Javier Gil
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3720070 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Javier Gil |
| PRENOMES | Javier |
| SOBRENOME | Gil |
| ASSINATURA | GIL J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5026-1810 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 57 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Donant veu a la 'Generació Llogatera'. Desestabilitzant els discursos dominants sobre la reforma del mercat de lloguer a Catalunya i Espanya
A les àrees urbanes contemporànies, una 'generació llogatera' està trobant refugi en habitatges de lloguer privat cars i precaris. Organitzacions de llogateres i iniciatives legislatives han estat actuant per millorar les condicions d'habitatge de les persones llogateres, però s'han trobat amb una forta resistència i han provocat intensos debats polítics i acadèmics. Aquest article analitza els discursos utilitzats pels actors dominants implicats…
The mid-term rental turn
Mid-term rentals (MTRs) have recently become a significant housing segment in today's contested residential landscapes. They occupy a growing market niche for landlords seeking to avoid new regulations in the long-term and short-term rental sectors while catering to mobile urban populations, including digital nomads, expats and students. The intermediation of digital rental platforms has enabled this rapid development. Using a dataset from Ideali…
Beyond the digital nomad
This article examines the platformisation of urban life in Southern Europe, highlighting Lisbon as a key hub in the global outsourcing of digital labour. It identifies a model of digital corporate urbanism driven by transnational technology platforms and intermediary firms, where capital attraction, workforce management, and urban policy converge under the logic of global competitiveness. Based on qualitative research involving interviews and par…
Global corporate landlordism and a new cycle of tenant contention
This introduction to the special issue offers a preliminary comparative reading of the struggles between global corporate landlords (GCLs) and tenants in contemporary urban landscapes. It traces the rise of GCLs in the lead-up to, and aftermath of, the 2008 global financial crisis and suggests that their aggressive property management practices have catalysed a new cycle of tenant contention. Drawing on recent scholarship and the contributions to…
De la burbuja inmobiliaria a la generación inquilina
La crisis financiera de 2008 supuso un punto de inflexión en el capitalismo global, puesto que provocó una profunda reestructuración de los sectores financiero e inmobiliario. En el caso español, donde la banca acumulaba grandes cantidades de activos tóxicos que amenazaban con una crisis sistémica en la eurozona, el impacto fue particularmente agudo. Esta situación dio lugar a un arreglo político-financiero: una intervención estatal orientada a r…
From 'mom-and-pop' to 'vulnerable landlords
This paper critically examines the widely spread myths of 'mom-and-pop' and 'vulnerable landlords' within the Spanish rental market, by exploring their role in legitimising rent extraction and opposing rent control measures. Amid rising rental prices and increasing tenant impoverishment in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, this study addresses how these landlord archetypes distort public and political discourse, thereby influencing rental ma…
Can Tenants’ Unions Challenge Neoliberal Housing Governance? The Emergence of a New Movement in Spain and Its Impact on Post-neoliberal Housing Policy
This paper analyses how tenants' organizations approach the state for "post-neoliberal housing policy" that challenges decades of neoliberal housing governance. It introduces the concept of "counter-hegemonic legislative strategies" to illustrate how tenants' movements in Spain have achieved this policy shift by influencing legislative changes. In contrast to traditional lobbying or representation-focused movements, unions aim to organize tenants…
Grassroots struggles challenging housing financialization in Spain
Spain was one of the most severely hit countries by the 2008 global financial crisis. More than ten years after, the belated economic recovery has hardly changed the roots of that crisis, especially the financialization of the real estate sector. Remarkably, from 2009 to the present, several grassroots struggles have questioned those roots and demanded solutions to the affordability housing crisis. In this study, we examine two salient cases: the…
Accommodating ‘generation rent’
In contemporary urban areas, a growing ‘generation rent’ is finding shelter in expensive and precarious private rental housing. Tenant organisations and legislative initiatives have been pushing to improve housing conditions for renters, yet have been met with strong resistance. Intense policy and academic debates have ensued. This paper delves into the discourses used by dominant actors involved in legislative changes affecting the private renta…
Effect of Fluoride Content of Mouthwashes on the Metallic Ion Release in Different Orthodontics Archwires
Metal ion release studies were carried out on three of the most commonly used orthodontic wires in the clinic: austenitic stainless steel, Ti-Mo, and superelastic NiTi, using three mouthwashes with different fluoride concentrations: 130, 200, and 380 ppm. Immersions were carried out in these mouthwashes at 37 °C for 1, 4, 7, and 14 days, and the ions released were determined by inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). All wires were…
Ciudad APP
El monográfico que hemos coordinado y que aquí presentamos espera ser una pequeña pero necesaria contribución al estudio y comprensión de la plataformización urbana. Nuestro objetivo ha sido observar cómo el capitalismo de plataforma está transformando las ciudades, las formas del trabajo y los estilos de vidas urbanos de forma desigual y asimétrica. Donde la posición de clase (el capital económico, cultural, o social), junto a factores como el o…
The Housing Struggle of Working-Class Migrant Women in Spain Through a Double Horizon of Political Temporality
Impoverished and working-class migrant women have been the hardest hit and most exploited people during both the real estatefinancial accumulation cycle and the aftermath of the 2008 crisis in Spain. Since 2009, these women have also been the key actors in outstanding civil disobedience to the neoliberal financial rule through their engagement in housing activism. How has this happened, and with what effects? Our research responds to these questi…
Livin’ on the edge
This paper examines the physical limits but paradoxically symbolic expansion of the Airbnb model beyond the the touristified historical center of Madrid. We move to the margins of the city and analyzed every host ad and guest comment in the Villaverde district, characterized as a former industrial working-class neighborhood also welcoming various waves of immigrants. Our results reveal a novel figure in the platform model, which we have character…
Not gentrification, not touristification
The rapid growth of short-term rentals (STRs) is leading researchers to frame these urban transformations indifferently as gentrification, touristification or tourism gentrification. This paper proposes that these concepts, though closely related, are not best suited to explain the urban transformations created by STRs. Using a theoretical and empirical approach, it attempts to delve into this theoretical debate. Since housing assetization is wha…
The neoliberal tenant dystopia
Converting residential housing into short-term rentals (STRs), through platforms such as Airbnb, has become a very profitable business, and a tourist-led rentier class has been formed in connection with this activity. However, the pandemic stalled this process and STRs began to be listed on residential rental platforms. Our paper questions whether these STRs have actually returned to the residential market. Our research shows how the pandemic fos…
Incidence of Peri-Implantitis and Relationship with Different Conditions
Articles on the prevalence of peri-implant diseases showed that 90% of peri-implant tissues had some form of inflammatory response and a prevalence of peri-implantitis from 28% to 51% according to various publications. Objective: To provide an overview of how risk factors can be related with peri-implantitis. Methods: A retrospective longitudinal study including 555 implants placed in 132 patients was evaluated based on the presence of peri-impla…
The impact of Covid-19 on the short-term rental market in Spain
The Spanish real estate and its ‘sea and sun’ tourism model, were profoundly disrupted during the Great Recession of 2008–2014 As a result, hedge funds and their speculative operations have favoured an intense process of urban touristification in the largest Spanish cities, especially over the past ten years. The aim of this paper is to examine how the COVID-19 crisis has triggered shifts in the supply of short-term rentals and the type of demand…
Mecanismos y dinámicas del trabajo en las plataformas digitales
El presente artículo analiza las formas de trabajo y de modos de producción que configuran las plataformas digitales. Se plantea que en estas pueden emerger distintas formas de trabajo, pero que todas ellas responden a las transformaciones del neoliberalismo contemporáneo. Las formas en las que se dan sus configuraciones y las de sus procesos productivos, impulsan nuevas formas laborales y de producción que rompen con los modelos estándar para ge…
State-Led Actions Reigniting the Financialization of Housing in Spain
Since the 2008 economic recession, state intervention in the real estate sector has strengthened. This article explains how housing financialization was reignited in Spain following key policy reforms in 2013. We argue that Spanish authorities managed to strategically recreate a finance-friendly environment to attract global investors. They combined financial policies, other deregulatory reforms and neoliberal measures in a coordinated manner we …
Turistificación, rentas inmobiliarias y acumulación de capital a través de Airbnb. El caso de Valencia
Este artículo analiza el modelo de hospedaje que ha configurado Airbnb en la ciudad de Valencia. Se plantea que las plataformas digitales denominadas de economía colaborativa, pueden impulsar nuevos modelos de hospedaje que conllevan una serie de efectos positivos; o por el contrario, pueden contribuir a la turistificación urbana. El presente estudio sugiere que los efectos socioeconómicos de Airbnb en una ciudad y el tipo de modelo de hospedaje …
Expansión de la ciudad turística y nuevas resistencias. El caso de Airbnb en Madrid
La reciente y veloz expansión de la turistificación ofrece algunos factores críticos que han alimentado la indignación vecinal y la resistencia local dentro de la 'ciudad turistística'. Estas protestas están muy centradas en los impactos negativos de la turistificación en el mercado inmobiliario local, en la construcción de la ciudad para el monocultivo del turismo, en la expulsión de familias de barrios turistificados y en el deterioro de la con…
Cómo las plataformas digitales transforman nuestra manera de practicar deporte
Este estudio analiza el caso de Timpik, plataforma digital que pone en contacto a desconocidos para que puedan practicar deportes juntos. Se plantea que Timpik surge cómo respuesta a las nuevas necesidades de los sujetos para practicar deporte, en una sociedad en transformación, cada vez más organizada bajo los principios del neoliberalismo. Pero también se plantea que la lógica y funcionamiento de Timpik genera una forma de interacción y de rela…
Necesidades del profesorado de la Universidad de Sevilla respecto a la enseñanza que requiere el Eees
En el presente artículo exponemos una parte de los resultados de una investigación llevada a cabo por el ICE de la Universidad de Sevilla. Una de las metas que se perseguían con esa pesquisa era determinar las principales necesidades de formación y apoyo institucional, percibidas por los docentes de la Universidad Hispalense, respecto a las demandas de cambios metodológicos en la docencia contenidas en los principios programáticos del Espacio Eur…
Sobre los límites de la representación
El objetivo del presente trabajo es analizar brevemente la noción de representación y examinar sus diferentes usos en el contexto de la historia cultural
Grassroots struggles challenging housing financialization in Spain
Spain was one of the most severely hit countries by the 2008 global financial crisis. More than ten years after, the belated economic recovery has hardly changed the roots of that crisis, especially the financialization of the real estate sector. Remarkably, from 2009 to the present, several grassroots struggles have questioned those roots and demanded solutions to the affordability housing crisis. In this study, we examine two salient cases: the…
State-Led Actions Reigniting the Financialization of Housing in Spain
Since the 2008 economic recession, state intervention in the real estate sector has strengthened. This article explains how housing financialization was reignited in Spain following key policy reforms in 2013. We argue that Spanish authorities managed to strategically recreate a finance-friendly environment to attract global investors. They combined financial policies, other deregulatory reforms and neoliberal measures in a coordinated manner we …
Not gentrification, not touristification
The rapid growth of short-term rentals (STRs) is leading researchers to frame these urban transformations indifferently as gentrification, touristification or tourism gentrification. This paper proposes that these concepts, though closely related, are not best suited to explain the urban transformations created by STRs. Using a theoretical and empirical approach, it attempts to delve into this theoretical debate. Since housing assetization is wha…
Can Tenants’ Unions Challenge Neoliberal Housing Governance? The Emergence of a New Movement in Spain and Its Impact on Post-neoliberal Housing Policy
This paper analyses how tenants' organizations approach the state for "post-neoliberal housing policy" that challenges decades of neoliberal housing governance. It introduces the concept of "counter-hegemonic legislative strategies" to illustrate how tenants' movements in Spain have achieved this policy shift by influencing legislative changes. In contrast to traditional lobbying or representation-focused movements, unions aim to organize tenants…
Accommodating ‘generation rent’
In contemporary urban areas, a growing ‘generation rent’ is finding shelter in expensive and precarious private rental housing. Tenant organisations and legislative initiatives have been pushing to improve housing conditions for renters, yet have been met with strong resistance. Intense policy and academic debates have ensued. This paper delves into the discourses used by dominant actors involved in legislative changes affecting the private renta…
The neoliberal tenant dystopia
Converting residential housing into short-term rentals (STRs), through platforms such as Airbnb, has become a very profitable business, and a tourist-led rentier class has been formed in connection with this activity. However, the pandemic stalled this process and STRs began to be listed on residential rental platforms. Our paper questions whether these STRs have actually returned to the residential market. Our research shows how the pandemic fos…
From 'mom-and-pop' to 'vulnerable landlords
This paper critically examines the widely spread myths of 'mom-and-pop' and 'vulnerable landlords' within the Spanish rental market, by exploring their role in legitimising rent extraction and opposing rent control measures. Amid rising rental prices and increasing tenant impoverishment in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, this study addresses how these landlord archetypes distort public and political discourse, thereby influencing rental ma…
The impact of Covid-19 on the short-term rental market in Spain
The Spanish real estate and its ‘sea and sun’ tourism model, were profoundly disrupted during the Great Recession of 2008–2014 As a result, hedge funds and their speculative operations have favoured an intense process of urban touristification in the largest Spanish cities, especially over the past ten years. The aim of this paper is to examine how the COVID-19 crisis has triggered shifts in the supply of short-term rentals and the type of demand…
The Housing Struggle of Working-Class Migrant Women in Spain Through a Double Horizon of Political Temporality
Impoverished and working-class migrant women have been the hardest hit and most exploited people during both the real estatefinancial accumulation cycle and the aftermath of the 2008 crisis in Spain. Since 2009, these women have also been the key actors in outstanding civil disobedience to the neoliberal financial rule through their engagement in housing activism. How has this happened, and with what effects? Our research responds to these questi…
Necesidades del profesorado de la Universidad de Sevilla respecto a la enseñanza que requiere el Eees
En el presente artículo exponemos una parte de los resultados de una investigación llevada a cabo por el ICE de la Universidad de Sevilla. Una de las metas que se perseguían con esa pesquisa era determinar las principales necesidades de formación y apoyo institucional, percibidas por los docentes de la Universidad Hispalense, respecto a las demandas de cambios metodológicos en la docencia contenidas en los principios programáticos del Espacio Eur…
Sobre los límites de la representación
El objetivo del presente trabajo es analizar brevemente la noción de representación y examinar sus diferentes usos en el contexto de la historia cultural
Necesidades del profesorado de la Universidad de Sevilla respecto a la enseñanza que requiere el Eees
En el presente artículo exponemos una parte de los resultados de una investigación llevada a cabo por el ICE de la Universidad de Sevilla. Una de las metas que se perseguían con esa pesquisa era determinar las principales necesidades de formación y apoyo institucional, percibidas por los docentes de la Universidad Hispalense, respecto a las demandas de cambios metodológicos en la docencia contenidas en los principios programáticos del Espacio Eur…
Expansión de la ciudad turística y nuevas resistencias. El caso de Airbnb en Madrid
La reciente y veloz expansión de la turistificación ofrece algunos factores críticos que han alimentado la indignación vecinal y la resistencia local dentro de la 'ciudad turistística'. Estas protestas están muy centradas en los impactos negativos de la turistificación en el mercado inmobiliario local, en la construcción de la ciudad para el monocultivo del turismo, en la expulsión de familias de barrios turistificados y en el deterioro de la con…
Cómo las plataformas digitales transforman nuestra manera de practicar deporte
Este estudio analiza el caso de Timpik, plataforma digital que pone en contacto a desconocidos para que puedan practicar deportes juntos. Se plantea que Timpik surge cómo respuesta a las nuevas necesidades de los sujetos para practicar deporte, en una sociedad en transformación, cada vez más organizada bajo los principios del neoliberalismo. Pero también se plantea que la lógica y funcionamiento de Timpik genera una forma de interacción y de rela…
Turistificación, rentas inmobiliarias y acumulación de capital a través de Airbnb. El caso de Valencia
Este artículo analiza el modelo de hospedaje que ha configurado Airbnb en la ciudad de Valencia. Se plantea que las plataformas digitales denominadas de economía colaborativa, pueden impulsar nuevos modelos de hospedaje que conllevan una serie de efectos positivos; o por el contrario, pueden contribuir a la turistificación urbana. El presente estudio sugiere que los efectos socioeconómicos de Airbnb en una ciudad y el tipo de modelo de hospedaje …
Mecanismos y dinámicas del trabajo en las plataformas digitales
El presente artículo analiza las formas de trabajo y de modos de producción que configuran las plataformas digitales. Se plantea que en estas pueden emerger distintas formas de trabajo, pero que todas ellas responden a las transformaciones del neoliberalismo contemporáneo. Las formas en las que se dan sus configuraciones y las de sus procesos productivos, impulsan nuevas formas laborales y de producción que rompen con los modelos estándar para ge…
State-Led Actions Reigniting the Financialization of Housing in Spain
Since the 2008 economic recession, state intervention in the real estate sector has strengthened. This article explains how housing financialization was reignited in Spain following key policy reforms in 2013. We argue that Spanish authorities managed to strategically recreate a finance-friendly environment to attract global investors. They combined financial policies, other deregulatory reforms and neoliberal measures in a coordinated manner we …
Incidence of Peri-Implantitis and Relationship with Different Conditions
Articles on the prevalence of peri-implant diseases showed that 90% of peri-implant tissues had some form of inflammatory response and a prevalence of peri-implantitis from 28% to 51% according to various publications. Objective: To provide an overview of how risk factors can be related with peri-implantitis. Methods: A retrospective longitudinal study including 555 implants placed in 132 patients was evaluated based on the presence of peri-impla…
The impact of Covid-19 on the short-term rental market in Spain
The Spanish real estate and its ‘sea and sun’ tourism model, were profoundly disrupted during the Great Recession of 2008–2014 As a result, hedge funds and their speculative operations have favoured an intense process of urban touristification in the largest Spanish cities, especially over the past ten years. The aim of this paper is to examine how the COVID-19 crisis has triggered shifts in the supply of short-term rentals and the type of demand…
Effect of Fluoride Content of Mouthwashes on the Metallic Ion Release in Different Orthodontics Archwires
Metal ion release studies were carried out on three of the most commonly used orthodontic wires in the clinic: austenitic stainless steel, Ti-Mo, and superelastic NiTi, using three mouthwashes with different fluoride concentrations: 130, 200, and 380 ppm. Immersions were carried out in these mouthwashes at 37 °C for 1, 4, 7, and 14 days, and the ions released were determined by inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). All wires were…
Ciudad APP
El monográfico que hemos coordinado y que aquí presentamos espera ser una pequeña pero necesaria contribución al estudio y comprensión de la plataformización urbana. Nuestro objetivo ha sido observar cómo el capitalismo de plataforma está transformando las ciudades, las formas del trabajo y los estilos de vidas urbanos de forma desigual y asimétrica. Donde la posición de clase (el capital económico, cultural, o social), junto a factores como el o…
The Housing Struggle of Working-Class Migrant Women in Spain Through a Double Horizon of Political Temporality
Impoverished and working-class migrant women have been the hardest hit and most exploited people during both the real estatefinancial accumulation cycle and the aftermath of the 2008 crisis in Spain. Since 2009, these women have also been the key actors in outstanding civil disobedience to the neoliberal financial rule through their engagement in housing activism. How has this happened, and with what effects? Our research responds to these questi…
Livin’ on the edge
This paper examines the physical limits but paradoxically symbolic expansion of the Airbnb model beyond the the touristified historical center of Madrid. We move to the margins of the city and analyzed every host ad and guest comment in the Villaverde district, characterized as a former industrial working-class neighborhood also welcoming various waves of immigrants. Our results reveal a novel figure in the platform model, which we have character…
Not gentrification, not touristification
The rapid growth of short-term rentals (STRs) is leading researchers to frame these urban transformations indifferently as gentrification, touristification or tourism gentrification. This paper proposes that these concepts, though closely related, are not best suited to explain the urban transformations created by STRs. Using a theoretical and empirical approach, it attempts to delve into this theoretical debate. Since housing assetization is wha…
The neoliberal tenant dystopia
Converting residential housing into short-term rentals (STRs), through platforms such as Airbnb, has become a very profitable business, and a tourist-led rentier class has been formed in connection with this activity. However, the pandemic stalled this process and STRs began to be listed on residential rental platforms. Our paper questions whether these STRs have actually returned to the residential market. Our research shows how the pandemic fos…
Can Tenants’ Unions Challenge Neoliberal Housing Governance? The Emergence of a New Movement in Spain and Its Impact on Post-neoliberal Housing Policy
This paper analyses how tenants' organizations approach the state for "post-neoliberal housing policy" that challenges decades of neoliberal housing governance. It introduces the concept of "counter-hegemonic legislative strategies" to illustrate how tenants' movements in Spain have achieved this policy shift by influencing legislative changes. In contrast to traditional lobbying or representation-focused movements, unions aim to organize tenants…
Grassroots struggles challenging housing financialization in Spain
Spain was one of the most severely hit countries by the 2008 global financial crisis. More than ten years after, the belated economic recovery has hardly changed the roots of that crisis, especially the financialization of the real estate sector. Remarkably, from 2009 to the present, several grassroots struggles have questioned those roots and demanded solutions to the affordability housing crisis. In this study, we examine two salient cases: the…
Accommodating ‘generation rent’
In contemporary urban areas, a growing ‘generation rent’ is finding shelter in expensive and precarious private rental housing. Tenant organisations and legislative initiatives have been pushing to improve housing conditions for renters, yet have been met with strong resistance. Intense policy and academic debates have ensued. This paper delves into the discourses used by dominant actors involved in legislative changes affecting the private renta…
Beyond the digital nomad
This article examines the platformisation of urban life in Southern Europe, highlighting Lisbon as a key hub in the global outsourcing of digital labour. It identifies a model of digital corporate urbanism driven by transnational technology platforms and intermediary firms, where capital attraction, workforce management, and urban policy converge under the logic of global competitiveness. Based on qualitative research involving interviews and par…
Global corporate landlordism and a new cycle of tenant contention
This introduction to the special issue offers a preliminary comparative reading of the struggles between global corporate landlords (GCLs) and tenants in contemporary urban landscapes. It traces the rise of GCLs in the lead-up to, and aftermath of, the 2008 global financial crisis and suggests that their aggressive property management practices have catalysed a new cycle of tenant contention. Drawing on recent scholarship and the contributions to…
De la burbuja inmobiliaria a la generación inquilina
La crisis financiera de 2008 supuso un punto de inflexión en el capitalismo global, puesto que provocó una profunda reestructuración de los sectores financiero e inmobiliario. En el caso español, donde la banca acumulaba grandes cantidades de activos tóxicos que amenazaban con una crisis sistémica en la eurozona, el impacto fue particularmente agudo. Esta situación dio lugar a un arreglo político-financiero: una intervención estatal orientada a r…
From 'mom-and-pop' to 'vulnerable landlords
This paper critically examines the widely spread myths of 'mom-and-pop' and 'vulnerable landlords' within the Spanish rental market, by exploring their role in legitimising rent extraction and opposing rent control measures. Amid rising rental prices and increasing tenant impoverishment in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, this study addresses how these landlord archetypes distort public and political discourse, thereby influencing rental ma…
Donant veu a la 'Generació Llogatera'. Desestabilitzant els discursos dominants sobre la reforma del mercat de lloguer a Catalunya i Espanya
A les àrees urbanes contemporànies, una 'generació llogatera' està trobant refugi en habitatges de lloguer privat cars i precaris. Organitzacions de llogateres i iniciatives legislatives han estat actuant per millorar les condicions d'habitatge de les persones llogateres, però s'han trobat amb una forta resistència i han provocat intensos debats polítics i acadèmics. Aquest article analitza els discursos utilitzats pels actors dominants implicats…
The mid-term rental turn
Mid-term rentals (MTRs) have recently become a significant housing segment in today's contested residential landscapes. They occupy a growing market niche for landlords seeking to avoid new regulations in the long-term and short-term rental sectors while catering to mobile urban populations, including digital nomads, expats and students. The intermediation of digital rental platforms has enabled this rapid development. Using a dataset from Ideali…
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