Ariadna Munté-Pascual
Biographic Data
| ID | 326597 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ariadna Munté-Pascual |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ariadna |
| FAMILY NAME | Munté-Pascual |
| SIGNATURE | MUNTÉ-PASCUAL A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat de Barcelona |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2226-634X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 67 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Roma Community Strategies to Prevent and Address Gender-Based Violence
This article examines community-driven strategies developed within the Roma population to prevent and respond to gender-based violence, highlighting mechanisms that support women’s safety while respecting Roma identity and cultural frameworks. Adopting a qualitative design grounded in Communicative Methodology (CM) and Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR), we analyzed N = 28 participants, comprising 6 semi-structured interviews with prof…
Overcoming the digital divide: Roma communities’ digital empowerment strategies and actions during Covid-19 in Spain
The scientific literature has previously analyzed how the digital divide increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly among vulnerable groups such as the Roma community. Less research has explored certain minority dynamics emerging within Roma communities, which are being used as a basis for policies and professional actions aimed at transforming the situation of the Roma community as a whole. This article presents the results of an R&D&I…
Dialogic scientific gatherings: Promoting inclusive health participation and communication among non-academic Roma women
There is evidence that Dialogic Scientific Gatherings (DSG) are an effective intervention for inclusive health communication, demonstrating a positive impact on promoting healthy habits. This is particularly relevant for groups that typically face more health issues due to socioeconomic and educational inequalities. However, the implementation of DSG with non-academic Roma women, one of the groups historically suffering from these inequalities, h…
Achieving the same educational opportunities for all: Overcoming hoax interpretations of the Pisa results
Despite discourses in the media and by some ‘experts’ that claim that students’ socioeconomic and migration status determine academic achievement, research has already shown that these are only correlations and that what determines academic achievement are the actions implemented in a school. Research has provided evidence of Successful Educational Actions (SEA) that have achieved excellent results among all students in very diverse contexts. Thi…
The Third Sector of Social Action and Roma People During the Covid-19 Pandemic
The most recent scientific literature shows the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on socially vulnerable groups such as Roma people. Non-profit social initiative organizations were active agents in overcoming the effects of the pandemic. This article shows the role that Third Sector of Social Action organizations played in alleviating the impact of the pandemic in collaboration with the Roma community itself, as part of the R&D&I research project …
Not all men: The debates in social networks on masculinities and consent
Evidence shows the role men can have to contribute to the prevention of non-consensual relationships and gender violence, mainly fostering educational and social strategies which strengthen egalitarian male models that take consent as a key aspect in their sexual and affective relationships. In this regard, social networks show the existence of discourses that reinforce these male models. However, there is a gap in the analysis of how the previou…
Asserting the visibility of social work in science
Scientific evidence has shown that Social Work has frequently been considered a second-level discipline in the traditional sexist hierarchy, because pioneers and most social workers are women. The twofold objective of this article is to analyze the dynamics that overcome this consideration and to put forward actions to go further in the near future. The factors that limit these actions and those that make them possible are studied. This article e…
Roma Women’s Role in the Health Preservation of Their Communities during the Covid-19 Pandemic
The scientific literature has evidenced the stereotypes that affect the Roma people, which are detrimental to their access to the health systems in various countries. With the COVID-19 pandemic, this situation has been aggravated by falsely blaming, on many occasions, the Roma people as spreaders of the virus for supposedly not complying with the norms established by the health authorities. However, it has not been explored in depth what actions …
Sappho Scientific Evidence Platform on Gender: Narratives of Academics and Non-Academics about a Community Science Case
Modern society's digitization has led to the creation of online science platforms. Research shows that academic-oriented platforms boost active research teams, enhance scientific collaboration, and encourage manuscript reviews. However, there is limited research on platforms for citizen participation in science. This study examines the Sappho Scientific Evidence Platform, which aims to provide a science-based participatory tool with a focus on ge…
Overcoming Bureaucratization. Rethinking the Social Work Model in Dialogue with Roma
Social Work was born to find and implement actions that succeed at alleviating or overcoming human suffering. Far from this objective, the scientific literature has highlighted that, during the pandemic, the serious situation of disadvantaged communities, including much of the Roma community, has underscored the historical evolution of the discipline towards bureaucratization. However, more research is needed to identify and analyze the actions t…
A Dialogue with Grassroots Romani Women Leaders in Spain About Their Views on Roma Feminism
Scientific debates surrounding feminism in the 21st century increasingly call for mainstream feminism to include the voices of non-white women, as well as looking also at the work and expressions of feminism taking place in the Global South. While progress has been made in the United States in acknowledging the work and demands of non-white feminism, Europe lags behind in recognizing and amplifying the feminist contributions and demands of its la…
Dialogic scientific gatherings with mothers and teachers from a primary school: Raising awareness about the impact of gender and education research
Social science unveils new ways of engaging communities in science. However, it has not yet been analysed how dialogic scientific gatherings (DSGs), a community science action, involve communities to benefit from the research on two sustainable development goals: quality education and gender equality. Within the framework of the EU H2020-funded project “ALLINTERACT Widening and diversifying citizen engagement in science” (Flecha and ALLINTERACT C…
You Are Not Alone: The (In)Visible Homeless and the Role of Social Workers and Related Professionals
The scientific literature has already shown that health information is a factor that contributes to reduce health disparities, improving the situation of vulnerable groups, such as homeless people. However, less is known about the ways that health information has been spread by social workers and related professionals to homeless people in the first moments of the COVID-19 pandemic. This work analyses some social work actions related to health in…
Dialogic reconstruction of memories of violent sexual-affective relationships via dialogic gatherings of “Radical Love”
When a violent intimate relationship occurs, this experience becomes part of the person’s autobiographical memory. Given its prospective functions, the reconstruction of those memories of violent sexual-affective relationships could be an effective tool to prevent future revictimization. The study presented in this article examined the impact of a dialogic gathering of the Radical Love book on the reconstruction of memories of violent sexual- aff…
Study to Change Destiny. Elements That Promote Successful Trajectories in Young People who Have Been in Residential Care
Scientific evidence shows that young people who have been in alternative care are more vulnerable than youth in the general population. This disadvantage is even more pronounced in the case of those who have been in residential care. A main factor associated with this greater vulnerability is low academic attainment, which is reflected in the scarcity of these youth accessing higher education. This qualitative research gathers the voices of twelv…
Social Impact Indicators in the Context of the Roma Community: Contributions to the Debate on Methodological Implications
Researching with methodologies focused on social impact in line with the SDGs is one of the priority orientations of the Horizon Europe program, as shown in the official European Commission document on impacts for this program. In this sense, researchers must forecast how their project will improve citizens' lives. Until now, many investigations showed the evaluation of the social impact through knowledge transfer activities that, although undoub…
Jane Addams, Coherence in Uncertain Times: A Political Entrepreneurship in Social Work
Since its inception, social work has promoted the defense of human rights and social justice. Doing so has also implied having an influence in the political arena. Although, in some contexts, participation in the political arena of social workers is limited. Based on an analysis of the figure of Jane Addams, using a bibliographic analysis, this study shows the role that social work can play in changing policies and the importance of being coheren…
Believers, Attractiveness and Values
Societies are undergoing an intensive process of transformation, and the role that religion plays in guiding such rapid changes remains underexplored. In recent decades, postmodern discourse has hindered the attractiveness of involvement in religious affairs and reading sacred books, highlighting how "uncool" and useless these practices are in responding to current daily life challenges. Decades of research have evidenced the positive impact of r…
Social work and the Roma community: Elements to improve current practices
Although the Roma community is the largest ethnic minority in Europe, it continues to experience inequality and exclusion in all social areas. In social work, the literature identifies limitations in providing effective responses to the problems faced by this community. The identification and analysis of practices that have demonstrated a positive impact in overcoming the inequalities of the Roma community become crucial for improving the design …
The Invisible Feminist Action of Roma Families
In this article, we analyze the role of Roma families in shaping the paths of academic success of Roma women (hereinafter, the Romí). Our findings challenge biased views of Roma culture as a reproducer of gender inequality, which is assumed to be higher among the Roma than in other cultures. Recent advancements in the field of cultural and feminist studies show the role of Romí as agents of change in gender relations, which contributes to overcom…
Dialogic literary gatherings and out‐of‐home child care: Creation of new meanings through classic literature
Research on out‐of‐home child care has revealed that foster care programmes focused on educational attainment and reading have the potential to improve the academic outcomes of children in care. However, no studies have examined which elements of these programmes positively benefit children's emotional well‐being. This article presents evidence of the positive effects of implementing a successful educational action, dialogic literary gatherings, …
The Naked Wind Turns/the Corner in Surprise: A Transformative Narrative About Roma Inclusion
This article constitutes a narrative of the life events of Antonio, a man belonging to the Roma community. His life story combines passages of exclusion, in which Antonio was the target of cultural bias that even led him to be imprisoned, with transformative experiences that were greatly influenced by his participation in a Dialogic Literary Gathering. Through the shared reading of Federico García Lorca's Gypsy Ballads, he strengthened his identi…
Solidarity networks that challenge racialized discourses: The case of Romani immigrant women in Spain
In the midst of the global financial crisis and in the ‘anti-race era’, Europe has witnessed a revival of deeply racialized discourses targeting the Roma, leading to new discriminatory practices and legitimating existing ones in many social domains. While westward Roma immigration has spurred these discourses, it has also favored the emergence of invisible grassroots reactions against them that need to be further analyzed. Drawing on interviews w…
El "Sueño de Barrio" ¿Un nuevo modelo de Trabajo Social
A menudo se plantea una disyuntiva de elección entre los diferentes métodos clásicos de intervención social, como si el uso del uno o del otro fuera necesariamente excluyente. El presente artículo muestra cómo la integración de los tres métodos en una misma intervención puede darse sin ningún tipo de conflicto metodológico, si se parte de un marco teórico o modelo de referencia que contemple esta posibilidad. Tras una parte introductoria sobre la…
Immigrant and Native Romani Women in Spain: Building Alliances and Developing Shared Strategies
Romani women, both immigrant and native, face a greater risk of social exclusion because of the prejudices that mainstream society has about the Roma, and especially because they are women and some of them immigrants as well. This paper analyses how Romani immigrant and native women are building pan-ethnic identities, sharing alliances and developing common strategies in Spain. Previous studies on Romani women have tended to see them as passive a…
From Research to Policy: Roma Participation Through Communicative Organization
For centuries, Roma people's social exclusion has been reinforced through research that has legitimized stereotypes rather than helping to overcome them. This has led Roma people to refuse to participate in the kind of research that has contributed to discrimination against them. We describe how the critical communicative methodology, used in the European Framework Programme, provides Roma people with the opportunity to participate in research at…
Dialogic literary gatherings and out‐of‐home child care: Creation of new meanings through classic literature
Research on out‐of‐home child care has revealed that foster care programmes focused on educational attainment and reading have the potential to improve the academic outcomes of children in care. However, no studies have examined which elements of these programmes positively benefit children's emotional well‐being. This article presents evidence of the positive effects of implementing a successful educational action, dialogic literary gatherings, …
Solidarity networks that challenge racialized discourses: The case of Romani immigrant women in Spain
In the midst of the global financial crisis and in the ‘anti-race era’, Europe has witnessed a revival of deeply racialized discourses targeting the Roma, leading to new discriminatory practices and legitimating existing ones in many social domains. While westward Roma immigration has spurred these discourses, it has also favored the emergence of invisible grassroots reactions against them that need to be further analyzed. Drawing on interviews w…
The Invisible Feminist Action of Roma Families
In this article, we analyze the role of Roma families in shaping the paths of academic success of Roma women (hereinafter, the Romí). Our findings challenge biased views of Roma culture as a reproducer of gender inequality, which is assumed to be higher among the Roma than in other cultures. Recent advancements in the field of cultural and feminist studies show the role of Romí as agents of change in gender relations, which contributes to overcom…
Immigrant and Native Romani Women in Spain: Building Alliances and Developing Shared Strategies
Romani women, both immigrant and native, face a greater risk of social exclusion because of the prejudices that mainstream society has about the Roma, and especially because they are women and some of them immigrants as well. This paper analyses how Romani immigrant and native women are building pan-ethnic identities, sharing alliances and developing common strategies in Spain. Previous studies on Romani women have tended to see them as passive a…
A Dialogue with Grassroots Romani Women Leaders in Spain About Their Views on Roma Feminism
Scientific debates surrounding feminism in the 21st century increasingly call for mainstream feminism to include the voices of non-white women, as well as looking also at the work and expressions of feminism taking place in the Global South. While progress has been made in the United States in acknowledging the work and demands of non-white feminism, Europe lags behind in recognizing and amplifying the feminist contributions and demands of its la…
The Naked Wind Turns/the Corner in Surprise: A Transformative Narrative About Roma Inclusion
This article constitutes a narrative of the life events of Antonio, a man belonging to the Roma community. His life story combines passages of exclusion, in which Antonio was the target of cultural bias that even led him to be imprisoned, with transformative experiences that were greatly influenced by his participation in a Dialogic Literary Gathering. Through the shared reading of Federico García Lorca's Gypsy Ballads, he strengthened his identi…
Social Impact Indicators in the Context of the Roma Community: Contributions to the Debate on Methodological Implications
Researching with methodologies focused on social impact in line with the SDGs is one of the priority orientations of the Horizon Europe program, as shown in the official European Commission document on impacts for this program. In this sense, researchers must forecast how their project will improve citizens' lives. Until now, many investigations showed the evaluation of the social impact through knowledge transfer activities that, although undoub…
Social work and the Roma community: Elements to improve current practices
Although the Roma community is the largest ethnic minority in Europe, it continues to experience inequality and exclusion in all social areas. In social work, the literature identifies limitations in providing effective responses to the problems faced by this community. The identification and analysis of practices that have demonstrated a positive impact in overcoming the inequalities of the Roma community become crucial for improving the design …
Jane Addams, Coherence in Uncertain Times: A Political Entrepreneurship in Social Work
Since its inception, social work has promoted the defense of human rights and social justice. Doing so has also implied having an influence in the political arena. Although, in some contexts, participation in the political arena of social workers is limited. Based on an analysis of the figure of Jane Addams, using a bibliographic analysis, this study shows the role that social work can play in changing policies and the importance of being coheren…
Believers, Attractiveness and Values
Societies are undergoing an intensive process of transformation, and the role that religion plays in guiding such rapid changes remains underexplored. In recent decades, postmodern discourse has hindered the attractiveness of involvement in religious affairs and reading sacred books, highlighting how "uncool" and useless these practices are in responding to current daily life challenges. Decades of research have evidenced the positive impact of r…
Dialogicidad y poder en el discurso racista y antirracista
Los discursos que se generan entre sujetos en situaciones comunicativas reales incluyen, aunque se generen dentro de una relación dialógica, interacciones dialógicas y de poder. Cuando un empresario entrevista a una mujer gitana, musulmana o de un grupo cultural minoritario para un puesto de trabajo, aunque tenga muy buenas intenciones, la relación no es puramente dialógica, pues existen interacciones de poder fruto tanto de la estructura social …
From Research to Policy: Roma Participation Through Communicative Organization
For centuries, Roma people's social exclusion has been reinforced through research that has legitimized stereotypes rather than helping to overcome them. This has led Roma people to refuse to participate in the kind of research that has contributed to discrimination against them. We describe how the critical communicative methodology, used in the European Framework Programme, provides Roma people with the opportunity to participate in research at…
El "Sueño de Barrio" ¿Un nuevo modelo de Trabajo Social
A menudo se plantea una disyuntiva de elección entre los diferentes métodos clásicos de intervención social, como si el uso del uno o del otro fuera necesariamente excluyente. El presente artículo muestra cómo la integración de los tres métodos en una misma intervención puede darse sin ningún tipo de conflicto metodológico, si se parte de un marco teórico o modelo de referencia que contemple esta posibilidad. Tras una parte introductoria sobre la…
Immigrant and Native Romani Women in Spain: Building Alliances and Developing Shared Strategies
Romani women, both immigrant and native, face a greater risk of social exclusion because of the prejudices that mainstream society has about the Roma, and especially because they are women and some of them immigrants as well. This paper analyses how Romani immigrant and native women are building pan-ethnic identities, sharing alliances and developing common strategies in Spain. Previous studies on Romani women have tended to see them as passive a…
Solidarity networks that challenge racialized discourses: The case of Romani immigrant women in Spain
In the midst of the global financial crisis and in the ‘anti-race era’, Europe has witnessed a revival of deeply racialized discourses targeting the Roma, leading to new discriminatory practices and legitimating existing ones in many social domains. While westward Roma immigration has spurred these discourses, it has also favored the emergence of invisible grassroots reactions against them that need to be further analyzed. Drawing on interviews w…
The Naked Wind Turns/the Corner in Surprise: A Transformative Narrative About Roma Inclusion
This article constitutes a narrative of the life events of Antonio, a man belonging to the Roma community. His life story combines passages of exclusion, in which Antonio was the target of cultural bias that even led him to be imprisoned, with transformative experiences that were greatly influenced by his participation in a Dialogic Literary Gathering. Through the shared reading of Federico García Lorca's Gypsy Ballads, he strengthened his identi…
Dialogic literary gatherings and out‐of‐home child care: Creation of new meanings through classic literature
Research on out‐of‐home child care has revealed that foster care programmes focused on educational attainment and reading have the potential to improve the academic outcomes of children in care. However, no studies have examined which elements of these programmes positively benefit children's emotional well‐being. This article presents evidence of the positive effects of implementing a successful educational action, dialogic literary gatherings, …
Social work and the Roma community: Elements to improve current practices
Although the Roma community is the largest ethnic minority in Europe, it continues to experience inequality and exclusion in all social areas. In social work, the literature identifies limitations in providing effective responses to the problems faced by this community. The identification and analysis of practices that have demonstrated a positive impact in overcoming the inequalities of the Roma community become crucial for improving the design …
The Invisible Feminist Action of Roma Families
In this article, we analyze the role of Roma families in shaping the paths of academic success of Roma women (hereinafter, the Romí). Our findings challenge biased views of Roma culture as a reproducer of gender inequality, which is assumed to be higher among the Roma than in other cultures. Recent advancements in the field of cultural and feminist studies show the role of Romí as agents of change in gender relations, which contributes to overcom…
Jane Addams, Coherence in Uncertain Times: A Political Entrepreneurship in Social Work
Since its inception, social work has promoted the defense of human rights and social justice. Doing so has also implied having an influence in the political arena. Although, in some contexts, participation in the political arena of social workers is limited. Based on an analysis of the figure of Jane Addams, using a bibliographic analysis, this study shows the role that social work can play in changing policies and the importance of being coheren…
Believers, Attractiveness and Values
Societies are undergoing an intensive process of transformation, and the role that religion plays in guiding such rapid changes remains underexplored. In recent decades, postmodern discourse has hindered the attractiveness of involvement in religious affairs and reading sacred books, highlighting how "uncool" and useless these practices are in responding to current daily life challenges. Decades of research have evidenced the positive impact of r…
You Are Not Alone: The (In)Visible Homeless and the Role of Social Workers and Related Professionals
The scientific literature has already shown that health information is a factor that contributes to reduce health disparities, improving the situation of vulnerable groups, such as homeless people. However, less is known about the ways that health information has been spread by social workers and related professionals to homeless people in the first moments of the COVID-19 pandemic. This work analyses some social work actions related to health in…
Dialogic reconstruction of memories of violent sexual-affective relationships via dialogic gatherings of “Radical Love”
When a violent intimate relationship occurs, this experience becomes part of the person’s autobiographical memory. Given its prospective functions, the reconstruction of those memories of violent sexual-affective relationships could be an effective tool to prevent future revictimization. The study presented in this article examined the impact of a dialogic gathering of the Radical Love book on the reconstruction of memories of violent sexual- aff…
Study to Change Destiny. Elements That Promote Successful Trajectories in Young People who Have Been in Residential Care
Scientific evidence shows that young people who have been in alternative care are more vulnerable than youth in the general population. This disadvantage is even more pronounced in the case of those who have been in residential care. A main factor associated with this greater vulnerability is low academic attainment, which is reflected in the scarcity of these youth accessing higher education. This qualitative research gathers the voices of twelv…
Social Impact Indicators in the Context of the Roma Community: Contributions to the Debate on Methodological Implications
Researching with methodologies focused on social impact in line with the SDGs is one of the priority orientations of the Horizon Europe program, as shown in the official European Commission document on impacts for this program. In this sense, researchers must forecast how their project will improve citizens' lives. Until now, many investigations showed the evaluation of the social impact through knowledge transfer activities that, although undoub…
Dialogic scientific gatherings with mothers and teachers from a primary school: Raising awareness about the impact of gender and education research
Social science unveils new ways of engaging communities in science. However, it has not yet been analysed how dialogic scientific gatherings (DSGs), a community science action, involve communities to benefit from the research on two sustainable development goals: quality education and gender equality. Within the framework of the EU H2020-funded project “ALLINTERACT Widening and diversifying citizen engagement in science” (Flecha and ALLINTERACT C…
Not all men: The debates in social networks on masculinities and consent
Evidence shows the role men can have to contribute to the prevention of non-consensual relationships and gender violence, mainly fostering educational and social strategies which strengthen egalitarian male models that take consent as a key aspect in their sexual and affective relationships. In this regard, social networks show the existence of discourses that reinforce these male models. However, there is a gap in the analysis of how the previou…
Asserting the visibility of social work in science
Scientific evidence has shown that Social Work has frequently been considered a second-level discipline in the traditional sexist hierarchy, because pioneers and most social workers are women. The twofold objective of this article is to analyze the dynamics that overcome this consideration and to put forward actions to go further in the near future. The factors that limit these actions and those that make them possible are studied. This article e…
Roma Women’s Role in the Health Preservation of Their Communities during the Covid-19 Pandemic
The scientific literature has evidenced the stereotypes that affect the Roma people, which are detrimental to their access to the health systems in various countries. With the COVID-19 pandemic, this situation has been aggravated by falsely blaming, on many occasions, the Roma people as spreaders of the virus for supposedly not complying with the norms established by the health authorities. However, it has not been explored in depth what actions …
Sappho Scientific Evidence Platform on Gender: Narratives of Academics and Non-Academics about a Community Science Case
Modern society's digitization has led to the creation of online science platforms. Research shows that academic-oriented platforms boost active research teams, enhance scientific collaboration, and encourage manuscript reviews. However, there is limited research on platforms for citizen participation in science. This study examines the Sappho Scientific Evidence Platform, which aims to provide a science-based participatory tool with a focus on ge…
Overcoming Bureaucratization. Rethinking the Social Work Model in Dialogue with Roma
Social Work was born to find and implement actions that succeed at alleviating or overcoming human suffering. Far from this objective, the scientific literature has highlighted that, during the pandemic, the serious situation of disadvantaged communities, including much of the Roma community, has underscored the historical evolution of the discipline towards bureaucratization. However, more research is needed to identify and analyze the actions t…
A Dialogue with Grassroots Romani Women Leaders in Spain About Their Views on Roma Feminism
Scientific debates surrounding feminism in the 21st century increasingly call for mainstream feminism to include the voices of non-white women, as well as looking also at the work and expressions of feminism taking place in the Global South. While progress has been made in the United States in acknowledging the work and demands of non-white feminism, Europe lags behind in recognizing and amplifying the feminist contributions and demands of its la…
Overcoming the digital divide: Roma communities’ digital empowerment strategies and actions during Covid-19 in Spain
The scientific literature has previously analyzed how the digital divide increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly among vulnerable groups such as the Roma community. Less research has explored certain minority dynamics emerging within Roma communities, which are being used as a basis for policies and professional actions aimed at transforming the situation of the Roma community as a whole. This article presents the results of an R&D&I…
Dialogic scientific gatherings: Promoting inclusive health participation and communication among non-academic Roma women
There is evidence that Dialogic Scientific Gatherings (DSG) are an effective intervention for inclusive health communication, demonstrating a positive impact on promoting healthy habits. This is particularly relevant for groups that typically face more health issues due to socioeconomic and educational inequalities. However, the implementation of DSG with non-academic Roma women, one of the groups historically suffering from these inequalities, h…
Achieving the same educational opportunities for all: Overcoming hoax interpretations of the Pisa results
Despite discourses in the media and by some ‘experts’ that claim that students’ socioeconomic and migration status determine academic achievement, research has already shown that these are only correlations and that what determines academic achievement are the actions implemented in a school. Research has provided evidence of Successful Educational Actions (SEA) that have achieved excellent results among all students in very diverse contexts. Thi…
Sociology (21 works) · Political science (17 works) · Romani and Gypsy Studies (13 works) · Psychology (12 works) · Medicine (10 works) · Law (9 works) · Inclusive Education and Diversity (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Public relations (7 works) · Gender Studies (6 works)