Permanent Labor Professor in the Department of Applied Sociology of the Complutense University of Madrid. His main areas of interest are comparative social policy, care, gender relations, sociology of work and social movements. Her research career has revolved mainly around care and the reconciliation of work and family life, and the challenge they pose for labor markets, welfare states and gender relations. In recent years she is investigating the discourses, strategies and practices of feminist movements in a context of rising anti-gender forces. It is the IP in the MCU of the project ‘Feminist Movements Revitalizing Democracy in Europe’ (FIERCE – Horizon Europe) and member of the Institute for Social Transformations (TRANSOC).
MOVICON is dedicated to the study of political strife from a broad perspective, which includes social movements and cycles of protest, but also other more punctual or extensive forms of collective action, from riots to revolutions through armed conflicts and democratization processes, without losing sight of other more routine ones, such as elections or parliamentary work.
English (UK)