Ekaitz Cancela
Biographic Data
| ID | 5904780 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ekaitz Cancela |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ekaitz |
| FAMILY NAME | Cancela |
| SIGNATURE | CANCELA E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat Oberta de Catalunya |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6852-3567 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Barcelona imaginaries
Over the past decade and a half, Barcelona has been widely recognized as a ‘smart city’. Since 2015, it has also gained attention as a ‘rebel city’, with an alternative imaginary to that of the corporate smart city and, more broadly, others launched from Silicon Valley. This article analyzes a decade of opposing imaginaries around digital politics in the Catalan capital. It illustrates how Barcelona moved from a narrative of smartness to one of t…
Privatización educativa digital
La privatización de la educación ha dejado de ser únicamente analógica. Las expresiones analógicas de exoprivatización y las expresiones analógicas de endoprivatización ahora vienen acompañadas de nuevas expresiones digitales de privatización. Este artículo realiza aportes conceptuales y analíticos para investigar cuatro nuevas dinámicas de privatización educativa del capitalismo en su era digital. La primera son las “redes políticas de gobernanz…
Spanish Fake Sovereignty
Giving policies pompous names, such as ‘Digital Spain 2025’, ‘National Artificial Intelligence Strategy’ (ENIA) or ‘Spain 2050’, the Spanish government wants to roll out a new sovereign power deployed outwards and integrated into the global digital, financial and military sphere. The article argues that this process, which requires handing over legal, social, financial, and economic powers to private corporations, has transformed the country into…
Digital Nationalism and Global Capitalism
Disclosure StatementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).Additional informationNotes on contributorsJule GoikoetxeaJule Goikoetxea is a Professor of Political Theory and Philosophy at the Department of Political Science at the University of the Basque Country. She is the founder of the Critical Theory Group Bilbo-Barcelona (BIBA) and the editor-in-chief of the LISIPE book collection on Feminist Thought. Her latest resea…
New Keynesianism or smart austerity? Digital technologies and educational privatization post Covid-19
The neoliberal hegemony has found its last expression in a technoeducational agenda that, organized in policy networks with concrete ramifications in each country (technological corporations, philanthropic foundations, lobbies and think tanks), governs the subjects as in no other historical epoch. Among its most significant trends is the expansion of markets towards even more spheres of education through digital platforms, teacher’s and student’s…
Lessons of the Podemos Experiment
A decade after the 15-M movement, how to assess Podemos’s strategy and the ‘populist hypothesis’ on which it was based? After three years in government with the Spanish Socialists, a political and intellectual balance sheet from two participants
Surveillance Punitivism
Surveillance Punitivism
Spanish Fake Sovereignty
Giving policies pompous names, such as ‘Digital Spain 2025’, ‘National Artificial Intelligence Strategy’ (ENIA) or ‘Spain 2050’, the Spanish government wants to roll out a new sovereign power deployed outwards and integrated into the global digital, financial and military sphere. The article argues that this process, which requires handing over legal, social, financial, and economic powers to private corporations, has transformed the country into…
The Barcelona imaginaries
Over the past decade and a half, Barcelona has been widely recognized as a ‘smart city’. Since 2015, it has also gained attention as a ‘rebel city’, with an alternative imaginary to that of the corporate smart city and, more broadly, others launched from Silicon Valley. This article analyzes a decade of opposing imaginaries around digital politics in the Catalan capital. It illustrates how Barcelona moved from a narrative of smartness to one of t…
Lessons of the Podemos Experiment
A decade after the 15-M movement, how to assess Podemos’s strategy and the ‘populist hypothesis’ on which it was based? After three years in government with the Spanish Socialists, a political and intellectual balance sheet from two participants
Surveillance Punitivism
New Keynesianism or smart austerity? Digital technologies and educational privatization post Covid-19
The neoliberal hegemony has found its last expression in a technoeducational agenda that, organized in policy networks with concrete ramifications in each country (technological corporations, philanthropic foundations, lobbies and think tanks), governs the subjects as in no other historical epoch. Among its most significant trends is the expansion of markets towards even more spheres of education through digital platforms, teacher’s and student’s…
Lessons of the Podemos Experiment
A decade after the 15-M movement, how to assess Podemos’s strategy and the ‘populist hypothesis’ on which it was based? After three years in government with the Spanish Socialists, a political and intellectual balance sheet from two participants
Privatización educativa digital
La privatización de la educación ha dejado de ser únicamente analógica. Las expresiones analógicas de exoprivatización y las expresiones analógicas de endoprivatización ahora vienen acompañadas de nuevas expresiones digitales de privatización. Este artículo realiza aportes conceptuales y analíticos para investigar cuatro nuevas dinámicas de privatización educativa del capitalismo en su era digital. La primera son las “redes políticas de gobernanz…
Spanish Fake Sovereignty
Giving policies pompous names, such as ‘Digital Spain 2025’, ‘National Artificial Intelligence Strategy’ (ENIA) or ‘Spain 2050’, the Spanish government wants to roll out a new sovereign power deployed outwards and integrated into the global digital, financial and military sphere. The article argues that this process, which requires handing over legal, social, financial, and economic powers to private corporations, has transformed the country into…
Digital Nationalism and Global Capitalism
Disclosure StatementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).Additional informationNotes on contributorsJule GoikoetxeaJule Goikoetxea is a Professor of Political Theory and Philosophy at the Department of Political Science at the University of the Basque Country. She is the founder of the Critical Theory Group Bilbo-Barcelona (BIBA) and the editor-in-chief of the LISIPE book collection on Feminist Thought. Her latest resea…
The Barcelona imaginaries
Over the past decade and a half, Barcelona has been widely recognized as a ‘smart city’. Since 2015, it has also gained attention as a ‘rebel city’, with an alternative imaginary to that of the corporate smart city and, more broadly, others launched from Silicon Valley. This article analyzes a decade of opposing imaginaries around digital politics in the Catalan capital. It illustrates how Barcelona moved from a narrative of smartness to one of t…
Political science (6 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · State (computer science (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Democracy (2 works) · Digital literacy in education (2 works) · Educational Innovations and Technology (2 works)