ANDER AUDIKANA (ander. [email protected]) is research associate at the University of Deusto (Spain). He studied sociology at University of Deusto in Bilbao, University Iberoamericana in Mexico City (Mexico) and École normale supérieure (Ulm) in Paris (France). He holds a Master of City and Regional Planning and a PhD in Sociology from University Paris-Est (France). His dissertation, The politics of the Spanish high-speed rail policy (1986-2011): the construction of a myth, the production of a consensus, the emergency of a
controversy, was awarded with the
best dissertation award “University Paris-Est 2012”. Ander was Fulbright-Schuman scholar at George Mason University School of Public Policy and the Center for Environmental Public Policy, Goldman School of Public Policy, UC Berkeley (United States of America - USA). He was also visiting research fellow at the LaSUR (Urban Sociology Laboratory) Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) (Switzerland). His main researches focus on public policy, territorial analysis and European studies.
YANN DUBOIS (yann.dubois@ epfl.ch) is scientific collaborator at the LaSUR (Urban Sociology Laboratory) at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) (Switzerland), ANDER AUDIKANA (ander.
[email protected]) es investiga -dor asociado a la Universidad de Deusto (España). Estudió sociolo -gía en la Universidad de Deusto en Bilbao, en la Universidad Iberoame -ricana de México DF y en la École normale supérieure (Ulm) de París. Ha cursado un Master en planifica -ción urbana y regional y un docto -rado en sociología en la Universidad de Paris-Est. Su tesis La politisa-tion de la grande vitesse espagno-le (1986-2011): construction d’un mythe, production d’un consensus,
émergence d’une controverse fue
galardonada con el premio a la me -jor tesis de doctorado «Universidad Paris-Est 2012». Ander fue becario Fullbright-Schuman en George Ma -son University School of Public Pol -icy y en el Center for Environmental Public Policy, Goldman School of Public Policy, UC Berkeley. Ha sido también investigador invitado en el Laboratorio de Sociología Urbana (LaSUR) de la Escuela Politécnica Federal de Lausana. Sus principales investigaciones se centran en las po -líticas públicas, el análisis territorial y los estudios europeos.
where is writing his PhD thesis. He holds a Master’s degree from the University of Neuchatel (Switzerland) both in geography and German studies. His present research deals with different aspects of mobility, such as high mobility practices, modal choice, individual mobility potential, transportation-urban planning coordination, etc., as well with urban and territorial issues in general. His doctoral thesis focuses more specifically on cross-border mobility and on the impacts of national borders on the daily life of cross-border cities inhabitants, combining qualitative, quantitative and spatial data.
C A R O L I N E G A L L E Z ([email protected]) is a senior researcher at Ifsttar (French institute of science and technology for transport, development and networks) in the City, Transport and Mobility Laboratory (France). Trained as an economist (PhD in economic science at the University Paris 1 Sorbonne, France), she has been working for the last fifteen years on the building of local public policies. Her main areas of interest are the social representation of mobility and the analysis of mobility and land-use policies regarding social and environmental issues. At the request of the Volvo Foundation for Research and Education (VREF), she worked with Sylvie Fol (University of Paris 1-Sorbonne) on the social issues of urban access to opportunities. She is currently involved in an interdisciplinary Ha cursado un Master en geografía y es
-tudios germánicos en la Universidad de Neuchatel (Suiza). Sus investigaciones actuales se centran en distintos aspectos de la movilidad como la pendularidad de larga distancia, la elección modal, el potencial de movilidad individual, la coordinación entre desarrollo urbano y transporte, y de formas más general en otras cuestiones territoriales y urbanas. Su tesis doctoral se centra de forma más específica en la movilidad transfronte -riza y en el impacto de las fronteras nacionales en la vida cotidiana de los habitantes de los centros urbanos trans -fronterizos, combinando análisis cuali -tativos, cuantitativos y espaciales.
and prospective-oriented research project on energy transition-oriented measures in the Ile-de-France Region. Caroline Gallez is director of the PhD school “City, Transport and Territories” of University Paris-Est. She is a member of “Flux”, international scientific quarterly on networks and territories.
SABINE HESS ([email protected]) is professor at the Institute for cultural anthropology/ European ethnology, University of Göttingen (Germany). She completed her PhD thesis on transnational migration of Slovakian women into domestic work at the Frankfurt institute for Cultural Anthropology, published as “Globalisierte Hausarbeit. Au-Pair als Migrationsstrategie von Frauen aus Osteuropa”. She was coordinator of the European wide research- and film-project “TRANSIT MIGRATION” founded by the Cultural Foundation of Germany. She worked as assistant professor at the Institute for Folklore Studies and European Ethnology at the Ludwig-Maximilian-University of Munich. She was the scientific curator of several interdisciplinary research and exhibition projects on the history of immigration to German cities. Sabine directs research projects on the European border regime at South-Eastern Europe and Germany. She coordinates the interdisciplinary Laboratory for Critical Migration and Border Regime Studies at the University prospectiva e interdisciplinar sobre las
medidas de transición energética en la región de Île-de-France. Caroline Gallez es la directora del programa de doctorado «Ciudad, Transporte y Te -rritorios» de la Universidad Paris-Est. Es miembro de «Flux», una revista científica trimestral internacional so -bre redes y territorios.
of Göttingen. She is co-founder of the interdisciplinary European-wide “Network for Critical Migration- and Border-Regime Research” (kritnet) and member of the German wide “Rat für Migration” (Council for migration). Her main areas of research and teaching are migration and border regime studies, anthropology of globalization and transnationalism, anthropology of policy with a focus on EU integration and processes of Europeanisation, gender studies and anthropological methodologies.
DAN IEL INNER A RI T Y ([email protected]) is full professor of political and social philosophy, IKERBASQUE researcher at the University of the Basque Country (Spain) and director of the Institute for Democratic Governance. Prof. Innerarity is Doctor of Philosophy and studied in Germany as a fellow at the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, Switzerland and Italy. He has been a visiting professor at several European and American universities – most recently the Robert Schuman Center for Advanced Studies at the European Institute of Florence and the London School of Economics. Currently, he is Director of Associate Studies at the Fondation Maison des Sciences de l’Homme in Paris. Among his latest books we should point out
Un mundo de todos y de nadie; La
democracia del conocimiento,
Euskadi Essay Award 2012; La humanidad amenazada: gobernar
los riesgos globales (with Javier
de Göttingen. Es la cofundadora del Network for Critical Migration- and Border-Regime Research (kritnet) y miembro de Rat für Migration (Con -sejo de migración) en Alemania. Sus principales áreas de investigación y docencia son la migración y el es -tudio de regímenes fronterizos, la antropología de la globalización y el transnacionalismo, la antropología de las políticas de integración con especial atención a la UE y el proce -so de europeanización, los estudios de género y las metodologías antro -pológicas.
DANIEL INNERARITY (dinner@ unizar.es) es catedrático de filosofía política y social, investigador IKER -BASQUE en la Universidad del País Vasco (España) y director del Institu -to de Gobernanza Democrática. Doc -tor en Filosofía, amplió sus estudios en Alemania, como becario de la Fundación Alexander von Humboldt, Suiza e Italia. Ha sido profesor invi -tado en diversas universidades euro -peas y americanas, recientemente en el Robert Schuman Centre for Ad -vanced Studies del Instituto Europeo de Florencia, así como en la London School of Economics. Actualmente, es Director de Estudios Asociado de la Fondation Maison des Sciences de l’Homme de Paris. Entre sus últimos libros cabe destacar Un mundo de to-dos y de nadie; La democracia del
co-nocimiento, Premio Euskadi de Ensa
Solana); El futuro y sus enemigos; El nuevo espacio público; La sociedad
invisible, Espasa Essay Award 2004.
B E A T R I Z I Ñ A R R I T U IBARRECHE (beatriz.inarritu@ deusto.es) is PhD of the University of Deusto (UD) and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Business Studies from the Commercial University of Deusto (Spain). Her thesis, “Systems of European Economic Governance: Proposal for Analysis and Measurement”, was carried out within the framework of the program of International and Intercultural Studies of the University of Deusto. Since 1988, she has lectured on EU Economics, in the Bachelor’s of Economics and Business Studies and Law at the UD, at the University School of the Chamber of Commerce of Bilbao (Spain), and at the Institutes of Leisure and European Studies of the UD. Currently she teaches in the Department of Economics of Deusto Business School of the UD. Partner of European Business Strategies, E-3, in which she directs and develops different consulting projects in the field of business and EU internationalization. She has taught in the Diploma on Community Law of the Universidad Iberoamericana de México in collaboration with the UD, giving the module on “European Internal Market and implementation of the Euro” in Mexico DF. She is a regular speaker at conferences organized by business entities and organizations that contribute to a
sociedad invisible, Premio Espasa de
Ensayo 2004
better understanding of the different issues related to the EU and business internationalization. She has participated in a Research Team of the UD in the project “Innovative Instruments of Governance of the European Union. Impact on public management and regional competitiveness”. She is the author of the section “Community Chronicle: the institutional and economic news of Spain within the framework of the EU” in “Cuadernos Europeos de Deusto”, an academic journal edited by the UD. She is co-author of the annual publications “Guide to Mobility in the EU” and “Notes on the EU and Bizkaia” edited by the Provincial Council of Bizkaia. She has co-authored the Internationalization Case published by the ICEX: “Inauxa, a SME in the World Automotive Market”.
BERND KASPAREK (bk@ bordermonitoring.eu) is PhD candidate associated with the Laboratory for Critical Migration and Border Regime Studies at the University of Göttingen (Germany). Bernd is a mathematician (Dipl.-Mat.) and cultural anthropologist focusing on migration and border studies. His current PhD project traces the Europeanisation of migration and border policies. He is a founding member of the Network for Critical Migration and Border Regime studies (kritnet), on the editorial board of movements journal and member of the board of the research association bordermonitoring.eu.
mayor conocimiento de las diferen -tes cuestiones relacionadas con la UE y la internacionalización empre -sarial. Ha participado en un Equipo de Investigación de la UD en el pro -yecto «Instrumentos Innovadores de Gobernanza de la Unión Europea. Impacto en la gestión pública y en la competitividad regional». Es au -tora de la sección «Crónica Comu -nitaria: la actualidad institucional y económica de España en el marco de la UE» en «Cuadernos Europeos de Deusto», revista editada por la UD. Es coautora de las publicacio -nes anuales «Guía de la Movilidad en la UE» y «Apuntes sobre la UE y Bizkaia» editadas por la Diputación Foral de Bizkaia. Ha sido coautora del Caso de Internacionalización publicado por el ICEX: «Inauxa, una Pyme en el Mercado Mundial de Automoción».
VINCENT KAUFMANN ([email protected]) is associate professor of urban sociology and mobility at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) (Switzerland). He studied sociology at the University of Geneva, followed by a doctorate from the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in 1998. Since then he has been invited scholar at the University of Lancaster (2001), at the Ecole des Ponts, Paris (2001 – 2002); and invited professor at the University of Cergy-Pontoise (2002-2003), Université Catholique de Louvain-la-Neuve (2005-2017), Université Laval (2008), Nimegen University (2010) and Université de Toulouse Le Mirail (2011). He is director of the laboratory of Urban Sociology (LaSUR) and the Doctoral Program Architecture and Sciences of the City (EDAR) at the EPFL. He is also scientific director of the Think Tank Mobile Lives Forum in Paris. His research has focused essentially on urban life (multi-residency, the temporal and spatial arrangements of programs of activity); the politics or urban planning and transport; as well as the notion of mobility and its importance in terms of setting social structures.
N I C O L A S M A R I S C A L BERÁSTEGUI (nicolas.mariscal@ deusto.es) is Emeritus Professor of the University of Deusto (Spain) and Professor Jean Monnet. His area of research focuses on Political Science and International Relations. Among his most recent recent publications
VINCENT KAUFMANN
(vincent. [email protected]) es pro -fesor de sociología urbana y de la movilidad en la Escuela Politécnica Federal de Lausana (EPFL) (Suiza). Estudió sociología en la Universi -dad de Ginebra y completó un doc -torado en la Escuela Politécnica Fe -deral de Lausana (EPFL) en 1998. Desde entonces ha sido profesor invitado en la University of Lancas -ter (2001), École des Ponts, Paris (2001-2003), Université Catholique de Louvain-la-Neuve (2005-2017), Université Laval (2008), Nimegen University (2010) y Université de Toulouse Le Mirail (2011). Es di -rector del laboratorio de sociología urbana (LaSUR) y del progama de doctorado Arquitectura y Ciencias de la Ciudad (EDAR) de la Escue -la Politécnica Federal de Lausa -na (EPFL). También es el director científico del Think Tank Mobile Lives Forum en Paris. Su investiga -ción se ha centrado esencialmente en la vida urbana (multi-residencia, organización temporal-espacial de programas de actividad); políticas de planificación urbana y transpor -te; así como la noción de movilidad y su importancia para la estructura -ción social.
-are: Más allá de Lisboa: Horizontes
europeos, Tecnos, Madrid,
2010; “Presentación” de La contribución de la Unión Europea
a la gobernanza global, Cuadernos
Europeos de Deusto 45/2011, pp. 13-19; “Aproximaciones constructivistas a la Unión Europea”, Cuadernos Europeos de Deusto 47/2012, pp. 17-41; “Repensando la europeización”, Cuadernos Europeos de Deusto 49/2013, pp. 19-46; “Globalización-Unión Europea-Globalización”, Cuadernos Europeos de Deusto 54/2016, pp. 27-58.
GERARDO MEIL (gerardo. [email protected]) is professor of sociology at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration of the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain). Master Degree in economics and in political science, and PhD in Sociology at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid in 1987. President of the European Society on Family Relations and member of several scientific associations. His research and publications focus on family sociology, gender violence, geographical mobility and social policy. He has implemented many research projects on these topics funded by public and private institutions at regional, national and European level. The current research project which he coordinates, funded by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness, focuses on the use of parental leave cientes más relevantes destacan las
siguientes: Más allá de Lisboa: Ho -rizontes europeos, Tecnos, Madrid, 2010; «Presentación» de La contri-bución de la Unión Europea a la
go-bernanza global, Cuadernos Euro
-peos de Deusto 45/2011, pp. 13-19; «Aproximaciones constructivistas a la Unión Europea», Cuadernos Eu -ropeos de Deusto 47/2012, pp. 17-41; «Repensando la europeización», Cuadernos Europeos de Deusto 49/2013, pp. 19-46; «Globalización-Unión Europea-Globalización», Cuadernos Europeos de Deusto 54/2016, pp. 27-58.
in Spain. In the field of geographical Mobility, he actively participated in the research project Job Mobilities and Family Lives (http://www. jobmob-and-famlives.eu). For a full vita see his web-page at http://www. uam.es/gerardo.meil
B E N J A M I N M O T T E -BAUMVOL (benjamin.motte@ u-bourgogne.fr) is an associate professor at Université de Bourgogne (Department of Geography) and researcher at the ThéMA CNRS laboratory (Theory and Modelling for Planning) (France). He was for several years the head of studies of the Master degree in Transport, Mobility and Environment and continues as a professor in this programme. His research focus on public transportation services measure, car dependency and mobility behaviour analysis, including gender issues, socio-spatial inequalities and the influence of the Internet. These research objects are applied to two privileged work fields: France and Brazil. Benjamin Motte-Baumvol was a visiting professor at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro six months in 2013, and published several articles in international journals with Brazilian researchers. In France, after leading a research project on the effects of online sales on accessibility to businesses in urban peripheries, he is now engaged in a three-year research project on demotorisation involving several teams from different universities.
de la movilidad geográfica, ha parti -cipado de forma activa en el proyecto de investigación Job Mobilities and Family Lives (http://www.jobmob-and-famlives.eu). Su curriculum vitae completo puede visitarse en su página http://www.uam.es/gerardo.meil
DAVID ORDÓÑEZ SOLÍS ([email protected]) works as a contentious-administrative law magistrate (Spain); holds a doctorate in Law; is specialized in European Law by the University of Brussels and is a member of the Commission’s Team Europe and of the Network of Experts in EU Law of the Consejo General del Poder Judicial de España. He has been a university lecturer in European law and has developed a relevant postgraduate teaching activity. He has lectured and directed numerous specialized courses in Europe — Germany, France, Belgium, Portugal and Bulgaria — and America — Argentina, Dominican Republic, Bolivia, El Salvador and Paraguay —. His main research interest focuses on European law and the political-constitutional dimension of judges. Regarding European law he researches the system of public procurement, financial control and the fight against fraud and corruption as well as the transposition of European law in Spanish law. On the role of judges in a democratic society his research has centered in the political and ethical dimension of the exercise of judicial power. David has been awarded several essay and research prizes in EU matters (Fundación Asturias), financial control of European funds (IGAE), European internal market (Consejo General del Poder Judicial), judicial ethics (Comisión Iberoamericana de Ética Judicial) and on the protection of personal data (Agencia Española de Protección de Datos).
PEDRO ROMERO BALSAS ([email protected]) is lecturer at the Department of Sociology at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain). He holds a PhD in sociology (with distinction) by Autonomous University of Madrid, 2014. He has a bachelor degree in sociology (University of Alicante, 2008). He has a master’s degree in social anthropology (University of Murcia, 2010) and a Master’s diploma in multivariate statistical techniques (UNED, 2009). He has been visiting research fellow at Thomas Coram Research Unit (University College London), at the Federal Institute for Population Research (Germany) and at the Department of Sociology and Political Science at the NTNU (Norway). He is a member of the research group “Analysis of family change” coordinated by Gerardo Meil. He is treasurer of the European Society on Family Relations and board member of the RN13 in the European Sociological Association. He has taught undergraduate subjects sociology, sociology of education and new social inequalities” at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. His research areas are sociology of families, parental leave, fatherhood, parenthood, multicultural families, job mobility and public policies.
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