Maria Dolors García Ramón
Biographic Data
| ID | 3476569 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maria Dolors García Ramón |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maria Dolors García |
| FAMILY NAME | Ramón |
| SIGNATURE | RAMÓN M D G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat Autonòma de Barcelona |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5262-2990 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 199 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 8 |
A continuing agenda for gender: The role of the IGU Commission on gender and geography
In examining the development of the International Geographical Union’s (IGU) Commission on Gender and Geography over the last three decades, we first highlight the advances made to establish visibility for gender studies within the IGU and create structures for more inclusive feminist geographies across national, disciplinary and other borders. Given that many of the early and most widely-known advances were largely within Anglophone contexts, we…
Work–life balance of professional women in rural Spain
In some regions of Spain, well-educated women decide to move to the countryside to carry out their professional activities. This is a new phenomenon after many decades of female outmigration that also occurs in other European regions. Our aim is to explore how these professional women who decide to live in the countryside manage their work–life balance in this changing space. Our hypothesis is that these women, with high level of education and ur…
Respondiendo a un desafío pendiente en Geografía. El enfoque de género visto desde España
Hace tan sólo quince años que publique un artículo en España en el que yo misma abogaba por la necesidad de no excluir del estudio a la mitad del género humano, y argumentaba que la introducción del enfoque de género era una tarea ineludible en geografía huinana. Actualmente se podría asegurar que la consolidación de los estudios de género en la geografía internacional es un hecho muy destacable aunque se observe grandes diferencias de ritmo en e…
Geografía del género y los espacios de encuentro colonial: Una Nueva Mirada a Las Narrativas De Viaje
Los libros y las narrativas de viaje suponen un rico material para la comprensión de la apropiación intelectual que Europa hizo del "Oriente" en tanto que parte integrante y, a la vez, producto del vasto proceso conocido como colonialismo en el que la geografía estuvo tan profundamente involucrada. En particular, quiero rescatar del olvido las narrativas escritas por viajeras y exploradoras y que también están en la base de la formación de nuestr…
Challenging Hegemonies through Connecting Places, People and Ideas: Jan Monk's contribution to international gender geography (with particular reference to Spain)
The main goal of the paper is to study Jan Monk's contribution to the development of international gender geography, in particular in Spain. Our aim is also to explain the experiences and numerous connections among places, people and ideas that she has been weaving to foster international scholarship and, in this way, how she has challenged hegemonic approaches in feminist geography. Jan Monk comes originally from the Southern hemisphere and ther…
Géographie, aménagement du territoire et colonialisme espagnol au Maroc
Le début de l'expérience coloniale espagnole en Afrique du Nord a été l'occasion pour la géographie de faire entendre sa voix au moyen de la création d'institutions et la réalisation de travaux scientifiques qui visaient à faire connaître l'importance de la présence au Maroc à une population traumatisée par la perte récente de ce qui restait d'un empire colonial jadis étendu. Les avatars de l'implantation du Protectorat espagnol ont retardé la mi…
Emploi du temps et vie quotidienne des femmes adultes à Barcelone
Cet article présente les résultats d’une recherche dont les objectifs étaient de connaître l’emploi, la gestion et la perception du temps quotidien des femmes « adultes » de Barcelone et de comparer ce temps quotidien avec les temps offerts par la ville.L’utilisation d’une méthodologie qui combine les approches qualitative et quantitative a permis de dégager cinq axes thématiques : la perception et l’expérimentation de la journée quotidienne, le …
On Diversity and Difference in Geography: A Southern European Perspective
At the time of the European Union’s eastern enlargement, some personal reflections are given about the need to keep alive diversity and difference in geography. Nowadays there is almost undisputed hegemony of one single geography and scholarly tradition - that of Anglo-American geography. Increasingly, it sets the guidelines and the agenda for intellectual debate (in Europe as well as in many parts of the world), and discourages other traditions …
Women?s use of public space and sense of place in the Raval (Barcelona)
Gender representation in academic geography in Catalonia (Spain): Towards a masculinization of the discipline
En 1985 la geografia española parecía ser un caso exitoso en cuanto a la presencia de las mujeres en la academia y de los estudios de género en esta disciplina (GARCIA-RAMON et al., 1988), por el contrario en los últimos años se observa un cambio de tendencia. Desde entonces, los porcentajes de mujeres se han mantenido bastante estables y la ratio hombre:mujer está experimentando un reciente y significativo crecimiento. Los enfoques de género tan…
Urban planning, gender and the use of public space in a peripherial neighbourhood of Barcelona
The spaces of critical geography: An introduction
Globalization and international geography: The questions of languages and scholarly traditions
Gender and the Colonial Encounter in the Arab World: Examining Women's Experiences and Narratives
It has been asserted that women's travel narratives are fundamentally different from those of men. The differential access of women to the dominant imperial position produced a gaze on the Orient that registered differences in less pejorative ways. However, the analysis of the intersection of gender, class, nation, and race discourses problematizes this view, and gives evidence that in women's narratives and life experiences one can find sites of…
Recent developments in social and cultural geography in Spain
2003). Recent developments in social and cultural geography in Spain. Social & Cultural Geography: Vol. 4, No. 3, pp. 419-431
Pre-Olympic and Post-Olympic Barcelona, a 'Model' for Urban Regeneration Today
Homeworking in Rural Spain: A Gender Approach
An increasing internationalization of economic activities in recent decades has led to relocation and restructuring of work processes in many parts of the world and in different sectors of the economy in labour-intensive industries. The search for greater flexibility in the labour market has enhanced the importance of 'atypical' work often falling within the so-called 'informal economy', in which female labour is prominent but can scarcely be tra…
Voices from the Margins: Gendered images of ‘Otherness’ in colonial Morocco
The main goal of this essay is to study a book- El Marroc sensual i fanatic - of travel writings written by a Catalan woman traveller, and to put it within the context of the recent scholarship that relates, on the one hand, travel narrative with Orientalism and gender and, on the other, geography and colonialism. The contradictory nature of the contents of the book leads us to challenge the notion of simple 'Othering' as presented in Said's work…
Situating Gender Geographies: A Bibliometric Analysis
Gender geography is now widely present on the agenda of international geography. In this paper we analyse its evolution through a bibliometric analysis of the articles and book reviews on gender published in 71 journals from 23 different countries, paying attention to the sex of the authors. We also make a thematic classification of the articles, taking into account the different languages and regions in which the journals are published. It is cl…
Infrequent flying: International dialogue in geography in higher education
Geografía, ordenación del territorio y colonialismo español en Marruecos
El inicio de la experiencia colonial española en África del Norte supuso para la geografía la ocasión de hacerse oír por medio de la creación de instituciones y de la realización de trabajos científicos encaminados a dar a conocer la importancia de la presencia en Marruecos a una población traumatizada por la pérdida reciente de lo que quedaba de un imperio colonial antaño extenso. Los avatares de la implantación del Protectorado español retrasar…
Farm tourism, gender and the environment in Spain
Farm women, gender relations and household strategies on the coast of Galicia
The challenge of feminist geography: Geography and gender in Spain: new lines of research and teaching
The Role of Women on the Family Farm: The Case of Catalonia
Globalization and international geography: The questions of languages and scholarly traditions
Pre-Olympic and Post-Olympic Barcelona, a 'Model' for Urban Regeneration Today
Farm tourism, gender and the environment in Spain
Women?s use of public space and sense of place in the Raval (Barcelona)
The spaces of critical geography: An introduction
Urban planning, gender and the use of public space in a peripherial neighbourhood of Barcelona
Voices from the Margins: Gendered images of ‘Otherness’ in colonial Morocco
The main goal of this essay is to study a book- El Marroc sensual i fanatic - of travel writings written by a Catalan woman traveller, and to put it within the context of the recent scholarship that relates, on the one hand, travel narrative with Orientalism and gender and, on the other, geography and colonialism. The contradictory nature of the contents of the book leads us to challenge the notion of simple 'Othering' as presented in Said's work…
Infrequent flying: International dialogue in geography in higher education
Recent developments in social and cultural geography in Spain
2003). Recent developments in social and cultural geography in Spain. Social & Cultural Geography: Vol. 4, No. 3, pp. 419-431
Farm women, gender relations and household strategies on the coast of Galicia
The Shaping of a Rural Anarchist Landscape: Contributions From Spanish Anarchist Theory
Gender representation in academic geography in Catalonia (Spain): Towards a masculinization of the discipline
En 1985 la geografia española parecía ser un caso exitoso en cuanto a la presencia de las mujeres en la academia y de los estudios de género en esta disciplina (GARCIA-RAMON et al., 1988), por el contrario en los últimos años se observa un cambio de tendencia. Desde entonces, los porcentajes de mujeres se han mantenido bastante estables y la ratio hombre:mujer está experimentando un reciente y significativo crecimiento. Los enfoques de género tan…
Respondiendo a un desafío pendiente en Geografía. El enfoque de género visto desde España
Hace tan sólo quince años que publique un artículo en España en el que yo misma abogaba por la necesidad de no excluir del estudio a la mitad del género humano, y argumentaba que la introducción del enfoque de género era una tarea ineludible en geografía huinana. Actualmente se podría asegurar que la consolidación de los estudios de género en la geografía internacional es un hecho muy destacable aunque se observe grandes diferencias de ritmo en e…
Geografía del género y los espacios de encuentro colonial: Una Nueva Mirada a Las Narrativas De Viaje
Los libros y las narrativas de viaje suponen un rico material para la comprensión de la apropiación intelectual que Europa hizo del "Oriente" en tanto que parte integrante y, a la vez, producto del vasto proceso conocido como colonialismo en el que la geografía estuvo tan profundamente involucrada. En particular, quiero rescatar del olvido las narrativas escritas por viajeras y exploradoras y que también están en la base de la formación de nuestr…
On Diversity and Difference in Geography: A Southern European Perspective
At the time of the European Union’s eastern enlargement, some personal reflections are given about the need to keep alive diversity and difference in geography. Nowadays there is almost undisputed hegemony of one single geography and scholarly tradition - that of Anglo-American geography. Increasingly, it sets the guidelines and the agenda for intellectual debate (in Europe as well as in many parts of the world), and discourages other traditions …
Homeworking in Rural Spain: A Gender Approach
An increasing internationalization of economic activities in recent decades has led to relocation and restructuring of work processes in many parts of the world and in different sectors of the economy in labour-intensive industries. The search for greater flexibility in the labour market has enhanced the importance of 'atypical' work often falling within the so-called 'informal economy', in which female labour is prominent but can scarcely be tra…
Work–life balance of professional women in rural Spain
In some regions of Spain, well-educated women decide to move to the countryside to carry out their professional activities. This is a new phenomenon after many decades of female outmigration that also occurs in other European regions. Our aim is to explore how these professional women who decide to live in the countryside manage their work–life balance in this changing space. Our hypothesis is that these women, with high level of education and ur…
Situating Gender Geographies: A Bibliometric Analysis
Gender geography is now widely present on the agenda of international geography. In this paper we analyse its evolution through a bibliometric analysis of the articles and book reviews on gender published in 71 journals from 23 different countries, paying attention to the sex of the authors. We also make a thematic classification of the articles, taking into account the different languages and regions in which the journals are published. It is cl…
The challenge of feminist geography: Geography and gender in Spain: new lines of research and teaching
The Role of Women on the Family Farm: The Case of Catalonia
A continuing agenda for gender: The role of the IGU Commission on gender and geography
In examining the development of the International Geographical Union’s (IGU) Commission on Gender and Geography over the last three decades, we first highlight the advances made to establish visibility for gender studies within the IGU and create structures for more inclusive feminist geographies across national, disciplinary and other borders. Given that many of the early and most widely-known advances were largely within Anglophone contexts, we…
Challenging Hegemonies through Connecting Places, People and Ideas: Jan Monk's contribution to international gender geography (with particular reference to Spain)
The main goal of the paper is to study Jan Monk's contribution to the development of international gender geography, in particular in Spain. Our aim is also to explain the experiences and numerous connections among places, people and ideas that she has been weaving to foster international scholarship and, in this way, how she has challenged hegemonic approaches in feminist geography. Jan Monk comes originally from the Southern hemisphere and ther…
Gender and the Colonial Encounter in the Arab World: Examining Women's Experiences and Narratives
It has been asserted that women's travel narratives are fundamentally different from those of men. The differential access of women to the dominant imperial position produced a gaze on the Orient that registered differences in less pejorative ways. However, the analysis of the intersection of gender, class, nation, and race discourses problematizes this view, and gives evidence that in women's narratives and life experiences one can find sites of…
The Shaping of a Rural Anarchist Landscape: Contributions From Spanish Anarchist Theory
Southern Europe: An Introduction
Southern Europe: An Introduction (2)
The Role of Women on the Family Farm: The Case of Catalonia
The challenge of feminist geography: Geography and gender in Spain: new lines of research and teaching
Farm women, gender relations and household strategies on the coast of Galicia
Farm tourism, gender and the environment in Spain
Geografía, ordenación del territorio y colonialismo español en Marruecos
El inicio de la experiencia colonial española en África del Norte supuso para la geografía la ocasión de hacerse oír por medio de la creación de instituciones y de la realización de trabajos científicos encaminados a dar a conocer la importancia de la presencia en Marruecos a una población traumatizada por la pérdida reciente de lo que quedaba de un imperio colonial antaño extenso. Los avatares de la implantación del Protectorado español retrasar…
Infrequent flying: International dialogue in geography in higher education
Homeworking in Rural Spain: A Gender Approach
An increasing internationalization of economic activities in recent decades has led to relocation and restructuring of work processes in many parts of the world and in different sectors of the economy in labour-intensive industries. The search for greater flexibility in the labour market has enhanced the importance of 'atypical' work often falling within the so-called 'informal economy', in which female labour is prominent but can scarcely be tra…
Voices from the Margins: Gendered images of ‘Otherness’ in colonial Morocco
The main goal of this essay is to study a book- El Marroc sensual i fanatic - of travel writings written by a Catalan woman traveller, and to put it within the context of the recent scholarship that relates, on the one hand, travel narrative with Orientalism and gender and, on the other, geography and colonialism. The contradictory nature of the contents of the book leads us to challenge the notion of simple 'Othering' as presented in Said's work…
Situating Gender Geographies: A Bibliometric Analysis
Gender geography is now widely present on the agenda of international geography. In this paper we analyse its evolution through a bibliometric analysis of the articles and book reviews on gender published in 71 journals from 23 different countries, paying attention to the sex of the authors. We also make a thematic classification of the articles, taking into account the different languages and regions in which the journals are published. It is cl…
Pre-Olympic and Post-Olympic Barcelona, a 'Model' for Urban Regeneration Today
Globalization and international geography: The questions of languages and scholarly traditions
Gender and the Colonial Encounter in the Arab World: Examining Women's Experiences and Narratives
It has been asserted that women's travel narratives are fundamentally different from those of men. The differential access of women to the dominant imperial position produced a gaze on the Orient that registered differences in less pejorative ways. However, the analysis of the intersection of gender, class, nation, and race discourses problematizes this view, and gives evidence that in women's narratives and life experiences one can find sites of…
Recent developments in social and cultural geography in Spain
2003). Recent developments in social and cultural geography in Spain. Social & Cultural Geography: Vol. 4, No. 3, pp. 419-431
Emploi du temps et vie quotidienne des femmes adultes à Barcelone
Cet article présente les résultats d’une recherche dont les objectifs étaient de connaître l’emploi, la gestion et la perception du temps quotidien des femmes « adultes » de Barcelone et de comparer ce temps quotidien avec les temps offerts par la ville.L’utilisation d’une méthodologie qui combine les approches qualitative et quantitative a permis de dégager cinq axes thématiques : la perception et l’expérimentation de la journée quotidienne, le …
On Diversity and Difference in Geography: A Southern European Perspective
At the time of the European Union’s eastern enlargement, some personal reflections are given about the need to keep alive diversity and difference in geography. Nowadays there is almost undisputed hegemony of one single geography and scholarly tradition - that of Anglo-American geography. Increasingly, it sets the guidelines and the agenda for intellectual debate (in Europe as well as in many parts of the world), and discourages other traditions …
Women?s use of public space and sense of place in the Raval (Barcelona)
Gender representation in academic geography in Catalonia (Spain): Towards a masculinization of the discipline
En 1985 la geografia española parecía ser un caso exitoso en cuanto a la presencia de las mujeres en la academia y de los estudios de género en esta disciplina (GARCIA-RAMON et al., 1988), por el contrario en los últimos años se observa un cambio de tendencia. Desde entonces, los porcentajes de mujeres se han mantenido bastante estables y la ratio hombre:mujer está experimentando un reciente y significativo crecimiento. Los enfoques de género tan…
Urban planning, gender and the use of public space in a peripherial neighbourhood of Barcelona
The spaces of critical geography: An introduction
Géographie, aménagement du territoire et colonialisme espagnol au Maroc
Le début de l'expérience coloniale espagnole en Afrique du Nord a été l'occasion pour la géographie de faire entendre sa voix au moyen de la création d'institutions et la réalisation de travaux scientifiques qui visaient à faire connaître l'importance de la présence au Maroc à une population traumatisée par la perte récente de ce qui restait d'un empire colonial jadis étendu. Les avatars de l'implantation du Protectorat espagnol ont retardé la mi…
Challenging Hegemonies through Connecting Places, People and Ideas: Jan Monk's contribution to international gender geography (with particular reference to Spain)
The main goal of the paper is to study Jan Monk's contribution to the development of international gender geography, in particular in Spain. Our aim is also to explain the experiences and numerous connections among places, people and ideas that she has been weaving to foster international scholarship and, in this way, how she has challenged hegemonic approaches in feminist geography. Jan Monk comes originally from the Southern hemisphere and ther…
Work–life balance of professional women in rural Spain
In some regions of Spain, well-educated women decide to move to the countryside to carry out their professional activities. This is a new phenomenon after many decades of female outmigration that also occurs in other European regions. Our aim is to explore how these professional women who decide to live in the countryside manage their work–life balance in this changing space. Our hypothesis is that these women, with high level of education and ur…
Sociology (18 works) · Geography (16 works) · Political science (15 works) · Rural development and sustainability (12 works) · Art (10 works) · Gender Studies (9 works) · Gender Studies (9 works) · Humanities (9 works) · Human geography (8 works) · Social science (8 works)