Marisol García
Biographic Data
| ID | 3677259 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marisol García |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marisol |
| FAMILY NAME | García |
| SIGNATURE | GARCIA M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat de Barcelona |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4396-366X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 32 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 201 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 31 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
The Intersection of Urban Studies and Migration Studies (Reflecting on Ways Forward)
Urban studies have provided different explanations of how cities have developed and transformed over time and in different parts of the world. Some guiding questions in urban literature are: Why and how do cities grow? Why is urban growth uneven? How are cities governed? How socially diverse are cities? How to govern diversity? These questions can intersect with migration questions, especially concerning integration at the destination of migrants…
Encyclopedia of Citizenship Studies
Waldo Rojas. 2022. El bolero, seducción y clave. Viña del Mar
Es desde el lugar atípico del teórico, auditor, literato y la vez autor que Waldo Rojas se explaya sobre el género del bolero en este ensayo de alcances amplios y definiciones osadas. Hace 55 años, así presentaba al escritor el principal texto de carátula del LP con la banda sonora de Tres tristes tigres, el filme del director chileno Raúl Ruiz: Waldo Rojas, autor de la letra de estos boleros, es conocido en el medio literario como poeta, autor d…
Cecilia Pantoja Levi (Tomé, 21 de octubre de 1943 – Santiago, 25 de julio de 2023)
autora es una idea en apariencia disruptiva, pero que algunos investigadores sostienen con argumentos anclados en ejemplos reconocibles.Estos van
Del proyecto a los archivos
El objetivo del artículo es mostrar el proceso de conformación de un corpus de fuentes para estudiar la historia de las parcialidades nativas Malfín y Andalgalá en la Gobernación del Tucumán (siglos XVII y XVIII). Me centraré en las dificultades y desafíos de reconstruir su historia a través de documentación fragmentaria y dispersa, reflexionando sobre dos experiencias que pueden resultar ilustrativas para otros investigadores. La primera vincula…
Liderazgo De Los Mandones Y Su Capacidad Litigante
Buscando contribuir a la problemática de los sistemas de autoridad indígena en la Gobernación del Tucumán (Virreinato del Perú), en este artículo examinaré la figura de los mandones, indios del común promovidos a un cargo de autoridad en los pueblos de reducción. En algunas oportunidades, su liderazgo excedió el período de la designación, logrando a través de diversas estrategias consolidarse en el cargo. Analizaré el caso de Francisco Gualcusa y…
The Stigma of Criminal Legal Involvement and Health
Picky Talarico. 2020. Rompan todo
No es habitual considerar el título de una obra en un análisis sobre su contenido, salvo cuando éste impone la apreciación que de ella se tenga, acaso por una referencia de asociación, indicativo de sesgo o una promesa que predetermina la atención. Precisamente en su nombre, Rompan todo. La historia del rock en América Latina tiende su propia trampa: la pretensión de abarcar el desarrollo completo –la historia– y en el total de una región geográf…
La Dimension Material De Un Pueblo De Indios
El objetivo de este trabajo es describir el ordenamiento espacial de un pueblo de indios del siglo XVII. La estancia de Guaco, ubicada en La Rioja (gobernacin del Tucumn, virreinato del Per), funcion como lugar de reduccin de la encomienda de malfn, andalgal y "anexos" durante parte del siglo XVII. Se identificarn los distintos espacios que lo conformaron y se confrontar la organizacin material de este pueblo con la normativa reduccional alfarian…
Memorias de la tierra
Este artículo analiza los procesos de resistencia de los grupos indígenas malfines y andalgalás desde un enfoque de larga duración. Se mostrará que estas parcialidades, protagonistas del telón sur del ‘Gran Alzamiento Diaguita’ de 1630, siguieron resistiendo y elaboraron respuestas creativas para lograr su reproducción a pesar de haber sido vencidos, reasentados y otorgados en encomienda. Para ello, se propone analizar el rol de la memoria colect…
No consienta que el encomendero nos obligue a servicios personales ni nos maltrate”. Violencia y castigos infrajudiciales en un Pueblo de indios riojano, fines del siglo XVII
Este artículo analiza los castigos y malos tratos que reciben los indígenas del Pueblo de Guaco -La Rioja, Gobernación del Tucumán, Virreinato del Perú- a fines del siglo XVII, desde un corpus documental compuesto por un juicio y la Visita de Luján de Vargas. Para determinar la legitimidad de los castigos aplicados se examinará la legislación y las normativas vigentes para los Pueblos de indios, junto a los testimonios indígenas y del encomendero…
Sociability
Sociability refers to different forms of social interaction and human association. The concept, in both descriptive and normative senses, can be found in many branches of study. In sociology the concept occupied a central place in the work of Georg Simmel, who developed and presented it as a sociological ideal type. He saw sociability as a pure form of association in which individuals interact with their material interests and passions held in ab…
Barcelona
This entry traces the history of Barcelona since the foundation of the city during the Roman empire. In the Middle Ages it was a major commercial center in the western Mediterranean. It later became one of the first industrial cities in Spain and went through various stages of expansion. The city grew through newly planned large‐scale construction and through the annexation of surrounding villages. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth‐centu…
Talking About Teen Talk
Marc Pares, Sonia M. Ospina and Joan Subirats 2017
Social Innovation, a concept that can be traced back to the nineteenth century, has been increasingly used since the 1980s within urban and regional development scholarship to challenge the one side emphasis on technological or managerial change. There is an accumulated body of theoretical and empirical research with emphasis on the social element as well as on the political potential of social innovation
Citizenship practices and democratic governance
Spanish cities have suffered increasing social inequality after the 2008 economic crisis and austerity policies. However, harshening social conditions have also led to ‘acts of citizenship’. Against the background of Marshallian and Tocquevillean takes on citizenship and civil society this paper analyses the emergence of the political confluence that gained office in the municipal elections of May 2015 in Barcelona incorporating citizens’ organis…
Social innovation and creativity in cities
Special issue
Housing crisis
Peace on Earth/War at Home
The present article discusses the role of emotions in translating critical awareness of social inequities into action. Our work is premised on the assumption that emotions play a key role in social justice work by not only fueling capacity for resistance but also hindering ability to resist injustice effectively or even prompting unwitting contribution to oppression. Drawing from the clinical psychology literature, we introduce the concepts of ps…
Queering Couple and Family Therapy Education
In this article, the application and impact of queer theory to the authors’ work in a couple and family therapy graduate program in the United States is discussed. Narrating sex, gender, and sexual orientation; raising awareness; liberating identities; holding tensions; and the de-centering as essential considerations in queering couple and family therapy education are discussed. The authors share their own gender, sex, and sexual orientation nar…
Multilevel Governance and Social Cohesion
This paper revisits the relevance of conflict in governance and citizenship practices in cities. Europe national urban policies were readjusted in terms of economic policies and state expenditures in the 1980s and then again and more severely after the 2008 financial and economic crisis. Policy discourses in urban policy have emphasised the beneficial consequences of social and political consensus in helping cities to restructure economically as …
The Transformation of the 'Barcelona Model
Barcelona's redevelopment has been widely celebrated for its apparently successful combination of cultural strategies with urban regeneration to address social problems. The 'Barcelona model' has evolved, however, with changing relationships between urban regeneration, the use of culture and modes of governance. The role of cultural strategy has shifted from being part of a cultural vernacular with social and political citizenship at its core to …
Lost in translation? The challenges of an equitable post-disaster reconstruction process
Built environment experts, steeped in their default modes of operation, have been critiqued in post-disaster scenarios as silent perpetrators of unsustainable solutions that focus solely on physical deliverables, rendering them as ‘useless’. This paper, grounding the analysis in the recent post-earthquake landscape of Chile and its reconstruction plan in Constitución, adopts a theoretical framework of post-colonial discourse to elucidate the sign…
Observed infanticides following a male immigration event in black howler monkeys, Alouatta pigra, at Palenque National Park, Mexico
The Transformation of the 'Barcelona Model
Barcelona's redevelopment has been widely celebrated for its apparently successful combination of cultural strategies with urban regeneration to address social problems. The 'Barcelona model' has evolved, however, with changing relationships between urban regeneration, the use of culture and modes of governance. The role of cultural strategy has shifted from being part of a cultural vernacular with social and political citizenship at its core to …
The Breakdown of the Spanish Urban Growth Model
The present global crisis has manifested itself in Spain with special force, but what is happening today has its roots in the recent economic and urban growth model. Whereas much has been written on the economic weakness of a model heavily based on the construction industry, little attention has been given to the internal regulations, policies, social and cultural factors in which the Spanish urban growth model was embedded. The question insuffic…
Citizenship Practices and Urban Governance in European Cities
This paper presents the theoretical background against which the relation between citizenship and governance can be explored in European cities. The article revisits the link between the social and political dimensions of citizenship and the public sphere, emphasising the participatory paradigm. Moreover, it examines some current citizenship and governance practices occurring in European cities and neighbourhoods. It argues that the practice of c…
Citizenship practices and democratic governance
Spanish cities have suffered increasing social inequality after the 2008 economic crisis and austerity policies. However, harshening social conditions have also led to ‘acts of citizenship’. Against the background of Marshallian and Tocquevillean takes on citizenship and civil society this paper analyses the emergence of the political confluence that gained office in the municipal elections of May 2015 in Barcelona incorporating citizens’ organis…
Housing crisis
Multilevel Governance and Social Cohesion
This paper revisits the relevance of conflict in governance and citizenship practices in cities. Europe national urban policies were readjusted in terms of economic policies and state expenditures in the 1980s and then again and more severely after the 2008 financial and economic crisis. Policy discourses in urban policy have emphasised the beneficial consequences of social and political consensus in helping cities to restructure economically as …
Raising Critical Consciousness in Family Therapy Supervision
Although family therapy literature reflects an increased consideration of cultural and contextual issues, there is little guidance on how to address intersecting forms of oppression and privilege within the supervisory system. In this article, we show the importance of critical consciousness in addressing these issues. Additionally, we provide concrete suggestions and tools for developing critical consciousness through supervision. The practices …
The Stigma of Criminal Legal Involvement and Health
Special issue
Queering Couple and Family Therapy Education
In this article, the application and impact of queer theory to the authors’ work in a couple and family therapy graduate program in the United States is discussed. Narrating sex, gender, and sexual orientation; raising awareness; liberating identities; holding tensions; and the de-centering as essential considerations in queering couple and family therapy education are discussed. The authors share their own gender, sex, and sexual orientation nar…
Peace on Earth/War at Home
The present article discusses the role of emotions in translating critical awareness of social inequities into action. Our work is premised on the assumption that emotions play a key role in social justice work by not only fueling capacity for resistance but also hindering ability to resist injustice effectively or even prompting unwitting contribution to oppression. Drawing from the clinical psychology literature, we introduce the concepts of ps…
The Critical Genogram
In this article, we present the Critical Genogram (CritG) and illustrate its use in helping therapists move toward deeper understanding of the influence of social and institutional systems on individual and familial dynamics. We present the results of a qualitative study that evaluated the exercise of constructing and presenting the CritG in a family therapy graduate course. Using feminist-informed critical multicultural lens, we examined the use…
Lost in translation? The challenges of an equitable post-disaster reconstruction process
Built environment experts, steeped in their default modes of operation, have been critiqued in post-disaster scenarios as silent perpetrators of unsustainable solutions that focus solely on physical deliverables, rendering them as ‘useless’. This paper, grounding the analysis in the recent post-earthquake landscape of Chile and its reconstruction plan in Constitución, adopts a theoretical framework of post-colonial discourse to elucidate the sign…
Ciudadanía, bienestar y desigualdad social en España
El articulo argumenta que mientras que los efectos directos del estado de bienestar en la disminución de la desigualdad social son limitados, si puede contribuir al desarrollo de la ciudadanía, cuando sus políticas respondan a las necesidades de la población y ofrezcan la oportunidad de la participación activa en la configuración y puesta en marcha de dichas políticas. Se examina el desarrollo del estado de bienestar en España, a partir de varios…
Ciudadanía, bienestar y desigualdad social en España
El articulo argumenta que mientras que los efectos directos del estado de bienestar en la disminución de la desigualdad social son limitados, si puede contribuir al desarrollo de la ciudadanía, cuando sus políticas respondan a las necesidades de la población y ofrezcan la oportunidad de la participación activa en la configuración y puesta en marcha de dichas políticas. Se examina el desarrollo del estado de bienestar en España, a partir de varios…
Social Policy, Democracy, and Citizenship in Southern Europe
Despite aggregate-level increases in social welfare spending over the three decades following democratization, Southern European countries still do not provide universal coverage for citizens. Southern European welfare regimes remain fragmented, corporatist, and familistic, excluding from coverage of those who cannot secure permanent employment in the formal sector of the economy, especially women and young people who are hired under short-term c…
Citizenship Practices and Urban Governance in European Cities
This paper presents the theoretical background against which the relation between citizenship and governance can be explored in European cities. The article revisits the link between the social and political dimensions of citizenship and the public sphere, emphasising the participatory paradigm. Moreover, it examines some current citizenship and governance practices occurring in European cities and neighbourhoods. It argues that the practice of c…
Framing Strategic Urban Projects
The Critical Genogram
In this article, we present the Critical Genogram (CritG) and illustrate its use in helping therapists move toward deeper understanding of the influence of social and institutional systems on individual and familial dynamics. We present the results of a qualitative study that evaluated the exercise of constructing and presenting the CritG in a family therapy graduate course. Using feminist-informed critical multicultural lens, we examined the use…
Raising Critical Consciousness in Family Therapy Supervision
Although family therapy literature reflects an increased consideration of cultural and contextual issues, there is little guidance on how to address intersecting forms of oppression and privilege within the supervisory system. In this article, we show the importance of critical consciousness in addressing these issues. Additionally, we provide concrete suggestions and tools for developing critical consciousness through supervision. The practices …
Observed infanticides following a male immigration event in black howler monkeys, Alouatta pigra, at Palenque National Park, Mexico
The Breakdown of the Spanish Urban Growth Model
The present global crisis has manifested itself in Spain with special force, but what is happening today has its roots in the recent economic and urban growth model. Whereas much has been written on the economic weakness of a model heavily based on the construction industry, little attention has been given to the internal regulations, policies, social and cultural factors in which the Spanish urban growth model was embedded. The question insuffic…
Lost in translation? The challenges of an equitable post-disaster reconstruction process
Built environment experts, steeped in their default modes of operation, have been critiqued in post-disaster scenarios as silent perpetrators of unsustainable solutions that focus solely on physical deliverables, rendering them as ‘useless’. This paper, grounding the analysis in the recent post-earthquake landscape of Chile and its reconstruction plan in Constitución, adopts a theoretical framework of post-colonial discourse to elucidate the sign…
Multilevel Governance and Social Cohesion
This paper revisits the relevance of conflict in governance and citizenship practices in cities. Europe national urban policies were readjusted in terms of economic policies and state expenditures in the 1980s and then again and more severely after the 2008 financial and economic crisis. Policy discourses in urban policy have emphasised the beneficial consequences of social and political consensus in helping cities to restructure economically as …
The Transformation of the 'Barcelona Model
Barcelona's redevelopment has been widely celebrated for its apparently successful combination of cultural strategies with urban regeneration to address social problems. The 'Barcelona model' has evolved, however, with changing relationships between urban regeneration, the use of culture and modes of governance. The role of cultural strategy has shifted from being part of a cultural vernacular with social and political citizenship at its core to …
Queering Couple and Family Therapy Education
In this article, the application and impact of queer theory to the authors’ work in a couple and family therapy graduate program in the United States is discussed. Narrating sex, gender, and sexual orientation; raising awareness; liberating identities; holding tensions; and the de-centering as essential considerations in queering couple and family therapy education are discussed. The authors share their own gender, sex, and sexual orientation nar…
Social innovation and creativity in cities
Special issue
Housing crisis
Peace on Earth/War at Home
The present article discusses the role of emotions in translating critical awareness of social inequities into action. Our work is premised on the assumption that emotions play a key role in social justice work by not only fueling capacity for resistance but also hindering ability to resist injustice effectively or even prompting unwitting contribution to oppression. Drawing from the clinical psychology literature, we introduce the concepts of ps…
Citizenship practices and democratic governance
Spanish cities have suffered increasing social inequality after the 2008 economic crisis and austerity policies. However, harshening social conditions have also led to ‘acts of citizenship’. Against the background of Marshallian and Tocquevillean takes on citizenship and civil society this paper analyses the emergence of the political confluence that gained office in the municipal elections of May 2015 in Barcelona incorporating citizens’ organis…
Marc Pares, Sonia M. Ospina and Joan Subirats 2017
Social Innovation, a concept that can be traced back to the nineteenth century, has been increasingly used since the 1980s within urban and regional development scholarship to challenge the one side emphasis on technological or managerial change. There is an accumulated body of theoretical and empirical research with emphasis on the social element as well as on the political potential of social innovation
Sociability
Sociability refers to different forms of social interaction and human association. The concept, in both descriptive and normative senses, can be found in many branches of study. In sociology the concept occupied a central place in the work of Georg Simmel, who developed and presented it as a sociological ideal type. He saw sociability as a pure form of association in which individuals interact with their material interests and passions held in ab…
Barcelona
This entry traces the history of Barcelona since the foundation of the city during the Roman empire. In the Middle Ages it was a major commercial center in the western Mediterranean. It later became one of the first industrial cities in Spain and went through various stages of expansion. The city grew through newly planned large‐scale construction and through the annexation of surrounding villages. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth‐centu…
Talking About Teen Talk
No consienta que el encomendero nos obligue a servicios personales ni nos maltrate”. Violencia y castigos infrajudiciales en un Pueblo de indios riojano, fines del siglo XVII
Este artículo analiza los castigos y malos tratos que reciben los indígenas del Pueblo de Guaco -La Rioja, Gobernación del Tucumán, Virreinato del Perú- a fines del siglo XVII, desde un corpus documental compuesto por un juicio y la Visita de Luján de Vargas. Para determinar la legitimidad de los castigos aplicados se examinará la legislación y las normativas vigentes para los Pueblos de indios, junto a los testimonios indígenas y del encomendero…
Picky Talarico. 2020. Rompan todo
No es habitual considerar el título de una obra en un análisis sobre su contenido, salvo cuando éste impone la apreciación que de ella se tenga, acaso por una referencia de asociación, indicativo de sesgo o una promesa que predetermina la atención. Precisamente en su nombre, Rompan todo. La historia del rock en América Latina tiende su propia trampa: la pretensión de abarcar el desarrollo completo –la historia– y en el total de una región geográf…
La Dimension Material De Un Pueblo De Indios
El objetivo de este trabajo es describir el ordenamiento espacial de un pueblo de indios del siglo XVII. La estancia de Guaco, ubicada en La Rioja (gobernacin del Tucumn, virreinato del Per), funcion como lugar de reduccin de la encomienda de malfn, andalgal y "anexos" durante parte del siglo XVII. Se identificarn los distintos espacios que lo conformaron y se confrontar la organizacin material de este pueblo con la normativa reduccional alfarian…
Memorias de la tierra
Este artículo analiza los procesos de resistencia de los grupos indígenas malfines y andalgalás desde un enfoque de larga duración. Se mostrará que estas parcialidades, protagonistas del telón sur del ‘Gran Alzamiento Diaguita’ de 1630, siguieron resistiendo y elaboraron respuestas creativas para lograr su reproducción a pesar de haber sido vencidos, reasentados y otorgados en encomienda. Para ello, se propone analizar el rol de la memoria colect…
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