Bruno González‐cacheda
Biographic Data
| ID | 4035959 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bruno González‐cacheda |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bruno |
| FAMILY NAME | González‐cacheda |
| SIGNATURE | CACHEDA B G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade de Vigo |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1833-0003 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Online Income Tax Returns and the Third‐Level Digital Divide
In this article, we have tried to improve our understanding of the third‐level digital divide associated with online tax returns in Spain. To this end, we analyse the causes that may explain the online filing of tax returns through third parties (tax advisors, family or friends). To do so, we use the Survey on Equipment and Use of Information and Communication Technologies in Households 2022 conducted by the National Statistics Institute (INE). F…
Digitalisation and political parties in Europe
In this article we have attempted to improve our understanding of the influence of various factors, such as the level of organizational resources, age, ideology and values, on the digitalization of political parties oriented towards participation and resource mobilization. To do this, we use version four of the Political Party Database Round (PPDB) (2022), which covers 187 parties in 26 European countries. We focus on 10 of the largest party fami…
Digital cooperation on Facebook and Twitter and financial impact on political crowdfunding campaigns
Although political crowdfunding has been a growing digital tool for resource mobilisation over the last decade, there has been little academic analysis on this topic. To fill this gap, we analysed the impact of digital cooperation materialised through Facebook and Twitter on the financial results and number of individual donations in more than 200 campaigns. Statistical tests show a positive association between the number of endorsements for the …
Political crowdfunding and resource mobilization for collective action
This paper focuses on the determination and analysis of the keys to success in the mobilization of resources through political crowdfunding projects aimed to develop activities linked to collective action for social and political change. For that purpose, based on financial success, we have carried out benchmarking and statistical analysis through diverse variables related to communicative, financial, relational and organizational elements. This …
Del 15M a Podemos. Rupturas y continuidades en un proceso de incipiente cartelización
El ciclo de protesta protagonizado por el movimiento 15M ha concluido dando lugar a un proceso de institucionalización y a la aparición de nuevos actores en la esfera institucional. A través de la revisión y el análisis de contenido de diversos materiales documentales y netnográficos, analizamos las claves de dicho proceso, focalizando nuestra atención en torno a cinco variables capaces de captar la trayectoria seguida por Podemos desde su nacimi…
Social Innovation and Crisis in the Third Sector in Spain. Results, Challenges and Limitations of ‘Civic Crowdfunding’
Based on the evolution and institutional transformation of the Welfare State and its relationship with the Third Sector of Social Action, the present article describes and analyzes the aspects of the financial crisis and resources that the sector is currently suffering. In regards of these structural transformations the evolution, characteristics, limitations and opportunities offered by ‘civic crowdfunding’ in Spain between the years 2011 and 20…
Digitalisation and political parties in Europe
In this article we have attempted to improve our understanding of the influence of various factors, such as the level of organizational resources, age, ideology and values, on the digitalization of political parties oriented towards participation and resource mobilization. To do this, we use version four of the Political Party Database Round (PPDB) (2022), which covers 187 parties in 26 European countries. We focus on 10 of the largest party fami…
Political crowdfunding and resource mobilization for collective action
This paper focuses on the determination and analysis of the keys to success in the mobilization of resources through political crowdfunding projects aimed to develop activities linked to collective action for social and political change. For that purpose, based on financial success, we have carried out benchmarking and statistical analysis through diverse variables related to communicative, financial, relational and organizational elements. This …
Social Innovation and Crisis in the Third Sector in Spain. Results, Challenges and Limitations of ‘Civic Crowdfunding’
Based on the evolution and institutional transformation of the Welfare State and its relationship with the Third Sector of Social Action, the present article describes and analyzes the aspects of the financial crisis and resources that the sector is currently suffering. In regards of these structural transformations the evolution, characteristics, limitations and opportunities offered by ‘civic crowdfunding’ in Spain between the years 2011 and 20…
Social Innovation and Crisis in the Third Sector in Spain. Results, Challenges and Limitations of ‘Civic Crowdfunding’
Based on the evolution and institutional transformation of the Welfare State and its relationship with the Third Sector of Social Action, the present article describes and analyzes the aspects of the financial crisis and resources that the sector is currently suffering. In regards of these structural transformations the evolution, characteristics, limitations and opportunities offered by ‘civic crowdfunding’ in Spain between the years 2011 and 20…
Del 15M a Podemos. Rupturas y continuidades en un proceso de incipiente cartelización
El ciclo de protesta protagonizado por el movimiento 15M ha concluido dando lugar a un proceso de institucionalización y a la aparición de nuevos actores en la esfera institucional. A través de la revisión y el análisis de contenido de diversos materiales documentales y netnográficos, analizamos las claves de dicho proceso, focalizando nuestra atención en torno a cinco variables capaces de captar la trayectoria seguida por Podemos desde su nacimi…
Political crowdfunding and resource mobilization for collective action
This paper focuses on the determination and analysis of the keys to success in the mobilization of resources through political crowdfunding projects aimed to develop activities linked to collective action for social and political change. For that purpose, based on financial success, we have carried out benchmarking and statistical analysis through diverse variables related to communicative, financial, relational and organizational elements. This …
Digital cooperation on Facebook and Twitter and financial impact on political crowdfunding campaigns
Although political crowdfunding has been a growing digital tool for resource mobilisation over the last decade, there has been little academic analysis on this topic. To fill this gap, we analysed the impact of digital cooperation materialised through Facebook and Twitter on the financial results and number of individual donations in more than 200 campaigns. Statistical tests show a positive association between the number of endorsements for the …
Online Income Tax Returns and the Third‐Level Digital Divide
In this article, we have tried to improve our understanding of the third‐level digital divide associated with online tax returns in Spain. To this end, we analyse the causes that may explain the online filing of tax returns through third parties (tax advisors, family or friends). To do so, we use the Survey on Equipment and Use of Information and Communication Technologies in Households 2022 conducted by the National Statistics Institute (INE). F…
Digitalisation and political parties in Europe
In this article we have attempted to improve our understanding of the influence of various factors, such as the level of organizational resources, age, ideology and values, on the digitalization of political parties oriented towards participation and resource mobilization. To do this, we use version four of the Political Party Database Round (PPDB) (2022), which covers 187 parties in 26 European countries. We focus on 10 of the largest party fami…
Political science (5 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · FinTech, Crowdfunding, Digital Finance (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Action (physics (2 works) · Collective action (2 works) · Digital Marketing and Social Media (2 works) · Economics (2 works)