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Birth rate crisis and family diversityThe emotional roots of the birth rate crisis

Itxasne Atanes

The current birth rate crisis is linked to something deeper than cultural or sociological aspects. It is...

Birth rate crisis and family diversityFamily policies as a public, strategic and worthwhile affair

Elisa Stinus Bru de Sala

In keeping with the model adopted in the Nordic countries, childhood and family policies should cover four...

Birth rate crisis and family diversityRecognising and integrating family diversity

Diana Marre

So-called “new families” are not truly new; they have always existed. Flexible family arrangements and...

Birth rate crisis and family diversityParenting communities: a growing alternative

Christel Keller

The vanishing extended family, the complexities of parenting, and the rise of new educational codes are...

The political contradictions of contemplative life

All the books by the philosopher Byung-Chul Han call for a return of negativity: instead of excessive transparency, secrecy; instead of an aesthetic of...

Cancel culture: A threat to freedom of expression?

Spurred on by social media, cancel culture is gaining ground. In its name, works, opinions and even people are cancelled. Its advocates contend that it is a...

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Tim Jackson. Living better with less

There is life after capitalism. This is the view of economist and ecologist Tim Jackson, who asks: “Why aren’t rich countries always happier than poor...

The social divides of the housing crisisGuaranteeing housing: a metropolitan challenge

Milagros Pérez Oliva

Barcelona has always been a welcoming and appealing city. It is no wonder that its residents state, in poll after poll, that they would like to continue to do so. And their...

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