32532 research outputs found
Sort by
Destrezas de comunicación estratégica: retórica persuasiva y oratoria - Strategic Communication Skills: Persuasive Rhetoric & Public Speaking
Full text linkGrado en Traducción e Interpretación, Grado en Relaciones Internacionales y Grado en Comun. Internal. - Bachelor in Global Communication, Instituto de Idiomas Moderno
Análisis Dinámico y Vibraciones
Full text linkGrado en Ingeniería de Tecnologías Industriales, Instituto de Idiomas Moderno
Práctica profesional
Full text linkMáster Universitario en Ingeniería Industrial, Máster Universitario en Ingeniería Industrial, Máster Universitario en Sistemas Ferroviarios, Instituto de Idiomas Moderno
EU Cooperation with Third Countries on Migration and Asylum: The Case of Libya Revisited
No full textCapítulos en librosLa llamada "crisis migratoria" a la que se enfrenta Europa desde 2015 ha llevado a la Unión Europea (UE) a reconsiderar su asociación con los países de origen y tránsito, especialmente con Libia, como algo crucial en la lucha contra la migración. Mientras tanto, desde ese país surgen relatos extremadamente preocupantes de horrores y graves violaciones de los derechos humanos (incluyendo subastas de esclavos) perpetrados contra los migrantes y solicitantes de asilo detenidos en Libia por miembros de las fuerzas de seguridad libias, grupos armados y bandas criminales. A partir de esta observación y mediante un esfuerzo de análisis y reflexión crítica basado en la revisión de la literatura pertinente, este capítulo intenta responder a las dos preguntas clave siguientes (i) ¿Hasta qué punto puede asumirse que la UE expone indirectamente a los inmigrantes y solicitantes de asilo a horrores inimaginables al financiar directamente su sistema de detención en Libia? (ii) ¿La cooperación de la UE con Libia se lleva a cabo de acuerdo con los valores y principios consagrados en los artículos 2 y 21 del Tratado de la Unión Europea (TUE), en los que se basa la UE? En este sentido, el objetivo axial de este capítulo es analizar la adecuación o no al derecho internacional y europeo de la actual cooperación de la UE con Libia en materia de migración y asilo. Por lo tanto, concluye argumentando que, para convertirse en una verdadera "potencia civil" y contribuir a la buena gobernanza mundial de la movilidad humana, la UE debe alinear sus políticas de control de la migración con sus principios y valores fundacionales en virtud del derecho europeo e internacional.The so-called “migration crisis” that Europe has been facing since 2015 has led the European Union (UE) to reconsider its partnership with countries of origin and transit, especially Libya, as crucial in the fight against migration. In the meantime, extremely worrying accounts of horrors and serious human rights violations (including slave auctions) perpetrated against migrants and asylum-seekers detained in Libya by members of the Libyan security forces, armed groups and criminal gangs emerge from that country. From this observation and using an effort of analysis and critical reflection based on review of the relevant literature, this chapter attempts to answer the following two key questions: (i) To what extent can it be assumed that the EU indirectly exposes migrants and asylum seekers to unimaginable horrors by directly funding their detention system in Libya? (ii) Is EU cooperation with Libya undertaken in accordance with the values and principles enshrined in Articles 2 and 21 of the Treaty on European Union (TEU), on which the EU is founded? In this sense, the axial goal of this chapter is to analyse the adequacy or lack of adequacy to international and European law of ongoing EU cooperation with Libya in the area of migration and asylum. It therefore concludes by arguing that, to become a true “civil power” and contribute to good global governance of human mobility, the EU must align its migration control policies with its founding principles and values under European and international law.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
Protecciones Eléctricas
Full text linkGrado en Ingeniería de Tecnologías Industriales, Instituto de Idiomas Moderno
Globalización y Tradiciones Culturales
Full text linkGrado en Filosofía, Política y Economía. Interuniversitario Deusto y Comillas., Instituto de Idiomas Moderno
The Role of Emotion Discourse and Pathic Stigma in the Delegitimization of Consumer Practices
No full textArtículos en revistasDrawing on institutional theory and discursive psychology, this article elucidates how actors use emotion discourse to undermine the legitimacy of consumer practices. Based on an empirical investigation of the bullfighting controversy in Spain, our work shows how activists engage in the production and circulation of compelling emotional prototypes of their adversaries. Such emotional prototypes constitute the discursive foundations of a pathic stigma, which, once established, taints the identity of the social groups associated with the practice. Our work frames the centrality of pathic stigmatization as a cultural mechanism mediating the relationship between emotion discourse and the subsequent delegitimization of consumer practices. We make three key contributions to the literature: we advance a rhetorical perspective on emotions and their role in deinstitutionalization processes; we further develop the theory of marketplace sentiments by showing how sentiments operate downstream; and we provide evidence of the sociocultural mechanisms underpinning the emotional vilification, stereotyping and stigmatization of consumer collectives.Drawing on institutional theory and discursive psychology, this article elucidates how actors use emotion discourse to undermine the legitimacy of consumer practices. Based on an empirical investigation of the bullfighting controversy in Spain, our work shows how activists engage in the production and circulation of compelling emotional prototypes of their adversaries. Such emotional prototypes constitute the discursive foundations of a pathic stigma, which, once established, taints the identity of the social groups associated with the practice. Our work frames the centrality of pathic stigmatization as a cultural mechanism mediating the relationship between emotion discourse and the subsequent delegitimization of consumer practices. We make three key contributions to the literature: we advance a rhetorical perspective on emotions and their role in deinstitutionalization processes; we further develop the theory of marketplace sentiments by showing how sentiments operate downstream; and we provide evidence of the sociocultural mechanisms underpinning the emotional vilification, stereotyping and stigmatization of consumer collectives.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
Prácticas
Full text linkMáster Universitario en Ingeniería de Telecomunicación, Máster Universitario en Ingeniería Industrial, Máster Universitario en Ingeniería de Telecomunicación, Máster Universitario en Ingeniería Industria
