Eloísa Del Pino Matute
Biographic Data
| ID | 4166152 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eloísa Del Pino Matute |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eloísa Del Pino |
| FAMILY NAME | Matute |
| SIGNATURE | MATUTE E P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5497-1302 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 51 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Cooperación y coordinación en el sector sanitario
El CISNS constituye para algunos un modelo de cooperación y coordinación dentro del sistema español de relaciones intergubernamentales. Para otros observadores, sin embargo, este órgano no ha llegado a cumplir las funciones que podrían esperarse de él y encarna bien todos los problemas y deficiencias de los que adolece nuestro modelo territorial. A partir de la reciente pandemia, este debate se ha intensificado, con datos y argumentos que podrían…
Does the left still own social policies? The effect of incumbent partisanship on citizens’ perceptions of public spending in Spain
To what extent do people still regard welfare policies as a policy issue owned by left-wing parties? To answer this question, this article studies the extent to which people use government partisanship (right/left) as a shortcut to infer how much public money is allocated to different policy domains and, subsequently, to develop a stance concerning the adequacy of public budgets. We use Spain as a case study, and we build a large database merging…
Recentralisation in welfare? Measuring and comparing territorial governance change in Spain
Decentralisation was one of the more visible changes in Western welfare states from the 1970s to the 2000s and was viewed by some as an unstoppable trend. However, during the Great Recession, governmental responses to certain policy problems have called into question the decentralisation process through a series of recentralising changes in territorial governance in several multilevel systems. This article seeks to understand whether and how the …
Los determinantes de la satisfacción con las políticas de bienestar del Estado autonómico
Los indicadores basados en la satisfacción ciudadana que permitan lacomparación territorial del rendimiento de las políticas podrían útilesen Estados descentralizados. Pero ¿qué hay detrás de la (in)satisfaccióncon las políticas? En el artículo se examina la satisfacción de losespañoles con tres políticas: educación, sanidad (cuyas competenciasrecaen en las Comunidades Autónomas) y pensiones (Gobierno central),mediante una encuesta representativa…
The Limits of Power Concentration and Expert Knowledge in Emergency Management
Focusing on the central government’s response to the Covid-19 crisis during the first wave in Spain, the article analyses the executive’s strategy of power concentration, and the factors that shape its implementation. We sketch how the crisis erupted, the main measures and strategies adopted by the national executive, the role of the experts, and the interaction with other political actors and institutions. We also explore the second phase and ho…
Coordination and Health Policy Responses to the First Wave of Covid-19 in Italy and Spain
The Italian and Spanish healthcare systems are ranked among the best in the world, according to the Lancet Ranking and the Global Health Security Index (2019). Yet Italy and Spain were the first European countries hit by the coronavirus and did not have the benefit of hindsight and policy learning. A further complication for crisis management and associated policy measures to be adopted and implemented was the highly decentralized policy system. …
Is Welfare Retrenchment Inevitable? Scope and Drivers of Healthcare Reforms in Five Spanish Regions During the Crisis
To what extent, in the context of severe economic crisis, do governments of the right and the left have room for manoeuvre to choose their fiscal consolidation paths? To what degree might this margin be broader in multilevel systems? The severity of the crisis suffered by Spain since 2007, combined with the significant scope of the powers and related expenditure capacities of the Autonomous Communities, make the Spanish regions a highly suitable …
Conceptualizing and Explaining Bureauphobia
Several studies have described a perspective among citizens that entails a negative image of public administration or civil servants that persists even after positive encounters and experiences. However, this ambivalent attitude has rarely been studied empirically. The authors refer to this attitude as “bureauphobia” and seek to enhance the existing literature through an analysis of its scope and root causes in Spain. The article analyzes two sur…
El welfare-mix español durante la crisis y la privatización del riesgo social
In the two decades before the onset of the crisis, many countries began to implement initiatives involving the participation of actors other than the public sector in the management of social policies. In recent years, the difficult economic situation has revived the debate on different welfare-mix formulas, their scope and especially on citizens. In the case of Spain, through the examination of three key social policies, we observe how the welfa…
Decentralisation at a Time of Harsh Austerity
Decentralisation was one of the most relevant trends in the institutional development of the Spanish and Italian welfare states up to the onset of the economic crisis. The present article tries to answer two questions. How have central government – subnational government relationships and models of welfare governance evolved? What has happened to territorial inequalities in access to welfare state provision before and after the onset of the crisi…
Intergovernmental Responsibility for Social Policy
Although a considerable amount is known about public preferences for multilevel government in the United States, there is less empirical evidence for other types of federations. Moreover, prior studies have neglected regional differences in intergovernmental policy preferences, despite the relevance of regional variation in places where territorial claims for autonomy exist. This article analyzes citizen preferences for the assignment of responsi…
Perceived efficacy and citizens' attitudes toward welfare state reform
Perceived efficacy of welfare services has never been studied among the variables that determine attitudes toward welfare state reform. Are citizens more prone to accept social expenditure cuts, tax cuts or privatization reforms in welfare programmes when they perceive those programmes as ineffective? With the aim of answering this question, the Spanish case is explored using a 2005 survey carried out by the Spanish Centre for Sociological Resear…
Perceived efficacy and citizens' attitudes toward welfare state reform
Perceived efficacy of welfare services has never been studied among the variables that determine attitudes toward welfare state reform. Are citizens more prone to accept social expenditure cuts, tax cuts or privatization reforms in welfare programmes when they perceive those programmes as ineffective? With the aim of answering this question, the Spanish case is explored using a 2005 survey carried out by the Spanish Centre for Sociological Resear…
Conceptualizing and Explaining Bureauphobia
Several studies have described a perspective among citizens that entails a negative image of public administration or civil servants that persists even after positive encounters and experiences. However, this ambivalent attitude has rarely been studied empirically. The authors refer to this attitude as “bureauphobia” and seek to enhance the existing literature through an analysis of its scope and root causes in Spain. The article analyzes two sur…
Decentralisation at a Time of Harsh Austerity
Decentralisation was one of the most relevant trends in the institutional development of the Spanish and Italian welfare states up to the onset of the economic crisis. The present article tries to answer two questions. How have central government – subnational government relationships and models of welfare governance evolved? What has happened to territorial inequalities in access to welfare state provision before and after the onset of the crisi…
Intergovernmental Responsibility for Social Policy
Although a considerable amount is known about public preferences for multilevel government in the United States, there is less empirical evidence for other types of federations. Moreover, prior studies have neglected regional differences in intergovernmental policy preferences, despite the relevance of regional variation in places where territorial claims for autonomy exist. This article analyzes citizen preferences for the assignment of responsi…
Coordination and Health Policy Responses to the First Wave of Covid-19 in Italy and Spain
The Italian and Spanish healthcare systems are ranked among the best in the world, according to the Lancet Ranking and the Global Health Security Index (2019). Yet Italy and Spain were the first European countries hit by the coronavirus and did not have the benefit of hindsight and policy learning. A further complication for crisis management and associated policy measures to be adopted and implemented was the highly decentralized policy system. …
Is Welfare Retrenchment Inevitable? Scope and Drivers of Healthcare Reforms in Five Spanish Regions During the Crisis
To what extent, in the context of severe economic crisis, do governments of the right and the left have room for manoeuvre to choose their fiscal consolidation paths? To what degree might this margin be broader in multilevel systems? The severity of the crisis suffered by Spain since 2007, combined with the significant scope of the powers and related expenditure capacities of the Autonomous Communities, make the Spanish regions a highly suitable …
The Limits of Power Concentration and Expert Knowledge in Emergency Management
Focusing on the central government’s response to the Covid-19 crisis during the first wave in Spain, the article analyses the executive’s strategy of power concentration, and the factors that shape its implementation. We sketch how the crisis erupted, the main measures and strategies adopted by the national executive, the role of the experts, and the interaction with other political actors and institutions. We also explore the second phase and ho…
Los determinantes de la satisfacción con las políticas de bienestar del Estado autonómico
Los indicadores basados en la satisfacción ciudadana que permitan lacomparación territorial del rendimiento de las políticas podrían útilesen Estados descentralizados. Pero ¿qué hay detrás de la (in)satisfaccióncon las políticas? En el artículo se examina la satisfacción de losespañoles con tres políticas: educación, sanidad (cuyas competenciasrecaen en las Comunidades Autónomas) y pensiones (Gobierno central),mediante una encuesta representativa…
El welfare-mix español durante la crisis y la privatización del riesgo social
In the two decades before the onset of the crisis, many countries began to implement initiatives involving the participation of actors other than the public sector in the management of social policies. In recent years, the difficult economic situation has revived the debate on different welfare-mix formulas, their scope and especially on citizens. In the case of Spain, through the examination of three key social policies, we observe how the welfa…
Perceived efficacy and citizens' attitudes toward welfare state reform
Perceived efficacy of welfare services has never been studied among the variables that determine attitudes toward welfare state reform. Are citizens more prone to accept social expenditure cuts, tax cuts or privatization reforms in welfare programmes when they perceive those programmes as ineffective? With the aim of answering this question, the Spanish case is explored using a 2005 survey carried out by the Spanish Centre for Sociological Resear…
Intergovernmental Responsibility for Social Policy
Although a considerable amount is known about public preferences for multilevel government in the United States, there is less empirical evidence for other types of federations. Moreover, prior studies have neglected regional differences in intergovernmental policy preferences, despite the relevance of regional variation in places where territorial claims for autonomy exist. This article analyzes citizen preferences for the assignment of responsi…
Decentralisation at a Time of Harsh Austerity
Decentralisation was one of the most relevant trends in the institutional development of the Spanish and Italian welfare states up to the onset of the economic crisis. The present article tries to answer two questions. How have central government – subnational government relationships and models of welfare governance evolved? What has happened to territorial inequalities in access to welfare state provision before and after the onset of the crisi…
Conceptualizing and Explaining Bureauphobia
Several studies have described a perspective among citizens that entails a negative image of public administration or civil servants that persists even after positive encounters and experiences. However, this ambivalent attitude has rarely been studied empirically. The authors refer to this attitude as “bureauphobia” and seek to enhance the existing literature through an analysis of its scope and root causes in Spain. The article analyzes two sur…
El welfare-mix español durante la crisis y la privatización del riesgo social
In the two decades before the onset of the crisis, many countries began to implement initiatives involving the participation of actors other than the public sector in the management of social policies. In recent years, the difficult economic situation has revived the debate on different welfare-mix formulas, their scope and especially on citizens. In the case of Spain, through the examination of three key social policies, we observe how the welfa…
Is Welfare Retrenchment Inevitable? Scope and Drivers of Healthcare Reforms in Five Spanish Regions During the Crisis
To what extent, in the context of severe economic crisis, do governments of the right and the left have room for manoeuvre to choose their fiscal consolidation paths? To what degree might this margin be broader in multilevel systems? The severity of the crisis suffered by Spain since 2007, combined with the significant scope of the powers and related expenditure capacities of the Autonomous Communities, make the Spanish regions a highly suitable …
Coordination and Health Policy Responses to the First Wave of Covid-19 in Italy and Spain
The Italian and Spanish healthcare systems are ranked among the best in the world, according to the Lancet Ranking and the Global Health Security Index (2019). Yet Italy and Spain were the first European countries hit by the coronavirus and did not have the benefit of hindsight and policy learning. A further complication for crisis management and associated policy measures to be adopted and implemented was the highly decentralized policy system. …
The Limits of Power Concentration and Expert Knowledge in Emergency Management
Focusing on the central government’s response to the Covid-19 crisis during the first wave in Spain, the article analyses the executive’s strategy of power concentration, and the factors that shape its implementation. We sketch how the crisis erupted, the main measures and strategies adopted by the national executive, the role of the experts, and the interaction with other political actors and institutions. We also explore the second phase and ho…
Los determinantes de la satisfacción con las políticas de bienestar del Estado autonómico
Los indicadores basados en la satisfacción ciudadana que permitan lacomparación territorial del rendimiento de las políticas podrían útilesen Estados descentralizados. Pero ¿qué hay detrás de la (in)satisfaccióncon las políticas? En el artículo se examina la satisfacción de losespañoles con tres políticas: educación, sanidad (cuyas competenciasrecaen en las Comunidades Autónomas) y pensiones (Gobierno central),mediante una encuesta representativa…
Cooperación y coordinación en el sector sanitario
El CISNS constituye para algunos un modelo de cooperación y coordinación dentro del sistema español de relaciones intergubernamentales. Para otros observadores, sin embargo, este órgano no ha llegado a cumplir las funciones que podrían esperarse de él y encarna bien todos los problemas y deficiencias de los que adolece nuestro modelo territorial. A partir de la reciente pandemia, este debate se ha intensificado, con datos y argumentos que podrían…
Does the left still own social policies? The effect of incumbent partisanship on citizens’ perceptions of public spending in Spain
To what extent do people still regard welfare policies as a policy issue owned by left-wing parties? To answer this question, this article studies the extent to which people use government partisanship (right/left) as a shortcut to infer how much public money is allocated to different policy domains and, subsequently, to develop a stance concerning the adequacy of public budgets. We use Spain as a case study, and we build a large database merging…
Recentralisation in welfare? Measuring and comparing territorial governance change in Spain
Decentralisation was one of the more visible changes in Western welfare states from the 1970s to the 2000s and was viewed by some as an unstoppable trend. However, during the Great Recession, governmental responses to certain policy problems have called into question the decentralisation process through a series of recentralising changes in territorial governance in several multilevel systems. This article seeks to understand whether and how the …
Political science (10 works) · Economics (7 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (7 works) · Politics (5 works) · Public Administration (5 works) · Welfare (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Employment and Welfare Studies (4 works) · Government (linguistics (4 works) · Market economy (4 works)