Ana Fernández Zubieta
Biographic Data
| ID | 843545 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ana Fernández Zubieta |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ana Fernández |
| FAMILY NAME | Zubieta |
| SIGNATURE | ZUBIETA A F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Complutense de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1743-2331 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Back to polarization: An epistemological review from social network analysis
The concept of political polarization increasingly appears in academic and media vocabulary. However, there is not a single definition of this term that allows us a structured and coherent production of knowledge in relation to its nature, determinants, and consequences. In this article, we make a proposal to define a variant of political polarization that occurs in spaces of digital public debate. We intend to offer one more resource to improve …
The Impact of Public Funding to Private R&D: Evidence from Spain
The paper analyses the effects of public subsidies to private R&D in Spain. We carried out an evaluation assessment of the program aid of the Centre for the Development for Industrial Technology (CDTI) from 2015 to 2020. CDTI is the main public agency in Spain that grants public support for firms to carry out R&D projects. We combine information on public grants from CDTI with the Technological Innovation Panel (PITEC) that integrates information…
Diffusion of innovation, innovation studies, and innovation policies: Cross-fertilisation to improve smart specialisation strategies (S3)
The paper reviews the diffusion research approach to the analysis of innovations and its impact on innovation studies. This social approach brought a new understanding of the innovation process by focusing on analysing the factors that influence the spread of innovations instead of focusing on its technical basis. We also review the different approaches to the study of the spread of policies – policy diffusion, policy transfer and policy mobility…
"Digital Activism Masked-The Fridays for Future Movement and the "Global Day of Climate Action: Testing Social Function and Framing Typologies of Claims on Twitter
This article analyzed the Fridays for Future (FFF) movement and its online mobilization around the Global Day of Climate Action on 25 September 2020. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this event is a unique opportunity to study digital activism as marchers were considered not appropriate. Using Twitter's API with keywords "#climateStrike", and "#FridaysForFuture", we collected 111,844 unique tweets and retweets from 47,892 unique users. We used two t…
International Stays Abroad, Collaborations and the Return of Spanish Researchers
This article uses curricular information from a sample of applicants to the Spanish Ramón y Cajal programme to, on the one hand, assess the extent to which international mobility has an impact on the collaboration patterns of researchers and, on the other hand, to address the connection between collaboration patterns and the likelihood of return to Spain. We focus on two main types of collaborations: co-publications and collaboration in research …
El constructivismo social en la ciencia y la tecnología: Las consecuencias no previstas de la ambivalencia epistemológica
El artículo presenta las principales corrientes y aportaciones del constructivismo social en la ciencia y la tecnología. Reconoce su contribución al ofrecer una imagen de la ciencia como una empresa colectiva y reivindicar una mayor flexibilidad de las interpretaciones y evidencias científico-tecnológicas. Para ello, señala que lo que caracteriza a estas corrientes es un ateísmo o agnosticismo epistemológico. Indica que, paradójicamente, para apr…
Activismo transnacional y calidad de la democracia en México: Reflexiones en torno al caso de Ciudad Juárez
Transnational activism and quality of democracy in Mexico: reflections centring on the case of Ciudad JuárezThis article analyses the impact of transnational activism in the call to solve the deaths of hundreds of women in Cuidad Juárez. The efforts of organizations of relatives of disappeared women to secure the solidarity of national and international organizations and networks have been crucial in influencing the federal Mexican government to …
Difusión transnacional de identidades juveniles en la expansión de las maras centroamericanas
Las maras Salvatrucha y Barrio 18 son dos pandillas juveniles violentas con amplia presencia en América Central y Estados Unidos. Estos grupos reciben atención creciente por parte de los académicos debido a sus progresivos vínculos transnacionales y los inusitados niveles de violencia que utilizan; este artículo plantea que su expansión a través de las fronteras nacionales se explica en gran medida por su capacidad para generar un atractivo marco…
Difusión transnacional de identidades juveniles en la expansión de las maras centroamericanas
Las maras Salvatrucha y Barrio 18 son dos pandillas juveniles violentas con amplia presencia en América Central y Estados Unidos. Estos grupos reciben atención creciente por parte de los académicos debido a sus progresivos vínculos transnacionales y los inusitados niveles de violencia que utilizan; este artículo plantea que su expansión a través de las fronteras nacionales se explica en gran medida por su capacidad para generar un atractivo marco…
"Digital Activism Masked-The Fridays for Future Movement and the "Global Day of Climate Action: Testing Social Function and Framing Typologies of Claims on Twitter
This article analyzed the Fridays for Future (FFF) movement and its online mobilization around the Global Day of Climate Action on 25 September 2020. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this event is a unique opportunity to study digital activism as marchers were considered not appropriate. Using Twitter's API with keywords "#climateStrike", and "#FridaysForFuture", we collected 111,844 unique tweets and retweets from 47,892 unique users. We used two t…
Difusión transnacional de identidades juveniles en la expansión de las maras centroamericanas
Las maras Salvatrucha y Barrio 18 son dos pandillas juveniles violentas con amplia presencia en América Central y Estados Unidos. Estos grupos reciben atención creciente por parte de los académicos debido a sus progresivos vínculos transnacionales y los inusitados niveles de violencia que utilizan; este artículo plantea que su expansión a través de las fronteras nacionales se explica en gran medida por su capacidad para generar un atractivo marco…
Activismo transnacional y calidad de la democracia en México: Reflexiones en torno al caso de Ciudad Juárez
Transnational activism and quality of democracy in Mexico: reflections centring on the case of Ciudad JuárezThis article analyses the impact of transnational activism in the call to solve the deaths of hundreds of women in Cuidad Juárez. The efforts of organizations of relatives of disappeared women to secure the solidarity of national and international organizations and networks have been crucial in influencing the federal Mexican government to …
El constructivismo social en la ciencia y la tecnología: Las consecuencias no previstas de la ambivalencia epistemológica
El artículo presenta las principales corrientes y aportaciones del constructivismo social en la ciencia y la tecnología. Reconoce su contribución al ofrecer una imagen de la ciencia como una empresa colectiva y reivindicar una mayor flexibilidad de las interpretaciones y evidencias científico-tecnológicas. Para ello, señala que lo que caracteriza a estas corrientes es un ateísmo o agnosticismo epistemológico. Indica que, paradójicamente, para apr…
International Stays Abroad, Collaborations and the Return of Spanish Researchers
This article uses curricular information from a sample of applicants to the Spanish Ramón y Cajal programme to, on the one hand, assess the extent to which international mobility has an impact on the collaboration patterns of researchers and, on the other hand, to address the connection between collaboration patterns and the likelihood of return to Spain. We focus on two main types of collaborations: co-publications and collaboration in research …
Diffusion of innovation, innovation studies, and innovation policies: Cross-fertilisation to improve smart specialisation strategies (S3)
The paper reviews the diffusion research approach to the analysis of innovations and its impact on innovation studies. This social approach brought a new understanding of the innovation process by focusing on analysing the factors that influence the spread of innovations instead of focusing on its technical basis. We also review the different approaches to the study of the spread of policies – policy diffusion, policy transfer and policy mobility…
"Digital Activism Masked-The Fridays for Future Movement and the "Global Day of Climate Action: Testing Social Function and Framing Typologies of Claims on Twitter
This article analyzed the Fridays for Future (FFF) movement and its online mobilization around the Global Day of Climate Action on 25 September 2020. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this event is a unique opportunity to study digital activism as marchers were considered not appropriate. Using Twitter's API with keywords "#climateStrike", and "#FridaysForFuture", we collected 111,844 unique tweets and retweets from 47,892 unique users. We used two t…
The Impact of Public Funding to Private R&D: Evidence from Spain
The paper analyses the effects of public subsidies to private R&D in Spain. We carried out an evaluation assessment of the program aid of the Centre for the Development for Industrial Technology (CDTI) from 2015 to 2020. CDTI is the main public agency in Spain that grants public support for firms to carry out R&D projects. We combine information on public grants from CDTI with the Technological Innovation Panel (PITEC) that integrates information…
Back to polarization: An epistemological review from social network analysis
The concept of political polarization increasingly appears in academic and media vocabulary. However, there is not a single definition of this term that allows us a structured and coherent production of knowledge in relation to its nature, determinants, and consequences. In this article, we make a proposal to define a variant of political polarization that occurs in spaces of digital public debate. We intend to offer one more resource to improve …
Political science (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Innovation Policy and RD (2 works) · Marketing (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Regional Development and Policy (2 works)