17 papers on disciplines such as Philosophy, communication, architecture or Education were selected to participate in the II workshop Interdisciplinary Doctoral Students of Humanities, Social Sciences and ICS.

Two of the papers received an Honorary accredited specialization : 'Influence of God on Aristotelian εὐδαιμονία (happiness)', by Juan Gabriel Alfaro (Philosophy), and 'Latin American populism as a communication strategy', by Kevin Valenzuela Tábora (Government and Culture and Organizations).

With this initiative, the Scientific Coordination of the Institute for Culture and Societygoal contributes to help future PhDs to put on internship their ability to present, discuss and communicate the results of their work in front of an interdisciplinary audience.

Selected communications

• Conflicts of interest of proxy advisors
  Pablo Castillo Rovira (Global company law)

• Equal Protection of the Law in the Inter-American Human Rights System
  Milani Maurilio Bento (Global Society Law)

• Influence of God on Aristotelian εὐδαιμονία (happiness).
  Juan Gabriel Alfaro (Ethics and Anthropology)

• design and validation of a test of assessment of central coherence in children from 6 to 9 years of age
  Leyre Gambra (Education and Psychology )

• Why are black plums red when they are green? Names and descriptions in Saul Kripke's causal theory reference letter
  Deborah Rodriguez (Philosophy)

• The link between nature and culture: Guardini and Polo
  Ana Bastidas (Philosophy)

• Social features in internet-based programs to prevent alcohol consumption among adolescents: a systematic review
  Pedro Antonio de la Rosa Fernandez-Pacheco (Medicine)

• Formal equality and inequality. Analysis of gender gaps in the degree program professor and researcher.
  Noemí Abad Gil (Models and Areas of research in Social Sciences-UPV)

• proposal interdisciplinary methodology for the study of the dynamics of settlement during Late Antiquity between the Ebro and the Pyrenees
  Leticia Tobalina Pulido (Art and Humanities)

• The multidisciplinarity in urbanism. The dialogue between modern urbanism and the natural sciences.
  Javier Zulategui Beñarán (History and Critical Analysis of Spanish Architecture)

• The multidisciplinarity in museography and its application in the exhibition home environments (1960)
  Beatriz de la Puerta Gancedo (History and Critical Analysis of Spanish Architecture)

• The Image of Spanish Architecture in the Illustrated Media (1874-1923)
  Pilar Morán García (History and Critical Analysis of Spanish Architecture)

• Mediar y medir. assessment dinámica en la class de ELE
  Susana Madinabeitia (Art and Humanities)

• Out-of-the-box tools: A solution or a problem for data journalism?
  Clara González Tosat (Communication)

• Corporate communication in open innovation processes: an internal and cultural approach
  María Jesús Yáñez Galdames (Communication)

• Latin American Populism as a Communication Strategy
  Kevin Valenzuela Tábora (Government and Organizational Culture)

• Status quaestionis of the relationship between the Zika virus and congenital problems, and its relationship with abortion in Brazil.
  Hélio Luciano (Moral Theology)