Institute for International Cooperation and Development Studies

Doctoral theses

PhD Thesis that have been defended within the Doctoral Programme in Development Studies.

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Tokiko erantzuna arazo globalari. Iraunkortasunerako hezkuntza: kudeaketa eta ezarpena eragile gakoen ikuspegitik Euskal Autonomia Erkidegoan / Local answer for a global issue. Education for sustainability: governance and implementation from key actors perspective in the Basque Autonomous Community

2020
Encounters and discrepancies between Human Development and Sustainable Development. A Theoretical and empirical analysis of Sustainable Human Development

2020
- Andrés Herrera
  
  Project management and advisory services
International Cooperation before a global context of profound changes: A look at the Basque case

2019
- Ignacio Martínez Martínez
Non-violent community resistance and positive peace building: analysis of the favouring factors in the non-violent strategy of the indigenous movement in the North of Cauca, Colombia (1971-2016)

2019
- Alba Linares Quero
  
  Personal Investigador Contratado
University social responsibility from the perspective of social pertinence: Interlocution mechanisms with society in the case of Spanish universities

2019
- Iratxe Amiano
  
  Professor and researcher
Quantification, design and methodologies for the implementation of new models of energetic planning for socioeconomic development.

2018
Processes of rural training and territorial dispute to build food sovereignty: Analysis of the experiences promoted by La Vía Campesina organisations in Brazil and the Basque Country.

2018
- Beatriz Casado Baides
Transnational power networks in energy policies of the EU. The European Commission before oil and natural gas.

2018
- Ana Moreno Regaña
Proposal of a model to measure the impact of culture in sustainable development. The cases of Stockholm, Bilbao and Guadalajara.

2018
- Alicia Paola Partída Hernández
Analysis of the mobility programmes of Development Cooperation at the Universitat Politécnica de Valéncia through the Capability approach for Human Development.

2018
Post-development, judicial pluralism and indigenous territorial rights: the case of Ecuador in the light of the Montecristi Constitution

2018
The process of gender mainstreaming in La Vía Campesina Internacional (1993-2013). The double struggle of the women of LVC.

2017
- Vera-Cruz Montoro Vázquez
The transformation of the labour relationship during the neoliberal phase: The neo-proletariat and the ultra-contractual subordination.

2017
- Peio Salazar Martínez de Iturrate
Corporate power in Mexico. A study on the impacts of transnational companies on democracy and human rights.

2017
- Júlia Martí Comas
The asymmetric liberalisation of the trade of textile and agricultural products within the World Trade Organisation: the case of the countries of the South

2017
- Efren Areskurrinaga
  
  Professor and researcher
Coincidence or causality of immigration influx in the Basque Autonomous Community

2017
- Amaia García Azpuru

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