Sergio Belda-Miquel
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 218857 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Sergio Belda-Miquel |
| PRENOMES | Sergio |
| SOBRENOME | Belda-Miquel |
| ASSINATURA | BELDA-MIQUEL S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universitat de València |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0164-5487 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 55 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
La realidad de las personas con fibrosis quística en el contexto de los moduladores CFTR
Introducción. La reciente incorporación de los nuevos tratamientos de la fibrosis quística (FQ) con moduladores CFTR en el Sistema Nacional de Salud español ha transformado el bienestar de las personas afectadas. La FQ es una enfermedad genética y degenerativa, que afecta a unas 2.500 personas en España y que hasta hace muy poco ha limitado la esperanza de vida y causado discapacidad orgánica. Su tratamiento requería de una rigurosa adherencia al…
Exploring the potential of ethics of care for a transformative perspective of sustainability in social work education. Implications for supervision
As in other areas, sustainability has gained increasing attention in the field of social work education. Nevertheless, various voices consider that perspectives of sustainability are needed that are more radical than those inspired exclusively by the 2030 Agenda. In this context, the paper explores the specific potential and implications of ethics of care for adopting a transformative perspective of sustainability. To this end, the study first pr…
Managing sustainability-oriented innovation in services
Purpose The concept of Sustainability-Oriented Service Innovation (SOSI) has been recently suggested from a conceptual reflection approach in an attempt to integrate innovation and sustainability in services, being an emerging field of innovation in services. This study aims to propose a scale to measure Sustainability-Oriented Service Innovation from the perspective of the company. Because the whole is different from the sum of its different par…
Explorando los valores propios de la cooperación al desarrollo municipalista. Propuesta de un marco y análisis del caso del Fons Valencià per la Solidaritat
El trabajo busca contribuir al debate sobre las potencialidades de la cooperación al desarrollo municipal con la exploración del caso de los fondos locales de cooperación, apenas abordados en la bibliografía. Para ello, se propone un marco teórico integral donde se identifican los valores diferenciales de la cooperación local desde una perspectiva municipalista. Desde este marco, se aborda el caso del Fons Valencià per la Solidaritat (FVS) y se e…
Perspectivas y políticas sobre la juventud desfavorecida en España un análisis desde el enfoque de capacidades
Con la crisis en España, la juventud se enfrenta a una situaciónmultidimensional de desventaja. En el artículo analizamos los puntos de vista de distintos actores sobre dicha situación, y cómo estas perspectivas se reflejan en el diseño e implementación de las políticas públicas. Realizamos un estudio cualitativo mediante una aproximación innovadora, el enfoque de capacidades, utilizando tanto revisión defuentes secundarias como entrevistas en pr…
An analysis of the factors influencing pro-environmental behavioural intentions on climate change in the university community
Universities play an essential role in promoting economic prosperity, social welfare and environmental protection through education and research. However, discrepancies have been pointed out between what consumers express about their environmental concerns and their environmental behaviour is, thus posing a challenge for the effective adaptation and mitigation of climate change. The purpose of this study is to analyse the sequence 'beliefs-attitu…
Decentralised international development aid from municipalities
This study focuses on international development aid policies implemented by municipalities. By proposing a theoretical framework and addressing the Spanish context, it first explores the added value and the challenges involved with this kind of decentralised aid. Second, it discusses the implications in terms of the competencies required by social workers in order to leverage the potential of these aid policies. The research draws on the qualitat…
Addressing sustainable food management in hotels
Purpose Sustainable food practices have been recognised as a key issue in efforts to improve and report sustainable tourism practices, given the importance of the social, environmental and economic impacts of the food industry throughout its entire chain of production – from farm to fork. From this standpoint, the aim of the present paper is to propose a comprehensive framework for reporting or making decisions concerning sustainable food managem…
Expanding Well-Being by Participating in Grassroots Innovations
Grassroots social innovations are citizen-led initiatives that develop bottom-up solutions to societal challenges. Alternative food networks (AFNs) are innovations which propose alternative schemes for distribution and consumption of food—such as community-based agriculture or food cooperatives—which can improve the well-being of participants. Its potential for social work and social services has been recognised, but remains underexplored. This p…
Los objetivos de desarrollo sostenible como solución a los problemas de la cooperación al desarrollo? Explorando cuestionamientos y propuestas a partir de las miradas de la sociedad civil valenciana
El trabajo se sitúa en el actual debate sobre si la adopción de la Agenda Global 2030 y los objetivos de desarrollo sostenible en las políticas y prácticas de cooperación supone un avance o un retroceso. Para ello, nos interrogamos más concretamente sobre si pueden ser positivos o negativos para abordar los problemas concretos percibidos por el sector de la cooperación no gubernamental al desarrollo español. De forma más normativa y posicionada, …
Challengers in energy transitions beyond renewable energy cooperatives
Over the last decade, grassroots challengers to the Spanish electricity regime have grown in number and diversity. But whilst ‘newer’ renewable actors have attracted increasing scholarly attention, ‘older’, affordability-oriented challengers remain under-studied, despite their evolution. Prompted by an interest in potential coalitions of challengers in Spain, we draw inspiration from the Multi-Level Perspective to explore how traditional, communi…
Adaptando los ODS a lo Local mediante la Educación para el Desarrollo. La Experiencia de la Estrategia de la Ciudad de Valencia
This article presents the relationship between the Strategy of Non-Formal Development Education of the city of Valencia and the Sustainable Development Goals (sdg). The content of the Strategy is based on three fundamental axes: 1) a territorial approach in the neighbourhood or district; 2) the importance of coordination between municipal actors and ngdos to develop educational proposals and 3) a series of priority themes and methodologies. The c…
Initiatives towards a participatory smart city. The role of digital grassroots innovations
In this paper we explore the role of Digital Grassroots Innovation (DGI) in the construction of a more participatory smart city. 18 DGIs from four Spanish cities (Santander, Valencia, Bilbao, and San Sebastián) were analysed. They belong to 4 different types of digital innovation: Open Hardware: understood as projects inspired by the maker movement; Open Knowledge: large groups of citizens who join through online platforms to collectively create …
SDG Localisation and Decentralised Development Aid
The approval of the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has generated intense debates in the aid sector at the global, national and subnational levels. A key question is whether they can address structural problems in development aid policies and practices, such as the lack of accountability and coherence, unequal power relations, or depoliticisation. It seems that this will depend on how the agenda is adopted in the various …
Innovación transformadora. Propuestas desde la innovación social colectiva para el desarrollo humano
Hay muchas maneras de entender y practicar la innovación social. En este artículo queremos abordar una perspectiva concreta: la innovación social colectiva (ISC) que busca explícitamente la transformación de los regímenes socio-técnicos. A partir del análisis de dos experiencias que tienen lugar en Valencia (grupos de consumo y una cooperativa energética), caracterizamos el sentido de la transformación de las ISC y su direccionalidad. Para lo pri…
Learning, transformative action, and grassroots innovation
Analysing participatory video through the capability approach – A case study in Quart de Poblet (Valencia, Spain)
The aim of this paper is to analyse participatory video as a participatory action research method through the lenses of the capability approach. In order to do this, we used a participatory video experience that took place in the municipality of Quart de Poblet (Valencia, Spain) from February to March 2014. The participants were 11 young people between 16 and 24 years of age, severely affected by the economic crisis that has hit Spain in recent y…
Grassroots Social Innovation for Human Development
This paper explores the contribution the capability approach (CA) and grassroots innovation (GI) literature makes to a better understanding of the complexity, richness and specificity of bottom-up processes of social innovation (SI), and their specific contribution to social transformation. Using a purely qualitative methodology, the paper addresses a case study-organic food buying groups in the city of Valencia-and examines them through the lens…
Are rights-based approaches helping (re)politicise development NGOs? Exploring the Spanish case
Over the last decades, the rise of managerialism has contributed to the depoliticisation of practices and discourses of Non-Governmental Development Organisations (NGDOs). From some quarters, the adoption of rights-based approaches (RBAs) has been seen as an opportunity to challenge this process. From this standpoint, this article aims to explore to what extent RBAs may have helped (re)politicise the discourses of NGDOs. In order to do so, we loo…
Institutionalization and Depoliticization of the Right to the City
The right to the city, a concept previously associated with radical social movements, has been accepted by several governments and has inspired new public policies. However, some authors see this process of institutionalization as involving a loss of a significant part of the radical origins of the concept. This article approaches this process and the new opportunities and limitations it may entail for social movement organizations with a more ra…
Informal Learning for Citizenship Building in Shared Struggles for Rights
Dominant discourses and practices in international cooperation have been characterised by depoliticisation and unequal power relationships. However, a number of more transformative experiences of cooperation also exist, where joint work between Northern and Southern social organisations is linked with a more political perspective. These kinds of experiences can be considered processes of informal learning in social action: through shared actions,…
Grassroots Social Innovation for Human Development
This paper explores the contribution the capability approach (CA) and grassroots innovation (GI) literature makes to a better understanding of the complexity, richness and specificity of bottom-up processes of social innovation (SI), and their specific contribution to social transformation. Using a purely qualitative methodology, the paper addresses a case study-organic food buying groups in the city of Valencia-and examines them through the lens…
Institutionalization and Depoliticization of the Right to the City
The right to the city, a concept previously associated with radical social movements, has been accepted by several governments and has inspired new public policies. However, some authors see this process of institutionalization as involving a loss of a significant part of the radical origins of the concept. This article approaches this process and the new opportunities and limitations it may entail for social movement organizations with a more ra…
SDG Localisation and Decentralised Development Aid
The approval of the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has generated intense debates in the aid sector at the global, national and subnational levels. A key question is whether they can address structural problems in development aid policies and practices, such as the lack of accountability and coherence, unequal power relations, or depoliticisation. It seems that this will depend on how the agenda is adopted in the various …
Learning, transformative action, and grassroots innovation
Challengers in energy transitions beyond renewable energy cooperatives
Over the last decade, grassroots challengers to the Spanish electricity regime have grown in number and diversity. But whilst ‘newer’ renewable actors have attracted increasing scholarly attention, ‘older’, affordability-oriented challengers remain under-studied, despite their evolution. Prompted by an interest in potential coalitions of challengers in Spain, we draw inspiration from the Multi-Level Perspective to explore how traditional, communi…
Initiatives towards a participatory smart city. The role of digital grassroots innovations
In this paper we explore the role of Digital Grassroots Innovation (DGI) in the construction of a more participatory smart city. 18 DGIs from four Spanish cities (Santander, Valencia, Bilbao, and San Sebastián) were analysed. They belong to 4 different types of digital innovation: Open Hardware: understood as projects inspired by the maker movement; Open Knowledge: large groups of citizens who join through online platforms to collectively create …
Analysing participatory video through the capability approach – A case study in Quart de Poblet (Valencia, Spain)
The aim of this paper is to analyse participatory video as a participatory action research method through the lenses of the capability approach. In order to do this, we used a participatory video experience that took place in the municipality of Quart de Poblet (Valencia, Spain) from February to March 2014. The participants were 11 young people between 16 and 24 years of age, severely affected by the economic crisis that has hit Spain in recent y…
Are rights-based approaches helping (re)politicise development NGOs? Exploring the Spanish case
Over the last decades, the rise of managerialism has contributed to the depoliticisation of practices and discourses of Non-Governmental Development Organisations (NGDOs). From some quarters, the adoption of rights-based approaches (RBAs) has been seen as an opportunity to challenge this process. From this standpoint, this article aims to explore to what extent RBAs may have helped (re)politicise the discourses of NGDOs. In order to do so, we loo…
Informal Learning for Citizenship Building in Shared Struggles for Rights
Dominant discourses and practices in international cooperation have been characterised by depoliticisation and unequal power relationships. However, a number of more transformative experiences of cooperation also exist, where joint work between Northern and Southern social organisations is linked with a more political perspective. These kinds of experiences can be considered processes of informal learning in social action: through shared actions,…
Adaptando los ODS a lo Local mediante la Educación para el Desarrollo. La Experiencia de la Estrategia de la Ciudad de Valencia
This article presents the relationship between the Strategy of Non-Formal Development Education of the city of Valencia and the Sustainable Development Goals (sdg). The content of the Strategy is based on three fundamental axes: 1) a territorial approach in the neighbourhood or district; 2) the importance of coordination between municipal actors and ngdos to develop educational proposals and 3) a series of priority themes and methodologies. The c…
Informal Learning for Citizenship Building in Shared Struggles for Rights
Dominant discourses and practices in international cooperation have been characterised by depoliticisation and unequal power relationships. However, a number of more transformative experiences of cooperation also exist, where joint work between Northern and Southern social organisations is linked with a more political perspective. These kinds of experiences can be considered processes of informal learning in social action: through shared actions,…
Are rights-based approaches helping (re)politicise development NGOs? Exploring the Spanish case
Over the last decades, the rise of managerialism has contributed to the depoliticisation of practices and discourses of Non-Governmental Development Organisations (NGDOs). From some quarters, the adoption of rights-based approaches (RBAs) has been seen as an opportunity to challenge this process. From this standpoint, this article aims to explore to what extent RBAs may have helped (re)politicise the discourses of NGDOs. In order to do so, we loo…
Institutionalization and Depoliticization of the Right to the City
The right to the city, a concept previously associated with radical social movements, has been accepted by several governments and has inspired new public policies. However, some authors see this process of institutionalization as involving a loss of a significant part of the radical origins of the concept. This article approaches this process and the new opportunities and limitations it may entail for social movement organizations with a more ra…
Analysing participatory video through the capability approach – A case study in Quart de Poblet (Valencia, Spain)
The aim of this paper is to analyse participatory video as a participatory action research method through the lenses of the capability approach. In order to do this, we used a participatory video experience that took place in the municipality of Quart de Poblet (Valencia, Spain) from February to March 2014. The participants were 11 young people between 16 and 24 years of age, severely affected by the economic crisis that has hit Spain in recent y…
Grassroots Social Innovation for Human Development
This paper explores the contribution the capability approach (CA) and grassroots innovation (GI) literature makes to a better understanding of the complexity, richness and specificity of bottom-up processes of social innovation (SI), and their specific contribution to social transformation. Using a purely qualitative methodology, the paper addresses a case study-organic food buying groups in the city of Valencia-and examines them through the lens…
Innovación transformadora. Propuestas desde la innovación social colectiva para el desarrollo humano
Hay muchas maneras de entender y practicar la innovación social. En este artículo queremos abordar una perspectiva concreta: la innovación social colectiva (ISC) que busca explícitamente la transformación de los regímenes socio-técnicos. A partir del análisis de dos experiencias que tienen lugar en Valencia (grupos de consumo y una cooperativa energética), caracterizamos el sentido de la transformación de las ISC y su direccionalidad. Para lo pri…
Learning, transformative action, and grassroots innovation
Adaptando los ODS a lo Local mediante la Educación para el Desarrollo. La Experiencia de la Estrategia de la Ciudad de Valencia
This article presents the relationship between the Strategy of Non-Formal Development Education of the city of Valencia and the Sustainable Development Goals (sdg). The content of the Strategy is based on three fundamental axes: 1) a territorial approach in the neighbourhood or district; 2) the importance of coordination between municipal actors and ngdos to develop educational proposals and 3) a series of priority themes and methodologies. The c…
Initiatives towards a participatory smart city. The role of digital grassroots innovations
In this paper we explore the role of Digital Grassroots Innovation (DGI) in the construction of a more participatory smart city. 18 DGIs from four Spanish cities (Santander, Valencia, Bilbao, and San Sebastián) were analysed. They belong to 4 different types of digital innovation: Open Hardware: understood as projects inspired by the maker movement; Open Knowledge: large groups of citizens who join through online platforms to collectively create …
SDG Localisation and Decentralised Development Aid
The approval of the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has generated intense debates in the aid sector at the global, national and subnational levels. A key question is whether they can address structural problems in development aid policies and practices, such as the lack of accountability and coherence, unequal power relations, or depoliticisation. It seems that this will depend on how the agenda is adopted in the various …
Los objetivos de desarrollo sostenible como solución a los problemas de la cooperación al desarrollo? Explorando cuestionamientos y propuestas a partir de las miradas de la sociedad civil valenciana
El trabajo se sitúa en el actual debate sobre si la adopción de la Agenda Global 2030 y los objetivos de desarrollo sostenible en las políticas y prácticas de cooperación supone un avance o un retroceso. Para ello, nos interrogamos más concretamente sobre si pueden ser positivos o negativos para abordar los problemas concretos percibidos por el sector de la cooperación no gubernamental al desarrollo español. De forma más normativa y posicionada, …
Challengers in energy transitions beyond renewable energy cooperatives
Over the last decade, grassroots challengers to the Spanish electricity regime have grown in number and diversity. But whilst ‘newer’ renewable actors have attracted increasing scholarly attention, ‘older’, affordability-oriented challengers remain under-studied, despite their evolution. Prompted by an interest in potential coalitions of challengers in Spain, we draw inspiration from the Multi-Level Perspective to explore how traditional, communi…
Addressing sustainable food management in hotels
Purpose Sustainable food practices have been recognised as a key issue in efforts to improve and report sustainable tourism practices, given the importance of the social, environmental and economic impacts of the food industry throughout its entire chain of production – from farm to fork. From this standpoint, the aim of the present paper is to propose a comprehensive framework for reporting or making decisions concerning sustainable food managem…
Expanding Well-Being by Participating in Grassroots Innovations
Grassroots social innovations are citizen-led initiatives that develop bottom-up solutions to societal challenges. Alternative food networks (AFNs) are innovations which propose alternative schemes for distribution and consumption of food—such as community-based agriculture or food cooperatives—which can improve the well-being of participants. Its potential for social work and social services has been recognised, but remains underexplored. This p…
An analysis of the factors influencing pro-environmental behavioural intentions on climate change in the university community
Universities play an essential role in promoting economic prosperity, social welfare and environmental protection through education and research. However, discrepancies have been pointed out between what consumers express about their environmental concerns and their environmental behaviour is, thus posing a challenge for the effective adaptation and mitigation of climate change. The purpose of this study is to analyse the sequence 'beliefs-attitu…
Decentralised international development aid from municipalities
This study focuses on international development aid policies implemented by municipalities. By proposing a theoretical framework and addressing the Spanish context, it first explores the added value and the challenges involved with this kind of decentralised aid. Second, it discusses the implications in terms of the competencies required by social workers in order to leverage the potential of these aid policies. The research draws on the qualitat…
Exploring the potential of ethics of care for a transformative perspective of sustainability in social work education. Implications for supervision
As in other areas, sustainability has gained increasing attention in the field of social work education. Nevertheless, various voices consider that perspectives of sustainability are needed that are more radical than those inspired exclusively by the 2030 Agenda. In this context, the paper explores the specific potential and implications of ethics of care for adopting a transformative perspective of sustainability. To this end, the study first pr…
Managing sustainability-oriented innovation in services
Purpose The concept of Sustainability-Oriented Service Innovation (SOSI) has been recently suggested from a conceptual reflection approach in an attempt to integrate innovation and sustainability in services, being an emerging field of innovation in services. This study aims to propose a scale to measure Sustainability-Oriented Service Innovation from the perspective of the company. Because the whole is different from the sum of its different par…
Explorando los valores propios de la cooperación al desarrollo municipalista. Propuesta de un marco y análisis del caso del Fons Valencià per la Solidaritat
El trabajo busca contribuir al debate sobre las potencialidades de la cooperación al desarrollo municipal con la exploración del caso de los fondos locales de cooperación, apenas abordados en la bibliografía. Para ello, se propone un marco teórico integral donde se identifican los valores diferenciales de la cooperación local desde una perspectiva municipalista. Desde este marco, se aborda el caso del Fons Valencià per la Solidaritat (FVS) y se e…
Perspectivas y políticas sobre la juventud desfavorecida en España un análisis desde el enfoque de capacidades
Con la crisis en España, la juventud se enfrenta a una situaciónmultidimensional de desventaja. En el artículo analizamos los puntos de vista de distintos actores sobre dicha situación, y cómo estas perspectivas se reflejan en el diseño e implementación de las políticas públicas. Realizamos un estudio cualitativo mediante una aproximación innovadora, el enfoque de capacidades, utilizando tanto revisión defuentes secundarias como entrevistas en pr…
La realidad de las personas con fibrosis quística en el contexto de los moduladores CFTR
Introducción. La reciente incorporación de los nuevos tratamientos de la fibrosis quística (FQ) con moduladores CFTR en el Sistema Nacional de Salud español ha transformado el bienestar de las personas afectadas. La FQ es una enfermedad genética y degenerativa, que afecta a unas 2.500 personas en España y que hasta hace muy poco ha limitado la esperanza de vida y causado discapacidad orgánica. Su tratamiento requería de una rigurosa adherencia al…
Political science (18 obras) · Sociology (13 obras) · Public relations (10 obras) · Business (7 obras) · Economics (7 obras) · Grassroots (7 obras) · Humanities (7 obras) · Politics (7 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Geography (5 obras)