Nayla Fuster
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 256946 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Nayla Fuster |
| NOMBRES | Nayla |
| APELLIDO | Fuster |
| FIRMA | FUSTER N |
| AFILIACIONES | Universidad de Málaga |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5874-2467 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Perceiving Vegetation From Social Positions
Understanding how vegetation is perceived, named and valued requires attention to the social positions from which these perceptions are produced. This article analyses vegetation perception from different social positions based on qualitative research conducted in the province of Jaén (Andalusia, Spain), a Mediterranean landscape characterized by high plant diversity and the predominance of olive cultivation. Drawing on discussion groups with the…
Fragmenting urban space
The relationship between social inequality and residential segregation is neither linear nor straightforward, and the same applies to the link between segregation and the expansion of residential compounds – housing developments with shared amenities and varying degrees of physical or symbolic enclosure. While much of the literature assumes that these developments contribute to increasing segregation – particularly in the case of gated communitie…
Security or tranquillity? what people value in residential compounds
The phenomenon of residential compounds is increasingly prevalent in today’s society. Fear of crime is one of the main explanations for the proliferation of gated communities, the most closed type of residential compound. They reflect a privatisation of public space and the desire of the most privileged groups to control access to their residential enclaves. Considering that in Southern Europe this phenomenon exhibits more morphological and socia…
I Don't Intend to Make Friends Among My Neighbours
Residential compounds are an emerging model of urbanisation at a global level that could promote intra-neighbourhood rapprochement and interaction. However, the intra-neighbourhood relationships that occur in these urbanisations have been studied mainly in the more enclosed and more upper-class compounds. In this paper we analyse the discourses of residents and non-residents in different residential compounds and socio-economic statuses in the Gr…
People Like Us
Residential compounds have become a widespread and popular way of life. Today, we find a great structural and social diversity of compounds. While evidence suggests that living in the most closed settings, such as gated communities, is often linked to the desire of the upper-middle class's desire to associate with people of similar status, research on what kind of elective belonging can be found among working classes remains limited. This qualita…
Cultura Importa
Diferentes investigaciones muestran cómo la conducta residencial y la emancipación de los jóvenes se ve afectada por factores culturales y las trayectorias migratorias previas. Nuestro objetivo es analizar las diferencias en los discursos sobre la emancipación entre jóvenes autóctonos e inmigrantes en España. Para ello nos apoyamos en datos de dos encuestas diferentes, y especialmente en una investigación cualitativa a partir de entrevistas y gru…
All is land, but not all is landscape
Political and academic discourses generally argue that it is possible for all land to be viewed as landscape. Research into social discourse about the landscape, however, reveals that only certain parts of the land possess the characteristics required for its inhabitants to consider it as landscape, as this study shows by analysing several interviews and focus group discussions conducted in two provinces in the south of Spain (Granada and Almería…
In the Face of Uncertainty, Peer-Training
The training offered to university teaching staff tends to be scant, voluntary and heavily oriented toward novice teachers. With the arrival of Covid-19 and the sudden switch to online teaching, training became an urgent need for teachers. In this context, some faculty members of the University of *anonimizado* created a multi-cohort faculty peer-training group for collaborative learning in multimodal teaching methods. This paper describes the in…
El papel de la experiencia residencial en la elección de entorno. Trayectorias residenciales de centralización y suburbanización
La importancia de la experiencia residencial de los sujetos en sus decisiones de movilidad es un hecho reconocido, sin embargo, apenas existen estudios al respecto que traten de cuantificar el efecto de dicho bagaje residencial, y aún menos que traten de analizar cómo puede modular las decisiones de movilidad. En el presente trabajo respondemos precisamente a estas dos cuestiones: ¿cómo influye la experiencia residencial previa de los sujetos con…
From a culture of homeownership to generation rent
Across many advanced economies, changing housing dynamics have destabilized traditional adulthood transitions. This article examines how such transformations, especially in the aftermath of the economic crisis, affect fundamental societal expectations and aspirations surrounding tenure choices and home leaving. Through a series of discussion groups and interviews among young adults in Spain – a salient context of embedded homeownership culture – …
La importancia de los factores espaciales y contextuales en la movilidad residencial
La movilidad residencial es un fenómeno capaz de reconfigurar las ciudades alterando o renovando sus estructuras demográficas y sociales. Pero esta relación entre espacios urbanos y desplazamiento funciona en ambos sentidos, por lo que los contextos también modelan y alteran las movilidades de la población. Los modelos explicativos actuales de los cambios de domicilio parten de una serie de detonantes individuales y de hogar de la movilidad, resu…
From a culture of homeownership to generation rent
Across many advanced economies, changing housing dynamics have destabilized traditional adulthood transitions. This article examines how such transformations, especially in the aftermath of the economic crisis, affect fundamental societal expectations and aspirations surrounding tenure choices and home leaving. Through a series of discussion groups and interviews among young adults in Spain – a salient context of embedded homeownership culture – …
All is land, but not all is landscape
Political and academic discourses generally argue that it is possible for all land to be viewed as landscape. Research into social discourse about the landscape, however, reveals that only certain parts of the land possess the characteristics required for its inhabitants to consider it as landscape, as this study shows by analysing several interviews and focus group discussions conducted in two provinces in the south of Spain (Granada and Almería…
People Like Us
Residential compounds have become a widespread and popular way of life. Today, we find a great structural and social diversity of compounds. While evidence suggests that living in the most closed settings, such as gated communities, is often linked to the desire of the upper-middle class's desire to associate with people of similar status, research on what kind of elective belonging can be found among working classes remains limited. This qualita…
La importancia de los factores espaciales y contextuales en la movilidad residencial
La movilidad residencial es un fenómeno capaz de reconfigurar las ciudades alterando o renovando sus estructuras demográficas y sociales. Pero esta relación entre espacios urbanos y desplazamiento funciona en ambos sentidos, por lo que los contextos también modelan y alteran las movilidades de la población. Los modelos explicativos actuales de los cambios de domicilio parten de una serie de detonantes individuales y de hogar de la movilidad, resu…
From a culture of homeownership to generation rent
Across many advanced economies, changing housing dynamics have destabilized traditional adulthood transitions. This article examines how such transformations, especially in the aftermath of the economic crisis, affect fundamental societal expectations and aspirations surrounding tenure choices and home leaving. Through a series of discussion groups and interviews among young adults in Spain – a salient context of embedded homeownership culture – …
El papel de la experiencia residencial en la elección de entorno. Trayectorias residenciales de centralización y suburbanización
La importancia de la experiencia residencial de los sujetos en sus decisiones de movilidad es un hecho reconocido, sin embargo, apenas existen estudios al respecto que traten de cuantificar el efecto de dicho bagaje residencial, y aún menos que traten de analizar cómo puede modular las decisiones de movilidad. En el presente trabajo respondemos precisamente a estas dos cuestiones: ¿cómo influye la experiencia residencial previa de los sujetos con…
In the Face of Uncertainty, Peer-Training
The training offered to university teaching staff tends to be scant, voluntary and heavily oriented toward novice teachers. With the arrival of Covid-19 and the sudden switch to online teaching, training became an urgent need for teachers. In this context, some faculty members of the University of *anonimizado* created a multi-cohort faculty peer-training group for collaborative learning in multimodal teaching methods. This paper describes the in…
All is land, but not all is landscape
Political and academic discourses generally argue that it is possible for all land to be viewed as landscape. Research into social discourse about the landscape, however, reveals that only certain parts of the land possess the characteristics required for its inhabitants to consider it as landscape, as this study shows by analysing several interviews and focus group discussions conducted in two provinces in the south of Spain (Granada and Almería…
Cultura Importa
Diferentes investigaciones muestran cómo la conducta residencial y la emancipación de los jóvenes se ve afectada por factores culturales y las trayectorias migratorias previas. Nuestro objetivo es analizar las diferencias en los discursos sobre la emancipación entre jóvenes autóctonos e inmigrantes en España. Para ello nos apoyamos en datos de dos encuestas diferentes, y especialmente en una investigación cualitativa a partir de entrevistas y gru…
Security or tranquillity? what people value in residential compounds
The phenomenon of residential compounds is increasingly prevalent in today’s society. Fear of crime is one of the main explanations for the proliferation of gated communities, the most closed type of residential compound. They reflect a privatisation of public space and the desire of the most privileged groups to control access to their residential enclaves. Considering that in Southern Europe this phenomenon exhibits more morphological and socia…
I Don't Intend to Make Friends Among My Neighbours
Residential compounds are an emerging model of urbanisation at a global level that could promote intra-neighbourhood rapprochement and interaction. However, the intra-neighbourhood relationships that occur in these urbanisations have been studied mainly in the more enclosed and more upper-class compounds. In this paper we analyse the discourses of residents and non-residents in different residential compounds and socio-economic statuses in the Gr…
People Like Us
Residential compounds have become a widespread and popular way of life. Today, we find a great structural and social diversity of compounds. While evidence suggests that living in the most closed settings, such as gated communities, is often linked to the desire of the upper-middle class's desire to associate with people of similar status, research on what kind of elective belonging can be found among working classes remains limited. This qualita…
Perceiving Vegetation From Social Positions
Understanding how vegetation is perceived, named and valued requires attention to the social positions from which these perceptions are produced. This article analyses vegetation perception from different social positions based on qualitative research conducted in the province of Jaén (Andalusia, Spain), a Mediterranean landscape characterized by high plant diversity and the predominance of olive cultivation. Drawing on discussion groups with the…
Fragmenting urban space
The relationship between social inequality and residential segregation is neither linear nor straightforward, and the same applies to the link between segregation and the expansion of residential compounds – housing developments with shared amenities and varying degrees of physical or symbolic enclosure. While much of the literature assumes that these developments contribute to increasing segregation – particularly in the case of gated communitie…
Sociology (6 obras) · Art (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (3 obras) · Cartography (2 obras) · Diversity (politics) (2 obras) · Gender Studies (2 obras) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (2 obras) · Humanities (2 obras)