Elvira Santiago-Gómez
Biographic Data
| ID | 3562729 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elvira Santiago-Gómez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elvira |
| FAMILY NAME | Santiago-Gómez |
| SIGNATURE | SANTIAGO-GÓMEZ E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade da Coruña |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4635-144X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Building Forest Fires Resilience, the Incorporation of Local Knowledge into Disaster Mitigation Strategies
The severity of the socio-economic, political, and ecological damage caused by forest fires each year requires action plans for disaster risk reduction (DRR). Despite efforts made to incorporate participatory mechanisms into risk governance, much of the research on disaster risk reduction in academia is conducted under the deficit model. This paper proposes public engagement as a mechanism for incorporating community-based knowledge, experiences,…
Campus greening from social sciences: Emerging formulas on social responsibility and teaching innovation
Purpose This paper aims to show how the Green Campus Program has been implemented at the Faculty of Sociology of the University of A Coruña (Spain). It describes the criteria used to create teaching sustainability actions related to community engagement to introduce education for sustainable development into college curricula. Design/methodology/approach Drawing on a human-centered design model approach, as well as on transformative teaching theo…
Institutional trustworthiness and national security governance: Evidence from six European countries
This article examines the relationship between the institutional trustworthiness of security agencies in the context of data‐intensive security practices. It focuses on the public's acceptance of the way digital surveillance technologies feed into large‐scale security data analytics. Using the case of deep packet inspection (DPI), survey data gathered in six European countries ( n = 1,202) demonstrates that security agencies' institutional trustw…
Beyond the security paradox: Ten criteria for a socially informed security policy
This article investigates the normative and procedural criteria adopted by European citizens to assess the acceptability of surveillance-oriented security technologies. It draws on qualitative data gathered at 12 citizen summits in nine European countries. The analysis identifies 10 criteria, generated by citizens themselves, for a socially informed security policy. These criteria not only reveal the conditions, purposes and operation rules that …
Avivar el debate y apagar el fuego: La aceptabilidad social de los drones en la gestión y prevención de incendios forestales
La magnitud de los incendios que cada ao arrasan la superficie forestal obliga al replanteamiento de las medidas y las herramientas disponibles en la lucha contra el fuego. En este artculo proponemos un enfoque alternativo en la problematizacin de esta grave situacin, a partir de la co-produccin entre sociedad civil, polticos y expertos, de un marco regulativo de uso y desarrollo responsable y socialmente aceptado de nuevas tecnologas eficaces en…
A Systemic Approach to Security: Beyond the Tradeoff between Security and Liberty
The concept of security has shifted from territorial integrity to human security and, after 9/11, to pre-emptive security. Based on the massive implementation of surveillance-oriented security technologies (SOSTs), pre-emptive security emphasizes anticipation of threats and risk management. While liberty and security get framed as standing in a trade-off, SOSTs are massively deployed to increase security. Due to the mutually constitutive relation…
Acceptable Surveillance-Orientated Security Technologies: Insights from the SurPRISE Project
Pre-emptive security emphasizes the necessity of envisioning and designing technologies enabling the anticipation and management of emergent risks threatening human and public security. Surveillance functionalities are embedded in the design of these technologies to allow constant monitoring, preparedness and prevention. Yet surveillance-orientated security technologies, such as smart CCTVs or Deep Packet Inspection, bring along with their implem…
Institutional trustworthiness and national security governance: Evidence from six European countries
This article examines the relationship between the institutional trustworthiness of security agencies in the context of data‐intensive security practices. It focuses on the public's acceptance of the way digital surveillance technologies feed into large‐scale security data analytics. Using the case of deep packet inspection (DPI), survey data gathered in six European countries ( n = 1,202) demonstrates that security agencies' institutional trustw…
Acceptable Surveillance-Orientated Security Technologies: Insights from the SurPRISE Project
Pre-emptive security emphasizes the necessity of envisioning and designing technologies enabling the anticipation and management of emergent risks threatening human and public security. Surveillance functionalities are embedded in the design of these technologies to allow constant monitoring, preparedness and prevention. Yet surveillance-orientated security technologies, such as smart CCTVs or Deep Packet Inspection, bring along with their implem…
A Systemic Approach to Security: Beyond the Tradeoff between Security and Liberty
The concept of security has shifted from territorial integrity to human security and, after 9/11, to pre-emptive security. Based on the massive implementation of surveillance-oriented security technologies (SOSTs), pre-emptive security emphasizes anticipation of threats and risk management. While liberty and security get framed as standing in a trade-off, SOSTs are massively deployed to increase security. Due to the mutually constitutive relation…
Building Forest Fires Resilience, the Incorporation of Local Knowledge into Disaster Mitigation Strategies
The severity of the socio-economic, political, and ecological damage caused by forest fires each year requires action plans for disaster risk reduction (DRR). Despite efforts made to incorporate participatory mechanisms into risk governance, much of the research on disaster risk reduction in academia is conducted under the deficit model. This paper proposes public engagement as a mechanism for incorporating community-based knowledge, experiences,…
Acceptable Surveillance-Orientated Security Technologies: Insights from the SurPRISE Project
Pre-emptive security emphasizes the necessity of envisioning and designing technologies enabling the anticipation and management of emergent risks threatening human and public security. Surveillance functionalities are embedded in the design of these technologies to allow constant monitoring, preparedness and prevention. Yet surveillance-orientated security technologies, such as smart CCTVs or Deep Packet Inspection, bring along with their implem…
A Systemic Approach to Security: Beyond the Tradeoff between Security and Liberty
The concept of security has shifted from territorial integrity to human security and, after 9/11, to pre-emptive security. Based on the massive implementation of surveillance-oriented security technologies (SOSTs), pre-emptive security emphasizes anticipation of threats and risk management. While liberty and security get framed as standing in a trade-off, SOSTs are massively deployed to increase security. Due to the mutually constitutive relation…
Beyond the security paradox: Ten criteria for a socially informed security policy
This article investigates the normative and procedural criteria adopted by European citizens to assess the acceptability of surveillance-oriented security technologies. It draws on qualitative data gathered at 12 citizen summits in nine European countries. The analysis identifies 10 criteria, generated by citizens themselves, for a socially informed security policy. These criteria not only reveal the conditions, purposes and operation rules that …
Avivar el debate y apagar el fuego: La aceptabilidad social de los drones en la gestión y prevención de incendios forestales
La magnitud de los incendios que cada ao arrasan la superficie forestal obliga al replanteamiento de las medidas y las herramientas disponibles en la lucha contra el fuego. En este artculo proponemos un enfoque alternativo en la problematizacin de esta grave situacin, a partir de la co-produccin entre sociedad civil, polticos y expertos, de un marco regulativo de uso y desarrollo responsable y socialmente aceptado de nuevas tecnologas eficaces en…
Institutional trustworthiness and national security governance: Evidence from six European countries
This article examines the relationship between the institutional trustworthiness of security agencies in the context of data‐intensive security practices. It focuses on the public's acceptance of the way digital surveillance technologies feed into large‐scale security data analytics. Using the case of deep packet inspection (DPI), survey data gathered in six European countries ( n = 1,202) demonstrates that security agencies' institutional trustw…
Campus greening from social sciences: Emerging formulas on social responsibility and teaching innovation
Purpose This paper aims to show how the Green Campus Program has been implemented at the Faculty of Sociology of the University of A Coruña (Spain). It describes the criteria used to create teaching sustainability actions related to community engagement to introduce education for sustainable development into college curricula. Design/methodology/approach Drawing on a human-centered design model approach, as well as on transformative teaching theo…
Building Forest Fires Resilience, the Incorporation of Local Knowledge into Disaster Mitigation Strategies
The severity of the socio-economic, political, and ecological damage caused by forest fires each year requires action plans for disaster risk reduction (DRR). Despite efforts made to incorporate participatory mechanisms into risk governance, much of the research on disaster risk reduction in academia is conducted under the deficit model. This paper proposes public engagement as a mechanism for incorporating community-based knowledge, experiences,…
Political science (7 works) · Business (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Cloud computing security (3 works) · Computer security (3 works) · Critical security studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Network security policy (3 works)