Joseph M Palacios
Biographic Data
| ID | 250049 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joseph M Palacios |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joseph M |
| FAMILY NAME | Palacios |
| SIGNATURE | PALACIOS J M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the Basque Country |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9354-3148 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Letter: Central nodes in the reform of the Spanish Universities Law
The recent presentation of the definitive draft of the Organic Law of the Spanish University System has been preceded by a long process of consultation and negotiation with the university community, and its starting point can be found in a qualitative study carried out by the authors of this letter. That research work aimed to uncover the positions of the different sectors involved in the universities in terms of the three nodes which had been de…
La burocratización neoliberal de la participación ciudadana en España
Ante el giro participativo global que se registra en las denominadas democracias occidentales, este artículo tiene por objetivo conocer la forma particular que adopta dicho giro en España. Para ello, se realiza un análisis desde un punto de vista genético de la institucionalización de la participación ciudadana en el país entre los años 1978 y 2017. De dicho análisis se concluye la existencia de una tendencia neoliberal con la que se implementa e…
How can critical deliberative theory help to solve the methodological challenges of evaluating from a gender + perspective
This article explains why and how it is possible to give greater democratic meaning to an evaluative process by bringing into dialogue the Gender + perspective and a critical approach to deliberative theory within its design. Furthermore, it identifies the methodological challenges of using this intersectional approach to create more inclusive evaluative procedures. Taking into account the experience of the evaluation of Law 4/2005 for Equality b…
Problemas de la institucionalización y la profesionalización de la participación en contextos de profundización democrática
Desde 1970, el conocido como mundo occidental canaliza los procesos de profundización democrática a través de la institucionalización de medidas participativas y deliberativas que, progresivamente, impulsan la profesionalización del sector de la participación. Estas dinámicas de institucionalización y profesionalización están impregnadas de contradicciones que ponen en peligro el sentido inclusivo de la democratización. En concreto, en este texto…
Qué significa participar? Reflexiones sobre la construcción de las imágenes de la participación
La participación constituye el corazón de toda teoría y práctica democrática. Reflexiones clásicas y contemporáneas de la democracia se hacen eco del imperativo participativo. Sin embargo, existen distintas nociones de lo que significa participar que dependen, entre otros elementos, del posicionamiento teórico en el campo académico del agente que enuncia, y de la posición social del mismo.Considerando esa diversidad de significados, en este artíc…
Contra-públicos feministas e innovaciones democráticas. Estrategias para una profundización democrática inclusiva
This article studies the benefits and the limits of integrating feminist counterpublics in democratic innovations, through inclusive democratization processes. We take Nancy Fraser’s definition of ‘counterpublics’, and propose an operational definition that was applied in fifteen democratic innovations undertaken in the Basque Country, between 1978 and 2016. Data extracted from 42 life stories of women participating either in one of the fifteen i…
Inclusive local governance: Normative Proposals and Political Practices
This article specifies the conditions that a democratic expansion process would require in order to be inclusive in the face of complex forms of inequality. The dialogue between the qualitative analysis of an inclusive local governance experience initiated in Ottawa in 2004 and proposals to integrate the egalitarian perspective of critical deliberative theory and intersectionality theories throws up two elements that facilitate inclusive delibera…
Democratizing participation through feminism. The role of feminist subaltern counterpublics in the expansion of the Basque public sphere
This article aims to understand the limits on the expansion of the public space that is occurring through democratic innovations, and to investigate strategies for overcoming these limits. With an approach rooted in standpoint epistemology, this article studies the participation experiences of sixteen women belonging to a feminist subaltern counterpublic in fifteen apparatuses in the Autonomous Region of the Basque Country. The study considers th…
Exclusión, profundización democrática e interseccionalidad
Este artículo propone una nueva agenda de investigación para el área de los estudios de la democracia centrada en la democratización inclusiva desde un enfoque interseccional. En el marco de la epistemología del punto de vista, el texto explica el interés estratégico de comenzar a trabajar esa agenda a partir del estudio de la posición social del agente técnico de la participación. Con la consolidación de los mercados nacionales e internacionales…
Women's participation in democratic innovation apparatuses: The case of the autonomous region of the Basque country, Spain
Since 1990, many democratic regimes have seen an increasing number of democratic innovation apparatuses that have been the subject of many of the reflections of democratic theory. Furthermore, the notion of participation has been a priority since the early stages of the institutionalisation of gender studies. Many analyses of the presence and the voice of women in representative spaces and in social movements have been made. However, both areas o…
The sex of participatory democracy. An analysis of the theoretical approaches and experiences of participatory democracy from a feminist viewpoint
The generalist theory of participatory democracy and the non-essentialist feminist approach to forms of democratization have developed in parallel despite sharing an agreement to work towards more shared forms of managing power. The origin of this disunity lies, partly, in the first theoretical body's tendency to present citizen participation as a tool for democratizing the neutral and universal public space. As a result, both theoretical bodies …
Equality and diversity in democracy: How Can We Democratize Inclusively
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to propose a theoretical framework for democratize inclusively through participatory and deliberative apparatus. Design/methodology/approach The paper draws on literature from inclusion in deliberation, gender in participation and intersectionality to critically analyze the democratic deepening. By bringing into dialogue with one another “the norm of parity of participation” (Fraser, 2006), “communicative demo…
Mujeres y democracia: Qué Impide Los Proyectos De Participación Femenina
La institucionalización de las políticas de igualdad y los avances sociales promovidos por el movimiento feminista explican que cada vez haya más mujeres en disposición de materializar su proyecto de participación. No obstante, persisten las barreras para una participación inclusiva e igualitaria. Este artículo explora los elementos que condicionan los proyectos de participación de las mujeres mediante el análisis de las biografías de 42 de ellas…
Le importa el sexo a la democracia participativa
The theory of participatory democracy and no essentialist feminist approach on the forms of democratization, have been developed in parallel despite sharing an agreement to work towards the updating of the social contract. This divorce begins with the interpretation of crisis in democracy and in the formulation of the notion of participation. The result is that both theoretical bodies, shed parallel views about the elements that structure women p…
The American Jesuits: A History by Raymond A. Schroth. S. J
Reconfiguring American Civil Religion: The Triumph of Values
Rick Santorum's target in his imagined battle for the American soul is Hillary Clinton, whose It Takes a Village (1996) was a bestselling vision of American society. These two public figures claim distinctive moral visions, each derived from sacred scriptures, American lore, and simple sociological understandings of a good society. However, Santorum's It Takes a Family is a radical vision for the common good--one that is not so easy to detect fro…
Suburban Sweatshops: The Fight for Immigrant Rights
Inclusive local governance: Normative Proposals and Political Practices
This article specifies the conditions that a democratic expansion process would require in order to be inclusive in the face of complex forms of inequality. The dialogue between the qualitative analysis of an inclusive local governance experience initiated in Ottawa in 2004 and proposals to integrate the egalitarian perspective of critical deliberative theory and intersectionality theories throws up two elements that facilitate inclusive delibera…
The sex of participatory democracy. An analysis of the theoretical approaches and experiences of participatory democracy from a feminist viewpoint
The generalist theory of participatory democracy and the non-essentialist feminist approach to forms of democratization have developed in parallel despite sharing an agreement to work towards more shared forms of managing power. The origin of this disunity lies, partly, in the first theoretical body's tendency to present citizen participation as a tool for democratizing the neutral and universal public space. As a result, both theoretical bodies …
Exclusión, profundización democrática e interseccionalidad
Este artículo propone una nueva agenda de investigación para el área de los estudios de la democracia centrada en la democratización inclusiva desde un enfoque interseccional. En el marco de la epistemología del punto de vista, el texto explica el interés estratégico de comenzar a trabajar esa agenda a partir del estudio de la posición social del agente técnico de la participación. Con la consolidación de los mercados nacionales e internacionales…
Women's participation in democratic innovation apparatuses: The case of the autonomous region of the Basque country, Spain
Since 1990, many democratic regimes have seen an increasing number of democratic innovation apparatuses that have been the subject of many of the reflections of democratic theory. Furthermore, the notion of participation has been a priority since the early stages of the institutionalisation of gender studies. Many analyses of the presence and the voice of women in representative spaces and in social movements have been made. However, both areas o…
Equality and diversity in democracy: How Can We Democratize Inclusively
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to propose a theoretical framework for democratize inclusively through participatory and deliberative apparatus. Design/methodology/approach The paper draws on literature from inclusion in deliberation, gender in participation and intersectionality to critically analyze the democratic deepening. By bringing into dialogue with one another “the norm of parity of participation” (Fraser, 2006), “communicative demo…
Le importa el sexo a la democracia participativa
The theory of participatory democracy and no essentialist feminist approach on the forms of democratization, have been developed in parallel despite sharing an agreement to work towards the updating of the social contract. This divorce begins with the interpretation of crisis in democracy and in the formulation of the notion of participation. The result is that both theoretical bodies, shed parallel views about the elements that structure women p…
La burocratización neoliberal de la participación ciudadana en España
Ante el giro participativo global que se registra en las denominadas democracias occidentales, este artículo tiene por objetivo conocer la forma particular que adopta dicho giro en España. Para ello, se realiza un análisis desde un punto de vista genético de la institucionalización de la participación ciudadana en el país entre los años 1978 y 2017. De dicho análisis se concluye la existencia de una tendencia neoliberal con la que se implementa e…
How can critical deliberative theory help to solve the methodological challenges of evaluating from a gender + perspective
This article explains why and how it is possible to give greater democratic meaning to an evaluative process by bringing into dialogue the Gender + perspective and a critical approach to deliberative theory within its design. Furthermore, it identifies the methodological challenges of using this intersectional approach to create more inclusive evaluative procedures. Taking into account the experience of the evaluation of Law 4/2005 for Equality b…
Mujeres y democracia: Qué Impide Los Proyectos De Participación Femenina
La institucionalización de las políticas de igualdad y los avances sociales promovidos por el movimiento feminista explican que cada vez haya más mujeres en disposición de materializar su proyecto de participación. No obstante, persisten las barreras para una participación inclusiva e igualitaria. Este artículo explora los elementos que condicionan los proyectos de participación de las mujeres mediante el análisis de las biografías de 42 de ellas…
Democratizing participation through feminism. The role of feminist subaltern counterpublics in the expansion of the Basque public sphere
This article aims to understand the limits on the expansion of the public space that is occurring through democratic innovations, and to investigate strategies for overcoming these limits. With an approach rooted in standpoint epistemology, this article studies the participation experiences of sixteen women belonging to a feminist subaltern counterpublic in fifteen apparatuses in the Autonomous Region of the Basque Country. The study considers th…
Reconfiguring American Civil Religion: The Triumph of Values
Rick Santorum's target in his imagined battle for the American soul is Hillary Clinton, whose It Takes a Village (1996) was a bestselling vision of American society. These two public figures claim distinctive moral visions, each derived from sacred scriptures, American lore, and simple sociological understandings of a good society. However, Santorum's It Takes a Family is a radical vision for the common good--one that is not so easy to detect fro…
Suburban Sweatshops: The Fight for Immigrant Rights
The American Jesuits: A History by Raymond A. Schroth. S. J
Le importa el sexo a la democracia participativa
The theory of participatory democracy and no essentialist feminist approach on the forms of democratization, have been developed in parallel despite sharing an agreement to work towards the updating of the social contract. This divorce begins with the interpretation of crisis in democracy and in the formulation of the notion of participation. The result is that both theoretical bodies, shed parallel views about the elements that structure women p…
Women's participation in democratic innovation apparatuses: The case of the autonomous region of the Basque country, Spain
Since 1990, many democratic regimes have seen an increasing number of democratic innovation apparatuses that have been the subject of many of the reflections of democratic theory. Furthermore, the notion of participation has been a priority since the early stages of the institutionalisation of gender studies. Many analyses of the presence and the voice of women in representative spaces and in social movements have been made. However, both areas o…
The sex of participatory democracy. An analysis of the theoretical approaches and experiences of participatory democracy from a feminist viewpoint
The generalist theory of participatory democracy and the non-essentialist feminist approach to forms of democratization have developed in parallel despite sharing an agreement to work towards more shared forms of managing power. The origin of this disunity lies, partly, in the first theoretical body's tendency to present citizen participation as a tool for democratizing the neutral and universal public space. As a result, both theoretical bodies …
Equality and diversity in democracy: How Can We Democratize Inclusively
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to propose a theoretical framework for democratize inclusively through participatory and deliberative apparatus. Design/methodology/approach The paper draws on literature from inclusion in deliberation, gender in participation and intersectionality to critically analyze the democratic deepening. By bringing into dialogue with one another “the norm of parity of participation” (Fraser, 2006), “communicative demo…
Mujeres y democracia: Qué Impide Los Proyectos De Participación Femenina
La institucionalización de las políticas de igualdad y los avances sociales promovidos por el movimiento feminista explican que cada vez haya más mujeres en disposición de materializar su proyecto de participación. No obstante, persisten las barreras para una participación inclusiva e igualitaria. Este artículo explora los elementos que condicionan los proyectos de participación de las mujeres mediante el análisis de las biografías de 42 de ellas…
Contra-públicos feministas e innovaciones democráticas. Estrategias para una profundización democrática inclusiva
This article studies the benefits and the limits of integrating feminist counterpublics in democratic innovations, through inclusive democratization processes. We take Nancy Fraser’s definition of ‘counterpublics’, and propose an operational definition that was applied in fifteen democratic innovations undertaken in the Basque Country, between 1978 and 2016. Data extracted from 42 life stories of women participating either in one of the fifteen i…
Inclusive local governance: Normative Proposals and Political Practices
This article specifies the conditions that a democratic expansion process would require in order to be inclusive in the face of complex forms of inequality. The dialogue between the qualitative analysis of an inclusive local governance experience initiated in Ottawa in 2004 and proposals to integrate the egalitarian perspective of critical deliberative theory and intersectionality theories throws up two elements that facilitate inclusive delibera…
Democratizing participation through feminism. The role of feminist subaltern counterpublics in the expansion of the Basque public sphere
This article aims to understand the limits on the expansion of the public space that is occurring through democratic innovations, and to investigate strategies for overcoming these limits. With an approach rooted in standpoint epistemology, this article studies the participation experiences of sixteen women belonging to a feminist subaltern counterpublic in fifteen apparatuses in the Autonomous Region of the Basque Country. The study considers th…
Exclusión, profundización democrática e interseccionalidad
Este artículo propone una nueva agenda de investigación para el área de los estudios de la democracia centrada en la democratización inclusiva desde un enfoque interseccional. En el marco de la epistemología del punto de vista, el texto explica el interés estratégico de comenzar a trabajar esa agenda a partir del estudio de la posición social del agente técnico de la participación. Con la consolidación de los mercados nacionales e internacionales…
Problemas de la institucionalización y la profesionalización de la participación en contextos de profundización democrática
Desde 1970, el conocido como mundo occidental canaliza los procesos de profundización democrática a través de la institucionalización de medidas participativas y deliberativas que, progresivamente, impulsan la profesionalización del sector de la participación. Estas dinámicas de institucionalización y profesionalización están impregnadas de contradicciones que ponen en peligro el sentido inclusivo de la democratización. En concreto, en este texto…
Qué significa participar? Reflexiones sobre la construcción de las imágenes de la participación
La participación constituye el corazón de toda teoría y práctica democrática. Reflexiones clásicas y contemporáneas de la democracia se hacen eco del imperativo participativo. Sin embargo, existen distintas nociones de lo que significa participar que dependen, entre otros elementos, del posicionamiento teórico en el campo académico del agente que enuncia, y de la posición social del mismo.Considerando esa diversidad de significados, en este artíc…
How can critical deliberative theory help to solve the methodological challenges of evaluating from a gender + perspective
This article explains why and how it is possible to give greater democratic meaning to an evaluative process by bringing into dialogue the Gender + perspective and a critical approach to deliberative theory within its design. Furthermore, it identifies the methodological challenges of using this intersectional approach to create more inclusive evaluative procedures. Taking into account the experience of the evaluation of Law 4/2005 for Equality b…
La burocratización neoliberal de la participación ciudadana en España
Ante el giro participativo global que se registra en las denominadas democracias occidentales, este artículo tiene por objetivo conocer la forma particular que adopta dicho giro en España. Para ello, se realiza un análisis desde un punto de vista genético de la institucionalización de la participación ciudadana en el país entre los años 1978 y 2017. De dicho análisis se concluye la existencia de una tendencia neoliberal con la que se implementa e…
Letter: Central nodes in the reform of the Spanish Universities Law
The recent presentation of the definitive draft of the Organic Law of the Spanish University System has been preceded by a long process of consultation and negotiation with the university community, and its starting point can be found in a qualitative study carried out by the authors of this letter. That research work aimed to uncover the positions of the different sectors involved in the universities in terms of the three nodes which had been de…
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