Elsa González Esteban

Elsa González Esteban
Universitat Jaume I | UJI · Department of Philosophy and Sociology

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Este track pretende ahondar en los restos éticos de la smart business o empresa 4.0 con el objetivo de extraer posibles orientaciones para el desarrollo de una digitalización empresarial socialmente responsable y moralmente válido en todos sus ámbitos de aplicación. Llamada a comunicaciones. Hasta el 31 de marzo cabe la posibilidad de enviar propue...
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The present work has a twofold objective: firstly, to critically trace the concept of reciprocity used in neuroscientific studies, particularly from the domain of neuroeconomics; and secondly, to specify the normative frame from which human reciprocity can be defined, from which philosophical neuroethics can develop, and to identify plausible ways...
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This book brings together a group of top scholars on ethics and moral neuroeducation to cover the specific field of moral learning. Although there are many studies on neural bases of human learning and the application processes in different fields of human activity, such as education, economics or politics, very few of them have delved into the spe...
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The theory and practice of advertising self-regulation have been evolving for decades in pursuit of basic standards for advertising quality. In Spain, this discipline was put into practice in 1995, the year the Association for the Self-Regulation of Commercial Communication (Autocontrol) was created. This article aims to examine in depth the functi...
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One of the aims of organisational ethics is to guide the way organisations shape, develop and train the moral judgement of those who work for them. The last three decades have witnessed a revolution brought about by three new fields of study, neuroethics, neuroeducation and organisational neuroscience, and these have made significant advances in ou...
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The quest to promote minimum ethical advertising standards is a concern in self-regulatory systems. This practice was introduced in Spain in 1995, the same year Autocontrol was founded. This article aims to examine how consumer associations view the functions of Autocontrol; specifically, the assessment these associations make of the Autocontrol cl...
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The objective of this article is to conduct a critical study of Richard Sennett’s thinking by focusing on the contributions his work can make to develop Business Ethics. This study aims to recognize the transformations that take place in organizational terms, and are then implemented into new forms of production and work at the heart of capitalist...
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The objective of this article is to conduct a critical study of Richard Sennett's thinking by focusing on the contributions his work can make to develop Business Ethics. This study aims to recognise the transformations that take place in organisational terms, and are then implemented into new forms of production and work at the heart of capitalist...
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La neurociencia organizacional y la neuroetica estan logrando un gran avance en el descubrimiento tanto de la cognicion como del comportamiento humano que invitan a repensar algunos de los presupuestos clasicos sobre los que se han desarrollado las eticas aplicadas. Este estudio se centra en analizar como afectan los avances neurourocientificos a n...
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Caution is one of the orienting principles of neuroscience’s advance in different social spheres. This article shows the importance of maintaining caution in the area of neurolaw because of the risk of it becoming a new power that is free from ethical discussion. The article’s objective is to note the principal ethical implications and limitations...
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Este trabajo propone la inclusión del modelo integral de stakeholders en la gestión de la responsabilidad social de los servicios de deporte universitarios. En primer lugar se analiza la complejidad del hecho deportivo como fenómeno social que se ha integrado en el seno de la institución universitaria. A partir de este punto se aborda el papel de l...
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El presente trabajo realiza una propuesta crítica y práctica acerca de la formación humanística que las universidades deberían diseñar y proporcionar en el marco de su responsabilidad social universitaria a los futuros profesionales (empresarios, docentes, comunicólogos, publicitarios, periodistas, sanitarios, etcétera). Como propuesta de reflexión...
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Traditionally, liberals have confined religion to the sphere of the ‘private’ or ‘non-political’. However, recent debates over the place of religious symbols in public spaces, state financing of faith schools, and tax relief for religious organisations suggest that this distinction is not particularly useful in easing the tension between liberal co...
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The stakeholder approach offers the opportunity to consider corporate responsibility in a wider sense than that afforded by the stockholder or shareholder approaches. Having said that, this article aims to show that this theory does not offer a normative corporate responsibility concept that can be our response to two basic questions. On the one ha...
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Se trata de un pequeño manual de lengua española para preparar las pruebas de acceso de los mayores de 25 años a la universidad
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In this article, our aim is to reflect on the legitimate ways that religious pluralism may be managed in the state-owned public university environment. To do this, it will be necessary to take into consideration the essential characteristics of the origin of the university. The second point in our work will be to clarify the concept of tolerance an...

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The Objective of Ethna System is to develop and implement an Ethics Governance System for grounding good practices in RRI (ETHNA System) in Higher Education, Funding and Research Centres (HEFRCs). The Project will implement and validate a new formal organizational structure within the management structure in 6 different HERCs of the consortium from 6 countries and 3 types of contexts: 2 universities, 2 funding research centres and 2 technological parks in ES, NO, EE, BG, AT and PT. The ETHNA System is composed by an Ethna office (integrity office) and 4 tools and work methodologies for RRI (ethical code, ethics committee, ethical hotline and process indicators to report) that implied institutional changes to respond to ethical challenges that HEFRCs are facing in EU context nowadays in its R&I activities. The institutional changes will be sustainable beyond the lifetime of the project funding because will be implemented and institutionalised in the HEFRCs management structures throughout the Ethna office. A Sustainability Plan will be developed to maximise the impact for 5 years after the end of the project. Therefore, the development of the project will involve mutual learning among the consortium partners which have a different level of expertise and knowledge in the five dimensions of RRI (research ethics and integrity, gender equality, open science, citizen’s engagement). Consortia will contribute to 22 MoRRI indicators and 7 SDG goals (16 targets). GOV2 and GOV3 indicators are particularly focused on KPI project indicators. The process to define ETHNA System is based on Quadruple Helix Model (QHM) where the involvement of all stakeholders in R&I and the implementation of the ETHNA System and its institutionalization require a sustainable engagement with citizens and society as a whole. Moreover, ETHNA System includes the evaluation of the activities in order to communicate with transparency and publicity its achievements and points of improvement.
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INVESTIGADOR PRINCIPAL: DOMINGO GARCÍA MARZÁ Duración: 2014-2016 Proyecto de investigación de Plan de Investigación 2.2 de la Universitat Jaume I de Castellón (P1.1B2013-24) Resumen En la actualidad, la desafección política está minando las bases de la legitimidad en la que se asientan nuestros sistemas democráticos. La distancia existente entre representantes y representados, el incumplimiento de las expectativas depositadas en el Estado del Bienestar y el alto nivel de corrupción que soportan nuestras instituciones democráticas, se encuentra entre las causas que explica esta desafección. Sin embargo, asistimos al mismo tiempo, a un resurgimiento de la participación fuera de las instituciones políticas. Hasta ahora la teoría de la democracia se ha centrado básicamente en las instituciones que estructuran el sistema político, dejando en un segundo plano a la sociedad civil y a sus recursos. Si bien la política se ocupa del poder, no hay que olvidar que gran parte de este poder se produce y se reproduce en las instituciones de la sociedad civil, como bien nos muestran los últimos avances en la neuropolítica. El objetivo del presente proyecto de investigación consiste en analizar la dimensión ética de la desafección política y de las nuevas formas de participación ciudadana, así como la relación que guardan entre ellas. El propósito es comprender los cambios actuales en los sistemas democráticos para presentar los rasgos básicos de un modelo de democracia de doble vía, Estado y sociedad civil, que tenga en la participación su eje central en los actuales contextos complejos, globales y digitalmente mediatizados. Una participación que deriva de la autonomía pero que cuenta en la actualidad con el potencial de las nuevas herramientas de comunicación.