Excluidos de la felicidad. La estratificación social del bienestar emocional en España. Eduardo Bericat. Madrid: Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas (CIS). Colección Monografías 310, 2018

Delsignore, Gabriela

doi:10.22325/fes/res.2019.06

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2019

DOI: 10.22325/fes/res.2019.06

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Excluidos de la felicidad. La estratificación social del bienestar emocional en España. Eduardo Bericat. Madrid: Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas (CIS). Colección Monografías 310, 2018

Gabriela Delsignore

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“You Fall in Love with the Person”: Narratives of Female Athletes Coming Out of the Closet in Competitive Sports Teams of Spain

Donoso,

Álvarez-Sotomayor,

Reina

2024

Sex Res Soc Policy

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Introduction Previous research has shown that team sports are perceived as spaces conducive to homonegativism or as havens where female athletes can explore their sexuality. This paper aims to analyze the role of team sports in the discovery, acceptance, and respectful lived experiences of lesbian sexuality among competitive female athletes. Methods A qualitative methodology was used. Five focus groups organized by sport and the age of the athletes were conducted. Forty-five female athletes participated in the study. Data were collected from May 2017 to February 2018. Grounded theory was employed for the analysis. Results The athletes’ narratives suggest that the visibility of non-heterosexual persons, time spent together, emotional closeness, and similar lifestyles are features of team sports which allow lesbian female athletes to explore and establish affective-sexual relationships. These athletes participate in team sports because of their personal interest in the sport and not their sexual orientation. Conclusions Sports teams have a protective and liberating role in female athletes’ sexual exploration and the free and respectful experience of same-sex relationships in the Spanish sporting environment. Policy Implications. Although the democratization of sexuality in Spain has been positive for women in sport, further research is needed to determine whether gay men can participate in sport with full social protection.

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“You Fall in Love with the Person”: Narratives of Female Athletes Coming Out of the Closet in Competitive Sports Teams of Spain

Donoso,

Álvarez-Sotomayor,

Reina

2024

Sex Res Soc Policy

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Measuring happiness for social policy evaluation: a multidimensional index of happiness

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Aguilar-Latorre

Ruiz

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Sociological Spectrum

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Not applicable.GD led the design and developed the study and had the original idea. GD and AAL coordinated and undertook the research and data analysis. GD and AAL wrote the first draft of the article. BOB and PGR have read the manuscript critically, offering contributions and approving the final version. The corresponding author attests that all listed authors meet authorship criteria and that no others meeting the criteria have been omitted.

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Measuring happiness in the social sciences: An overview

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Aguilar-Latorre

Oliván-Blázquez

2021

Journal of Sociology

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Social needs are universal and their fulfilment is considered to be a prerequisite for happiness and well-being. Currently, the assertion that income or revenue alone are insufficient to explain inequality of well-being and happiness in the evaluation of social policies is becoming ever more widespread in the social sciences. Therefore, numerous quantitative metrics mostly based on univariable scales have been created over the last sixty years to measure well-being, quality of life, or happiness. Based on a systematic review, this article compiles several measurement instruments of happiness and human well-being, and reflects that all of them measure and concentrate more on hedonic than eudaimonic happiness. Finally, it contemplates the need to develop a multidimensional model based on the sociology of emotions that includes social relationships and the complexity of human happiness, focusing more on eudaimonic rather than hedonic happiness.

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Excluidos de la felicidad. La estratificación social del bienestar emocional en España. Eduardo Bericat. Madrid: Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas (CIS). Colección Monografías 310, 2018

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“You Fall in Love with the Person”: Narratives of Female Athletes Coming Out of the Closet in Competitive Sports Teams of Spain

“You Fall in Love with the Person”: Narratives of Female Athletes Coming Out of the Closet in Competitive Sports Teams of Spain

Measuring happiness for social policy evaluation: a multidimensional index of happiness

Measuring happiness in the social sciences: An overview

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