ICS Blog
This page contains some of the articles published on the Institute for Culture and Societyblog . It includes interviews, opinion articles and reports related to the activities and research carried out at the centre.
THE HUMAN GAZE
"Gender-based cyber violence impacts everyday life and costs between €49 billion and €89 billion"
LAURA TELLA ROYO
Gender-based cyber-violence is growing on digital platforms. Several programs of study conclude that there is more violence against women than against men.
THE HUMAN GAZE
"Universities should not only train productive individuals for the market, but also good citizens."
ISABEL SOLANA
Character is at the core of our identity: it determines who we are, who we want to become and what subject society we want to help build.
THE HUMAN GAZE
"Problems with video games, pornography, online gambling, shopping? The signs of a behavioral addiction."
ISABEL SOLANA
There is a great social awareness of substance abuse such as alcohol or drugs. However, they are not the only subject of addiction.
THE HUMAN GAZE
"The West is only viable if the U.S. and Europe are truly united on the same project"
ISABEL SOLANA
The September 11 attacks on the Twin Towers put the West in check. For the first time, the hegemonic civilization for centuries perceived a real threat to its supremacy.
THE HUMAN GAZE
"Fatherhood and motherhood in crisis? Three keys to success
ALFONSO OSORIO
Parenthood is often experienced as one of life's greatest gifts and, as all of us who have experienced it know, it is not without its many questions.
THE HUMAN GAZE
"The current fees of mental health problems in children and youth in the most developed countries are worrisome."
ISABEL SOLANA
The programs of study for the last 20 years on the prevalence of mental health problems in children under 18 years of age indicates that one in eight had a mental disorder at the time of the assessment.
THE HUMAN GAZE
"A believing scientist is above all a lover of truth."
ISABEL SOLANA
The progress of science financial aid to unravel the complexity of the world. However, the scientific knowledge is not the only way to know the truth.
THE HUMAN GAZE
"There are cases of radicalization undetectable for many months. If the people around us look like us, we are unconcerned."
LAURA TELLA ROYO
The radicalization, violence and hate speeches have been protagonists in episodes of recent history for many years.
THE HUMAN GAZE
"In the Education of children, the most important thing is presence: from security they will learn everything else."
BERTA VITERI
Carlos Beltramo recently presented the book "Parentalidad positiva: Una mirada a una nueva época", which he has coordinated together with Sonia Rivas, professor at the School of Education and Psychology.
THE HUMAN GAZE
"Populists create a problem to make people feel fear and then present themselves as the solution".
BERTA VITERI
Emotions play a key role in politics and International Office.
THE HUMAN GAZE
"The freest society is the one whose citizens have the greatest capacity for self-government."
ISABEL SOLANA
It is a fact that we live in increasingly complex and plural contexts. Citizens are increasingly demanding that those in power be able to maintain a solid order and respond appropriately to their different needs.
INTERVIEW
"Who loves, who desires, who believes, who relates to other human beings is not only the brain, but the person".
BERTA VITERI
Neuroscience enters into dialogue with all subject of disciplines; its presence is especially B in the field of Humanities.
INTERVIEW
"In lovingly caring for another person I am meetinglinked to their destiny".
BERTA VITERI
Interview with philosopher Anthony J. Steinbock, Professor at Stony Brook University
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Young people and the couple: is it true that they are afraid of commitment?
BERTA VITERI
It is a fact that Spaniards are marrying later and later: statistics show that women marry at averageat 35 and men at 38.
INTERVIEW
"The family generates goods that have a humanising potential for society".
BERTA VITERI
Healthy family ties have implicit goods such as reciprocity, generativity and hospitality and have the capacity to expand beyond themselves and benefit society as a whole.
THE HUMAN GAZE
"Isaiah Berlin was one of the first intellectuals to focus on Russian liberalism, an alternative to Tsarism as a political future for Russia".
ISABEL SOLANA
Interview with António Bento, Professor at the University of Beira Interior (Portugal)
THE HUMAN GAZE
Keys to understanding the war in Ukraine
ICS
Several ICS researchers offer contributions to help understand the background to these developments and their potential international implications in the medium and long term deadline.
INTERVIEW
"After the pandemic, cities are no longer so attractive to some people".
BERTA VITERI
Interview with Betina Bock, Professor at the University of Groningen and the University of Waningen (The Netherlands)
SOCIAL SCIENCES
What can Philosophy contribute to neuroscience? An Aristotelian view of the problem of consciousness
NATALIA ROUZAUT
The Theory of Everything, Interstellar, AI. Artificial Intelligence, Devs, The Big Bang Theory... These are some examples where the idea of the supremacy of science is sample .
RESEARCH
Family time, a pillar of positive adolescent development
ISABEL SOLANA AND CARLOS JIMÉNEZ
Adolescence is a stage in a person's life, core topic , as it marks the beginning of the transition to adulthood.
OPINION
The brain, much more than a supercomputer
JOSÉ MANUEL MUÑOZ
For decades, mainstream neuroscience has conceived of the brain as a kind of computer that, after receiving information in the form of sensory inputs, is able to...
INTERVIEW
Emotional self-regulation: an element core topic for wellbeing staff and couples
NATALIA ROUZAUT
From falling in love to love is a big leap and, to achieve a deep and mature bond, an effort is needed on both sides of the couple.
RESEARCH
From stimulating neurons with light to using artificial intelligence to analyse MRI scans: the latest techniques to study the brain.
ISABEL SOLANA
Analysis of some of the state-of-the-art techniques for the study of the brain.