
Political and international relations
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Public space. The problem of youth employment
Faced with the challenges and uncertainties of the future, society is calling for greater transparency in information and in the flow of knowledge, supported by the accelerated technological development of the Internet and virtual communities. Against this backdrop, Espacio Público was created in 2018 with the aim of offering both the specialist public and the general public the opportunity to...
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Democratic capitalism: progress and paradox
Pedro Schwartz Girón, Rafael del Pino Professor at the Camilo José Cela University, has developed, in 2015, his teaching and research activity at the aforementioned university. Professor Schwartz's main lines of research are as follows: "Democratic Capitalism: Progress and Paradox", a complete rewrite in English of his work "In Search of Montesquieu....
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The global governance of experts
The Rafael del Pino Foundation decided to support Professor Josep Mª. Colomer to carry out the research "The global governance of experts". This research analyses the processes of decision-making and implementation of innovative public policies on major issues, especially macroeconomic ones, through the interaction between certain international organisations and the governments of the different countries....
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The European School of Governance for the training of public managers
The study entitled "The European School of Government for the training of public managers", developed by Antonio Núñez following the signing of a Research Agreement with the Director of the Rafael del Pino Foundation, was completed on 1 June 2009. The research deals with the methodology, objectives and contents of the training of public...
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The role of intellectual capital in technological innovation
On 30 March 2009, the Director of the Rafael del Pino Foundation signed a research agreement with Professors Gregorio Martín, Pedro López and Miriam Delgado for the development of the last part of a study entitled "The role of intellectual capital in technological innovation", which pursues the following objectives:
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Improving regulation to make it less burdensome
On 17 March 2009, Professors Enrique Argullol and Andrés Betancor completed the research "Improving regulation to make it less onerous", developed thanks to the Research Agreement signed at the time between the Rector of the Pompeu Fabra University and the Director of the Rafael del Pino Foundation. The result of this...
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The future of the European constitutional treaty
The Rafael del Pino Foundation and the University Institute of European Studies of the CEU-San Pablo University signed a research agreement on 22 December 2006 with the aim of deepening the study, analysis and understanding of the Magna Carta of the European Union, as well as the future of the European Union...
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Normative analysis of public policies
On 21 December 2005, the Foundation signed a research agreement with Professor Francisco Beltrán Adell, from the Department of Political Science and International Relations of the Autonomous University of Madrid, with the aim of analysing the social reality and Spanish and European policies in a global context, by means of the analysis of the...
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CYD Report
On 1 October 2003, the President of the Rafael del Pino Foundation, Rafael del Pino y Moreno, and the President of the Board of Trustees of the Fundación Conocimiento y Desarrollo (Fundación CYD), Ana Patricia Botín Sanz de Sautuola O'Shea, signed a collaboration agreement for the annual publication of the "CYD Report". This...
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The future of work
The Rafael del Pino Foundation commissioned Analistas Socio-Políticos to convene and coordinate a meeting in which experts on this issue, either because of their academic or research occupation, or because of their closer knowledge, as employers or workers' representatives, could put their ideas together. The meeting was held on 29...
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The quality of public debate in Spain
Spain has lived decades with very high unemployment rates compared to our benchmark countries, which has probably had to do with both the substance of the policies applied (which tend to promote incremental institutional changes, or different allocations of resources) and the way in which the issue has been debated, typical of a culture of...
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The problem of youth employment
Spain has lived decades with very high unemployment rates compared to our benchmark countries, which has probably had to do with both the substance of the policies applied (which tend to promote incremental institutional changes, or different allocations of resources) and the way in which the issue has been debated, typical of a culture of...