crucial issues. The new risk of dependency represents a challenge, but also an opportunity. This paper provides an overview of the relationship between the development of long-term care policies and services in…
The Southern European Welfare model in the post-industrial order
The discussion on the existence of a distinctive ‘Mediterranean’ welfare model has focused on the historical and politico-institutional dynamics, as well as on the policy traits of the welfare arrangements found in Southern European countries. Particular attention has been given to the external pressures and internal constraints faced by the welfare systems of these countries, as well as to what extent there is a common response to such challenge…
Regímenes de bienestar y valores en Europa
En este artículo se analiza la relación entre la distribución de valores enla ciudadanía de los países europeos, y los equilibrios institucionales delos sistemas de protección social de los diferentes países según loconceptualizado por las tipologías de los regímenes de bienestar máscomúnmente utilizadas. Tras analizar la distribución de los valores enEuropa, y medir su efecto sobre las actitudes hacia el bienestar en losdiferentes regímenes de b…
Controlling the Urban Fabric: The Complex Game of Distance and Proximity in E uropean Upper‐Middle‐Class Residential Strategies
This article presents an open discussion of the processes of urban secession and gentrification in contemporary E uropean cities, arguing that intergroup social dynamics in urban spaces are generally more complex than either extreme mutual avoidance or the colonization of neighbourhoods by the wealthiest groups. We analyse the residential strategies of urban upper‐middle class managers in various E uropean metropolitan areas through in‐depth semi…
Transnational mobility and rootedness: The upper middle classes in European cities
Some authors argue that ‘mobilities’ form the distinctive feature of late modern societies and represent a new social cleavage between cosmopolitan mobile élites and urban residents more rooted in their local neighbourhoods. One assumption in contemporary discourses of rootedness is that this new transnational or global society entails an ongoing process of uprooting individuals and a mainly mobile élite packing up and relocating. In this article…
Inmigración, sanidad, crisis económica y politización de la inmigración en España
La transformación de España en país de inmigración ha tenido un considerable impacto social y demográfico. El Estado de bienestar se ha adaptado razonablemente bien a esta evolución de la población, proporcionando un alto grado de protección a las poblaciones de origen inmigrante asentadas en España. En el actual contexto de crisis económica y fiscal que atraviesan los países de la periferia sur de la zona Euro, las autoridades sanitarias español…
It is not Only About Equality. A Study on the (Other) Values That Ground Attitudes to the Welfare State
Literature on welfare attitudes has reached a stylized scheme in which egalitarian values and self-interest concerns are the two main determinants of welfare attitudes. We aim to bring forward existing research by identifying additional values that people draw on to elaborate opinions on welfare issues. Using data from the European Social Survey 2008 and 26 countries, we find that values such as multiculturalism or authoritarianism, among others,…
Globalised Minds, Roots in the City: Urban Upper‐Middle Classes in Europe
Marie‐HélèneBacqué, GaryBridge, MichaelaBenson, TimButler, EricCharmes, YankelFijalkow, EmmaJackson, LydieLaunay and StéphanieVermeersch2015: The Middle Classes and the City: A Study of Paris and Lond…
Un monde à la carte
Avec les processus de mondialisation, certains groupes sociaux développent des mobilités transnationales parmi lesquels les cadres supérieurs semblent susceptibles de tirer avantage de ces dynamiques. Il apparaît pourtant que, malgré ces mobilités, les cadres supérieurs étudiés dans cet ouvrage à Paris, Lyon, Milan et Madrid demeurent profondément ancrés dans leurs quartiers et leurs villes. Leurs choix résidentiels sont marqués par des héritages…
The New Governance of Welfare States in the United States and Europe: Between Decentralization and Centralization in the Activation Era, by Mariely López-Santana
Labor market policies in advanced economies have changed quite significantly over the past two decades. The role of states in protecting their citizens from the risk of unemployment evolved from guaranteeing income, to maximizing employability, and creating the most adequate structure of incentives to promote labor market participation. This evolution marked the emergence of the “activating” welfare state, enthusiastically promoted by internation…
Back to the Suitcase? Emigration during the Great Recession in Spain
The complex and multidimensional economic crisis experienced by Spain since 2008 significantly altered migration patterns in this country. Large scale unemployment contributed to slow down migrant inflows and accelerated out-migration flows in Spain. The media coverage of these processes created a distorted image of the patterns of migration affecting Spain during the crisis. Although the incipient economic recovery has not had a major impact in …
Race and ethnicity in context: International Migration, Political Mobilization, and the Welfare State
This manuscript reviews the literature on race and ethnicity in the political context. It discusses the most important scholarship on international migration, political mobilization, and the welfare state to date, to identify current gaps and emerging lines of inquiry. Future studies are needed to better understand the mobilization of immigrants by political parties, the role of local politics for a national electoral mobilization, and the relati…
The challenge of researching “partial exit” and “rootedness” among upper-middle classes in European cities
The rise of mobilities has paved the way for important changes within cities and the possibility for urban upper-middle classes to exit from their cities and national societies, disinvesting on them, while still taking profits in a process of deterritorialization with important consequences at the collective level. Investigating the extent to which upper-middle classes shaped and are still rooted (or not) in their cities is a challenge, even more…
Cash for care and care employment: (Missing) debates and realities
The introduction of cash‐for‐care (CfC) schemes in different European countries over the last years has responded to a plurality of strategies aimed at attending the rising demand and increasing costs of the long‐term care needs of an ageing population. The specific system of care provision in each country shaped the response given to those challenges, as well as the room for manoeuvre for policymakers when trying to transform the domain of care …
Patient mobility within national borders. Drivers and politics of cross-border healthcare agreements in the Spanish decentralized system
El reconocimiento de la pobreza infantil como asunto de Estado
España lleva muchos años arrastrando elevadas tasas de pobreza infantil. Desde mediados de la década de los noventa disponemos de datos que evidencian que la concentración de la privación económica en hogares con niños en un país con el nivel de desarrollo que tiene España resulta insólita. Sin embargo, esta situación solo comenzó a problematizarse socialmente a finales de la primera década del siglo XXI, y a colarse en la agenda política bien en…
Political science (17 works) · Economics (12 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Law (9 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (8 works) · Geography (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · Development economics (5 works) · Economic growth (5 works) · Employment and Welfare Studies (5 works)