Gemma Larramona
Biographic Data
| ID | 740468 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gemma Larramona |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gemma |
| FAMILY NAME | Larramona |
| SIGNATURE | LARRAMONA G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Zaragoza |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5858-4975 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Does Sex Affect Intergenerational Education Transmission in the Spanish Roma Population
The Spanish Roma population have shown strong group cohesion and have maintained distinctive characteristics for more than 500 years in Spain. However, this cohesion does not guarantee the homogeneity of the group. The aim of this paper is to determine the diverse effects of the transmission of education to children by parents in all the subgroups of the Spanish Roma population. We analyse the outcome of gender roles for both parents as education…
The impact of digitalisation on remittances. Evidence from El Salvador
This paper carries out a microeconomic analysis of the determinants of remittances from a receiving perspective in El Salvador. Specifically, using data from the ‘Encuesta de Hogares de Propósitos Múltiples of 2016’ (2016 Multi-purpose Household Survey -EHPM16), the characteristics of households that affect the reception of remittances in El Salvador in 2016 were analysed, focusing on the level of digitalisation in households. Determinants of rem…
Effects of the Colombia Peace negotiation process on gross domestic product per capita
This article attempts to determine whether the peace negotiation process initiated in Colombia that culminated with the Peace Treaty in 2016 had a positive economic effect, using the National Gross Domestic Product per capita as a measure. We apply a synthetic control method that is appropriate for a policy evaluation. Considering the anticipated and realized effects on economic variables, our results suggest that the Peace Treaty has positively …
Perceived discrimination among Spanish Roma
This article aims to show that Roma people in Spain are targeted for discrimination because of perceptions about their religious beliefs, as well as for reasons linked to their socio-economic status. Data on the Spanish Roma population have been, used and analysis reveals that Evangelical Roma people have a higher probability of perceiving discrimination than those Roma who profess the majority religion in Spain, that is, Catholicism, once other …
The Role of Gender in Further Training for Spanish Workers
This paper investigates whether gender differentials in three categories of nonformal educational training that exist among Spanish employees – firm-financed training, public-financed training, and self-financed training – using the Survey on Adult Population Involvement in Learning Activities (AES), conducted in 2011. Although this study finds no gender gap in the probability of overall training participation, there is a negative gap in firm-fin…
Out-migration of immigrants in Spain
Espagne : l’émigration des immigrés Près de 5 % des immigrés résidant en Espagne ont décidé de quitter le pays en 2009. L’Espagne est récemment devenue à la fois un pays d’accueil des migrants internationaux et un point de départ pour les immigrés. Cette émigration n’implique toutefois pas systématiquement un retour au pays d’origine. L’article analyse l’émigration des immigrés résidant en Espagne, en distinguant les retours au pays des mouvement…
Espagne
Près de 5 % des immigrés résidant en Espagne ont décidé de quitter le pays en 2009. L'Espagne est récemment devenue à la fois un pays d'accueil des migrants internationaux et un point de départ pour les immigrés. Cette émigration n'implique toutefois pas systématiquement un retour au pays d'origine. L'article analyse l'émigration des immigrés résidant en Espagne, en distinguant les retours au pays des mouvements à destination d'un pays tiers, pou…
Internal Migration and Spanish Regional Convergence (1972–1998)
The aim of this paper is to study the relationship between internal migration and Spanish regional convergence between 1972 and 1998, a period between the mass emigration prior to the 1970s and the mass immigration of the end of the twentieth century. The main results indicate that internal migration led to a fall in Spanish regional development gaps. However, internal migration did not lead to the disappearance of these gaps in the long term. So…
Espagne
Près de 5 % des immigrés résidant en Espagne ont décidé de quitter le pays en 2009. L'Espagne est récemment devenue à la fois un pays d'accueil des migrants internationaux et un point de départ pour les immigrés. Cette émigration n'implique toutefois pas systématiquement un retour au pays d'origine. L'article analyse l'émigration des immigrés résidant en Espagne, en distinguant les retours au pays des mouvements à destination d'un pays tiers, pou…
Out-migration of immigrants in Spain
Espagne : l’émigration des immigrés Près de 5 % des immigrés résidant en Espagne ont décidé de quitter le pays en 2009. L’Espagne est récemment devenue à la fois un pays d’accueil des migrants internationaux et un point de départ pour les immigrés. Cette émigration n’implique toutefois pas systématiquement un retour au pays d’origine. L’article analyse l’émigration des immigrés résidant en Espagne, en distinguant les retours au pays des mouvement…
Perceived discrimination among Spanish Roma
This article aims to show that Roma people in Spain are targeted for discrimination because of perceptions about their religious beliefs, as well as for reasons linked to their socio-economic status. Data on the Spanish Roma population have been, used and analysis reveals that Evangelical Roma people have a higher probability of perceiving discrimination than those Roma who profess the majority religion in Spain, that is, Catholicism, once other …
The Role of Gender in Further Training for Spanish Workers
This paper investigates whether gender differentials in three categories of nonformal educational training that exist among Spanish employees – firm-financed training, public-financed training, and self-financed training – using the Survey on Adult Population Involvement in Learning Activities (AES), conducted in 2011. Although this study finds no gender gap in the probability of overall training participation, there is a negative gap in firm-fin…
Internal Migration and Spanish Regional Convergence (1972–1998)
The aim of this paper is to study the relationship between internal migration and Spanish regional convergence between 1972 and 1998, a period between the mass emigration prior to the 1970s and the mass immigration of the end of the twentieth century. The main results indicate that internal migration led to a fall in Spanish regional development gaps. However, internal migration did not lead to the disappearance of these gaps in the long term. So…
Internal Migration and Spanish Regional Convergence (1972–1998)
The aim of this paper is to study the relationship between internal migration and Spanish regional convergence between 1972 and 1998, a period between the mass emigration prior to the 1970s and the mass immigration of the end of the twentieth century. The main results indicate that internal migration led to a fall in Spanish regional development gaps. However, internal migration did not lead to the disappearance of these gaps in the long term. So…
Out-migration of immigrants in Spain
Espagne : l’émigration des immigrés Près de 5 % des immigrés résidant en Espagne ont décidé de quitter le pays en 2009. L’Espagne est récemment devenue à la fois un pays d’accueil des migrants internationaux et un point de départ pour les immigrés. Cette émigration n’implique toutefois pas systématiquement un retour au pays d’origine. L’article analyse l’émigration des immigrés résidant en Espagne, en distinguant les retours au pays des mouvement…
Espagne
Près de 5 % des immigrés résidant en Espagne ont décidé de quitter le pays en 2009. L'Espagne est récemment devenue à la fois un pays d'accueil des migrants internationaux et un point de départ pour les immigrés. Cette émigration n'implique toutefois pas systématiquement un retour au pays d'origine. L'article analyse l'émigration des immigrés résidant en Espagne, en distinguant les retours au pays des mouvements à destination d'un pays tiers, pou…
The Role of Gender in Further Training for Spanish Workers
This paper investigates whether gender differentials in three categories of nonformal educational training that exist among Spanish employees – firm-financed training, public-financed training, and self-financed training – using the Survey on Adult Population Involvement in Learning Activities (AES), conducted in 2011. Although this study finds no gender gap in the probability of overall training participation, there is a negative gap in firm-fin…
Perceived discrimination among Spanish Roma
This article aims to show that Roma people in Spain are targeted for discrimination because of perceptions about their religious beliefs, as well as for reasons linked to their socio-economic status. Data on the Spanish Roma population have been, used and analysis reveals that Evangelical Roma people have a higher probability of perceiving discrimination than those Roma who profess the majority religion in Spain, that is, Catholicism, once other …
The impact of digitalisation on remittances. Evidence from El Salvador
This paper carries out a microeconomic analysis of the determinants of remittances from a receiving perspective in El Salvador. Specifically, using data from the ‘Encuesta de Hogares de Propósitos Múltiples of 2016’ (2016 Multi-purpose Household Survey -EHPM16), the characteristics of households that affect the reception of remittances in El Salvador in 2016 were analysed, focusing on the level of digitalisation in households. Determinants of rem…
Effects of the Colombia Peace negotiation process on gross domestic product per capita
This article attempts to determine whether the peace negotiation process initiated in Colombia that culminated with the Peace Treaty in 2016 had a positive economic effect, using the National Gross Domestic Product per capita as a measure. We apply a synthetic control method that is appropriate for a policy evaluation. Considering the anticipated and realized effects on economic variables, our results suggest that the Peace Treaty has positively …
Does Sex Affect Intergenerational Education Transmission in the Spanish Roma Population
The Spanish Roma population have shown strong group cohesion and have maintained distinctive characteristics for more than 500 years in Spain. However, this cohesion does not guarantee the homogeneity of the group. The aim of this paper is to determine the diverse effects of the transmission of education to children by parents in all the subgroups of the Spanish Roma population. We analyse the outcome of gender roles for both parents as education…
Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Demographic economics (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Business (2 works)