Jordi Pujol
Biographic Data
| ID | 6785600 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jordi Pujol |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jordi |
| FAMILY NAME | Pujol |
| SIGNATURE | PUJOL J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pontifical University of the Holy Cross |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1627-8571 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The narrative of the popes
The election of a new pontiff generates global interest in learning about the personality of a figure who was previously almost unknown. Each pope embodies a mixture of tradition and innovation and at the same time brings his own personality, ideas, pastoral priorities, and so on. From this new identity emerges a public figure who develops a unique narrative as the pontificate progresses. This article analyses how Pope Leo XIV is shaping his own …
Why universities? Key socio-cultural players in the twenty-first century
Universities have played a vital role in society throughout history since their medieval origin. Initially, they were founded as ecclesiastical formation centers, and over time, they became educati
A conversation on academic freedom and freedom of expression at the university
In this academic interview, Yale law professor Robert C. Post elucidates the distinction between freedom of expression and academic freedom, emphasizing that universities are communities guided by the twin missions of education and knowledge production. At their best, universities function as ‘disciplinary communities’ who must act in professionally competent ways. Post characterizes academic freedom as a ‘two-faced coin’. On the one hand, academ…
Semioethics and Meaningful Sacred Signs
This essay examines how the framework of semioethics coheres with Pope Francis’sexistential dialogue and its application to ethical praxis enacted through spiritual, social, andphenomenological “networks of neighborliness.” Through an analysis of Pope Francis’s 48th and53rd World Communications Day Messages, which emphasize his evaluation of globalcommunication production systems, specifically, socially mediated networks, this essay explainshow t…
The fragile tenets of trust
Year after year, surveys measuring the level of trust toward the main social institutions show predominantly negative data. Statistics from Ipsos (2019), Gallup (2020) and Edelman (2020) place gove
Is this the end of privacy? Snowden and the power of conscience
Since 2013 we have become increasingly aware that our data is not private. Tech companies profile their customers and sell sensitive data. Government agencies carry out mass surveillance activity
Colloquy with John Durham Peters at Yale University on freedom of speech
Challenges to free speech theory are very much present in public conversation around the world, inviting vigorous scholarly debate and making big headlines in the newspapers of some countries, such as the United States. This conversation with John D. Peters, from Yale University, tackles the main questions around the philosophy of freedom of expression. Even though the legal perspective underlies the entire discussion, the angle offered is that o…
The threat of faction
To look at public discourse through the frame of 'Culture Wars' can be a reductive and sometimes an obsessive way of explaining history. In a similar way, 'identity politics', that is, the politica
Transparency is not a Utopia but a non-stop process
Truth and transparency have emerged as forefront values in the current times. Schudson recalls some common instances in day-to-day life: patients claiming to know the truth of their cancer diagnosi
The United States safe space campus controversy and the paradox of freedom of speech
The article examines a remarkable paradox between the overwhelming public view supporting free speech as a principle, as attested by specific polls about the issue, and the fact that most people require establishing boundaries on certain types of speech. Particularly, while American society seems to openly accept free speech and even hate speech, the new generation of America requires ‘safe spaces’ without offensive speech. This paradox seems to …
Participation of professionals in the Strategic Day, “Game Theory”
The International Journal of Integrated Care (IJIC) is an online, open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original articles in the field of integrated care on a continuous basis.IJIC has an Impact Factor of 2.913 (2021 JCR, received in June 2022)The IJIC 20th Anniversary Issue was published in 2021
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The United States safe space campus controversy and the paradox of freedom of speech
The article examines a remarkable paradox between the overwhelming public view supporting free speech as a principle, as attested by specific polls about the issue, and the fact that most people require establishing boundaries on certain types of speech. Particularly, while American society seems to openly accept free speech and even hate speech, the new generation of America requires ‘safe spaces’ without offensive speech. This paradox seems to …
Participation of professionals in the Strategic Day, “Game Theory”
The International Journal of Integrated Care (IJIC) is an online, open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original articles in the field of integrated care on a continuous basis.IJIC has an Impact Factor of 2.913 (2021 JCR, received in June 2022)The IJIC 20th Anniversary Issue was published in 2021
Transparency is not a Utopia but a non-stop process
Truth and transparency have emerged as forefront values in the current times. Schudson recalls some common instances in day-to-day life: patients claiming to know the truth of their cancer diagnosi
The threat of faction
To look at public discourse through the frame of 'Culture Wars' can be a reductive and sometimes an obsessive way of explaining history. In a similar way, 'identity politics', that is, the politica
Colloquy with John Durham Peters at Yale University on freedom of speech
Challenges to free speech theory are very much present in public conversation around the world, inviting vigorous scholarly debate and making big headlines in the newspapers of some countries, such as the United States. This conversation with John D. Peters, from Yale University, tackles the main questions around the philosophy of freedom of expression. Even though the legal perspective underlies the entire discussion, the angle offered is that o…
The fragile tenets of trust
Year after year, surveys measuring the level of trust toward the main social institutions show predominantly negative data. Statistics from Ipsos (2019), Gallup (2020) and Edelman (2020) place gove
Is this the end of privacy? Snowden and the power of conscience
Since 2013 we have become increasingly aware that our data is not private. Tech companies profile their customers and sell sensitive data. Government agencies carry out mass surveillance activity
Semioethics and Meaningful Sacred Signs
This essay examines how the framework of semioethics coheres with Pope Francis’sexistential dialogue and its application to ethical praxis enacted through spiritual, social, andphenomenological “networks of neighborliness.” Through an analysis of Pope Francis’s 48th and53rd World Communications Day Messages, which emphasize his evaluation of globalcommunication production systems, specifically, socially mediated networks, this essay explainshow t…
Why universities? Key socio-cultural players in the twenty-first century
Universities have played a vital role in society throughout history since their medieval origin. Initially, they were founded as ecclesiastical formation centers, and over time, they became educati
A conversation on academic freedom and freedom of expression at the university
In this academic interview, Yale law professor Robert C. Post elucidates the distinction between freedom of expression and academic freedom, emphasizing that universities are communities guided by the twin missions of education and knowledge production. At their best, universities function as ‘disciplinary communities’ who must act in professionally competent ways. Post characterizes academic freedom as a ‘two-faced coin’. On the one hand, academ…
The narrative of the popes
The election of a new pontiff generates global interest in learning about the personality of a figure who was previously almost unknown. Each pope embodies a mixture of tradition and innovation and at the same time brings his own personality, ideas, pastoral priorities, and so on. From this new identity emerges a public figure who develops a unique narrative as the pontificate progresses. This article analyses how Pope Leo XIV is shaping his own …
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