Luis Ayuso
Biographic Data
| ID | 382567 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Luis Ayuso |
| GIVEN NAMES | Luis |
| FAMILY NAME | Ayuso |
| SIGNATURE | AYUSO L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Málaga |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Administración del dinero y bienestar subjetivo en la pareja
Este artículo analiza cómo afecta la administración del dinero en la pareja al grado de bienestar subjetivo de cada uno de sus miembros. Siguiendo la teoría del reparto de dinero y la teoría de la individualización, se elabora la hipótesis de la individualidad femenina, que establece que cuanto mayor sea el control monetario que tiene la mujer dentro de la pareja, mayor será su bienestar subjetivo. Los datos proceden de la Encuesta Social General…
Female Breadwinner
Online Networks and Subjective Well‐Being
This article provides an empirical examination of how online social networks affect subjective well‐being, namely enquiring if networks mediate the effect of personality on subjective well‐being of the individuals who use those networks. We use the theories of complementarity of face‐to‐face and online networks, preferential attachment, and the “Big Five Personality Traits” to test the following hypothesis: Given that online and offline networks …
La réalité des couples qui ne vivent pas sous le même toit en Europe
L’étude des couples ne vivaant pas ensemble (LAT) est de plus en plus présente dans la sociologie de la famille. Il n’existe presque pas d’études quantitatives ayant analysé des couples mariés vivant séparément. Cependant, les changements familiaux les plus récents font augmenter la possibilité de ces unions. Cette recherche analyse la réalité des LAT mariés d’un point de vue quantitatif, grâce au projet GGS qui a réuni un sous-échantillon de 524…
The Effects of Covid-19 Confinement on the Spanish Family
Spain is one of the countries that has been most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic worldwide. As a southern European country, Spain is characterized by high levels of sociability and the vital role of the family in its social structure. The intense confinement phase raised many questions about how the Spanish family would adapt to this crisis. This study analyzes the consequences of confinement on three areas of family life: the emotional state o…
Individualism or complementarity? The effect of digital personal networks on face-to-face personal networks
Information and communication technologies (ICTs) are affecting ways of networking in advanced societies. This study analyzes the interaction of face-to-face social networks and digital social networks in Spain, a Mediterranean country characterized by significant sociability in every social sphere. Our aim is to contrast this with the hypothesis that new forms of networking can lead to isolation or individualization. This study uses two surveys …
New partnerships in widowhood in Spain
Widowhood has traditionally been associated with the end of the family cycle; however, social and generational transformations in Spain are providing a new context for the development of new partnerships in widowhood. This study analyzes widowed persons who have found new partners and those who would be willing to do so, focusing on their characteristics and motives and related sociodemographic factors. Research is based on a sample of 306 widows…
What future awaits couples Living Apart Together (LAT)
In recent years there has been increased interest in couples Living Apart Together (LAT) within the sociology of the family in Europe. One of the main questions concerns understanding their evolution over time. Given the lack of longitudinal data, the present study focuses as a proxy to study the perception LATs hold of their future and the influencing factors. Based on data from the Generations and Gender Survey (GGS), a sample of 5253 people in…
Nuevas imagenes del cambio familiar en Espana
Family can be considered as a laboratory where many of the social changes that affect the whole society are experienced and take place. But it can also be considered as a basic catalyst of social transformation. These trends can be studied using the different International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) waves and the surveys by the Social Affairs Ministry. The results show the continuity of a peculiar Spanish culture of familialism. They also sho…
Responsibility for Child and Elderly Care
Baltic and Nordic countries share historical and political connections as well as geographical proximity. Nevertheless, when their welfare regimes are compared, Baltic countries can be included in a post‐communist model that differs from the social‐democratic model of Nordic countries in many respects. This article focuses on one of these aspects, the opinion expressed towards the financial responsibility for the care of children and the elderly.…
Living Apart Together en España. ¿Noviazgos o parejas independientes
El fenómeno de los Living Apart Together (LAT) hace referencia a parejas que no conviven habitualmente en la misma residencia. en españa este fenómeno ha proliferado en los últimos años como consecuencia del retraso en la emancipación familiar. Sin embargo, esta conceptualización agrupa realidades sociales muy diversas. este estudio analiza una muestra de 692 mujeres en LAt de entre 20 y 79 años procedentes del estudio 2.639, Fecundidad y valores…
The Effects of Covid-19 Confinement on the Spanish Family
Spain is one of the countries that has been most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic worldwide. As a southern European country, Spain is characterized by high levels of sociability and the vital role of the family in its social structure. The intense confinement phase raised many questions about how the Spanish family would adapt to this crisis. This study analyzes the consequences of confinement on three areas of family life: the emotional state o…
What future awaits couples Living Apart Together (LAT)
In recent years there has been increased interest in couples Living Apart Together (LAT) within the sociology of the family in Europe. One of the main questions concerns understanding their evolution over time. Given the lack of longitudinal data, the present study focuses as a proxy to study the perception LATs hold of their future and the influencing factors. Based on data from the Generations and Gender Survey (GGS), a sample of 5253 people in…
Living Apart Together en España. ¿Noviazgos o parejas independientes
El fenómeno de los Living Apart Together (LAT) hace referencia a parejas que no conviven habitualmente en la misma residencia. en españa este fenómeno ha proliferado en los últimos años como consecuencia del retraso en la emancipación familiar. Sin embargo, esta conceptualización agrupa realidades sociales muy diversas. este estudio analiza una muestra de 692 mujeres en LAt de entre 20 y 79 años procedentes del estudio 2.639, Fecundidad y valores…
Responsibility for Child and Elderly Care
Baltic and Nordic countries share historical and political connections as well as geographical proximity. Nevertheless, when their welfare regimes are compared, Baltic countries can be included in a post‐communist model that differs from the social‐democratic model of Nordic countries in many respects. This article focuses on one of these aspects, the opinion expressed towards the financial responsibility for the care of children and the elderly.…
Administración del dinero y bienestar subjetivo en la pareja
Este artículo analiza cómo afecta la administración del dinero en la pareja al grado de bienestar subjetivo de cada uno de sus miembros. Siguiendo la teoría del reparto de dinero y la teoría de la individualización, se elabora la hipótesis de la individualidad femenina, que establece que cuanto mayor sea el control monetario que tiene la mujer dentro de la pareja, mayor será su bienestar subjetivo. Los datos proceden de la Encuesta Social General…
Living Apart Together en España. ¿Noviazgos o parejas independientes
El fenómeno de los Living Apart Together (LAT) hace referencia a parejas que no conviven habitualmente en la misma residencia. en españa este fenómeno ha proliferado en los últimos años como consecuencia del retraso en la emancipación familiar. Sin embargo, esta conceptualización agrupa realidades sociales muy diversas. este estudio analiza una muestra de 692 mujeres en LAt de entre 20 y 79 años procedentes del estudio 2.639, Fecundidad y valores…
Responsibility for Child and Elderly Care
Baltic and Nordic countries share historical and political connections as well as geographical proximity. Nevertheless, when their welfare regimes are compared, Baltic countries can be included in a post‐communist model that differs from the social‐democratic model of Nordic countries in many respects. This article focuses on one of these aspects, the opinion expressed towards the financial responsibility for the care of children and the elderly.…
Nuevas imagenes del cambio familiar en Espana
Family can be considered as a laboratory where many of the social changes that affect the whole society are experienced and take place. But it can also be considered as a basic catalyst of social transformation. These trends can be studied using the different International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) waves and the surveys by the Social Affairs Ministry. The results show the continuity of a peculiar Spanish culture of familialism. They also sho…
Individualism or complementarity? The effect of digital personal networks on face-to-face personal networks
Information and communication technologies (ICTs) are affecting ways of networking in advanced societies. This study analyzes the interaction of face-to-face social networks and digital social networks in Spain, a Mediterranean country characterized by significant sociability in every social sphere. Our aim is to contrast this with the hypothesis that new forms of networking can lead to isolation or individualization. This study uses two surveys …
New partnerships in widowhood in Spain
Widowhood has traditionally been associated with the end of the family cycle; however, social and generational transformations in Spain are providing a new context for the development of new partnerships in widowhood. This study analyzes widowed persons who have found new partners and those who would be willing to do so, focusing on their characteristics and motives and related sociodemographic factors. Research is based on a sample of 306 widows…
What future awaits couples Living Apart Together (LAT)
In recent years there has been increased interest in couples Living Apart Together (LAT) within the sociology of the family in Europe. One of the main questions concerns understanding their evolution over time. Given the lack of longitudinal data, the present study focuses as a proxy to study the perception LATs hold of their future and the influencing factors. Based on data from the Generations and Gender Survey (GGS), a sample of 5253 people in…
La réalité des couples qui ne vivent pas sous le même toit en Europe
L’étude des couples ne vivaant pas ensemble (LAT) est de plus en plus présente dans la sociologie de la famille. Il n’existe presque pas d’études quantitatives ayant analysé des couples mariés vivant séparément. Cependant, les changements familiaux les plus récents font augmenter la possibilité de ces unions. Cette recherche analyse la réalité des LAT mariés d’un point de vue quantitatif, grâce au projet GGS qui a réuni un sous-échantillon de 524…
The Effects of Covid-19 Confinement on the Spanish Family
Spain is one of the countries that has been most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic worldwide. As a southern European country, Spain is characterized by high levels of sociability and the vital role of the family in its social structure. The intense confinement phase raised many questions about how the Spanish family would adapt to this crisis. This study analyzes the consequences of confinement on three areas of family life: the emotional state o…
Online Networks and Subjective Well‐Being
This article provides an empirical examination of how online social networks affect subjective well‐being, namely enquiring if networks mediate the effect of personality on subjective well‐being of the individuals who use those networks. We use the theories of complementarity of face‐to‐face and online networks, preferential attachment, and the “Big Five Personality Traits” to test the following hypothesis: Given that online and offline networks …
Female Breadwinner
Administración del dinero y bienestar subjetivo en la pareja
Este artículo analiza cómo afecta la administración del dinero en la pareja al grado de bienestar subjetivo de cada uno de sus miembros. Siguiendo la teoría del reparto de dinero y la teoría de la individualización, se elabora la hipótesis de la individualidad femenina, que establece que cuanto mayor sea el control monetario que tiene la mujer dentro de la pareja, mayor será su bienestar subjetivo. Los datos proceden de la Encuesta Social General…
Sociology (7 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Demographic economics (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Demography (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies (3 works)