Verónica De Miguel Luken
Biographic Data
| ID | 616979 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Verónica De Miguel Luken |
| GIVEN NAMES | Verónica De Miguel |
| FAMILY NAME | Luken |
| SIGNATURE | LUKEN V M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Málaga |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0092-314X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
De cadenas migratorias a aventuras individuales: El papel de las familias en las migraciones interregionales en España
Despite the existence of literature emphasizing the importance of the family in decision-making and migration strategies, there are few contributions that focus on the Spanish case for internal migrations. Based on the definition of three types of migration (family, chain, and individual), this paper analyzes interregional migrations, with regards to the family, using data from the 1991 Sociodemographic Survey. The results show that more adverse …
Mesauring sports performance by country according to the natural advantages/desadvantages of competing nations
Sports results have mattered to societies and their rulers, given their impact on the economy, the country's image and political implications. Therefore, it has also been in their interest to find alternative methods to refine their measurement (such as those that weight according to the country’s population and quality of life). This paper introduces a methodological proposal for measuring sports results based on Tokyo Olympic Games 2020 (held i…
Evaluación de la integración relacional de los inmigrantes en uniones mixtas a partir del análisis de redes personales
Desde principios de la última década el número de matrimonios mixtos ha crecido considerablemente. En este artículo presentamos resultados que intentan clarifi car la relación entre uniones mixtas e integración social, a partir del análisis de datos primarios de entrevistas en profundidad con delineación de redes personales. Los resultados sobre composición y estructura de las redes muestran una presencia más numerosa de españoles en las redes de…
Migration, mixedness, and the partner’s role in core discussion networks
Two Sides of the Coin: The Link Between Relational Exclusion and Socioeconomic Exclusion
Social capital, derived from the individual embeddedness in a net of personal relationships that gives access to a pool of potential resources, is crucial in understanding how some people experience a higher risk of falling into social exclusion. In this article, we related some compositional and structural factors of egocentered networks to various measures on economic deprivation and social exclusion. We considered different explanatory dimensi…
Potencialidades del análisis de redes para el estudio de las migraciones
El presente trabajo examina las principales aportaciones realizadas a la investigación de la inmigración extranjera aplicando el análisis de redes sociales, fundamentalmente en el contexto español. Para ello, se emplea una doble perspectiva. Por un lado, se atiende a la aproximación metodológica particular utilizada en la recogida de datos y en las técnicas estadísticas usadas para su análisis. Por otro, se ubican los trabajos en los ejes temátic…
Cross-National Comparison on Family Satisfaction: Super-Specialization Versus Super-Equality
Responsibility for Child and Elderly Care: Who Should Cover the Costs? A Comparison of Baltic and Nordic Countries
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.…
Immigrants in the Educational System in Spain: Who Persists
Antiguas y nuevas diásporas: Una caracterización de la población de nacionalidad española en el exterior a partir del Pere
In this paper, we analyse different aspects of the Spanish citizens abroad in the context of the new emigration flows stemmed from the economic crisis. This research has been carried out using the microdata from the recent 'Padrón de Españoles Residentes en el Extranjero (PERE)' (register of the Spanish citizens living in a foreign country) and it presents at the end a typology according to the municipalities in Spain where Spaniards abroad have …
Contesting the Nexus between Intermarriage and Integration: Findings from a Multi-dimensional Study in Spain
This article examines the nexus between intermarriage and sociocultural dimensions of the integration of immigrants in Spain. The data presented draw on ninety-four in-depth interviews conducted with immigrants of seven different origins in exogamous (mixed) and endogamous (same-origin) unions in Catalonia, the region with the highest rate of immigration and ethno-racial diversity in Spain. We apply a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitativ…
Personal support networks of immigrants to Spain: A multilevel analysis
Contesting the Nexus between Intermarriage and Integration: Findings from a Multi-dimensional Study in Spain
This article examines the nexus between intermarriage and sociocultural dimensions of the integration of immigrants in Spain. The data presented draw on ninety-four in-depth interviews conducted with immigrants of seven different origins in exogamous (mixed) and endogamous (same-origin) unions in Catalonia, the region with the highest rate of immigration and ethno-racial diversity in Spain. We apply a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitativ…
Evaluación de la integración relacional de los inmigrantes en uniones mixtas a partir del análisis de redes personales
Desde principios de la última década el número de matrimonios mixtos ha crecido considerablemente. En este artículo presentamos resultados que intentan clarifi car la relación entre uniones mixtas e integración social, a partir del análisis de datos primarios de entrevistas en profundidad con delineación de redes personales. Los resultados sobre composición y estructura de las redes muestran una presencia más numerosa de españoles en las redes de…
Cross-National Comparison on Family Satisfaction: Super-Specialization Versus Super-Equality
Immigrants in the Educational System in Spain: Who Persists
Migration, mixedness, and the partner’s role in core discussion networks
Two Sides of the Coin: The Link Between Relational Exclusion and Socioeconomic Exclusion
Social capital, derived from the individual embeddedness in a net of personal relationships that gives access to a pool of potential resources, is crucial in understanding how some people experience a higher risk of falling into social exclusion. In this article, we related some compositional and structural factors of egocentered networks to various measures on economic deprivation and social exclusion. We considered different explanatory dimensi…
Responsibility for Child and Elderly Care: Who Should Cover the Costs? A Comparison of Baltic and Nordic Countries
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.…
Personal support networks of immigrants to Spain: A multilevel analysis
Contesting the Nexus between Intermarriage and Integration: Findings from a Multi-dimensional Study in Spain
This article examines the nexus between intermarriage and sociocultural dimensions of the integration of immigrants in Spain. The data presented draw on ninety-four in-depth interviews conducted with immigrants of seven different origins in exogamous (mixed) and endogamous (same-origin) unions in Catalonia, the region with the highest rate of immigration and ethno-racial diversity in Spain. We apply a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitativ…
Antiguas y nuevas diásporas: Una caracterización de la población de nacionalidad española en el exterior a partir del Pere
In this paper, we analyse different aspects of the Spanish citizens abroad in the context of the new emigration flows stemmed from the economic crisis. This research has been carried out using the microdata from the recent 'Padrón de Españoles Residentes en el Extranjero (PERE)' (register of the Spanish citizens living in a foreign country) and it presents at the end a typology according to the municipalities in Spain where Spaniards abroad have …
Responsibility for Child and Elderly Care: Who Should Cover the Costs? A Comparison of Baltic and Nordic Countries
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.…
Immigrants in the Educational System in Spain: Who Persists
Cross-National Comparison on Family Satisfaction: Super-Specialization Versus Super-Equality
Potencialidades del análisis de redes para el estudio de las migraciones
El presente trabajo examina las principales aportaciones realizadas a la investigación de la inmigración extranjera aplicando el análisis de redes sociales, fundamentalmente en el contexto español. Para ello, se emplea una doble perspectiva. Por un lado, se atiende a la aproximación metodológica particular utilizada en la recogida de datos y en las técnicas estadísticas usadas para su análisis. Por otro, se ubican los trabajos en los ejes temátic…
Two Sides of the Coin: The Link Between Relational Exclusion and Socioeconomic Exclusion
Social capital, derived from the individual embeddedness in a net of personal relationships that gives access to a pool of potential resources, is crucial in understanding how some people experience a higher risk of falling into social exclusion. In this article, we related some compositional and structural factors of egocentered networks to various measures on economic deprivation and social exclusion. We considered different explanatory dimensi…
Migration, mixedness, and the partner’s role in core discussion networks
Mesauring sports performance by country according to the natural advantages/desadvantages of competing nations
Sports results have mattered to societies and their rulers, given their impact on the economy, the country's image and political implications. Therefore, it has also been in their interest to find alternative methods to refine their measurement (such as those that weight according to the country’s population and quality of life). This paper introduces a methodological proposal for measuring sports results based on Tokyo Olympic Games 2020 (held i…
Evaluación de la integración relacional de los inmigrantes en uniones mixtas a partir del análisis de redes personales
Desde principios de la última década el número de matrimonios mixtos ha crecido considerablemente. En este artículo presentamos resultados que intentan clarifi car la relación entre uniones mixtas e integración social, a partir del análisis de datos primarios de entrevistas en profundidad con delineación de redes personales. Los resultados sobre composición y estructura de las redes muestran una presencia más numerosa de españoles en las redes de…
De cadenas migratorias a aventuras individuales: El papel de las familias en las migraciones interregionales en España
Despite the existence of literature emphasizing the importance of the family in decision-making and migration strategies, there are few contributions that focus on the Spanish case for internal migrations. Based on the definition of three types of migration (family, chain, and individual), this paper analyzes interregional migrations, with regards to the family, using data from the 1991 Sociodemographic Survey. The results show that more adverse …
Sociology (10 works) · Political science (8 works) · Demographic economics (7 works) · Economics (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Population (7 works) · Demography (6 works) · Immigration (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Demography (4 works)