Persona: González Rabanal, Miryam de la Concepción
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Publicación La transferencia en el ámbito de las Ciencias Sociales: un reto posible(Thomson Reuters Aranzadi, 2022) Enache, Nicoleta; González Rabanal, Miryam de la Concepción; Gómez Gómez, Francisco; Fernández Rodríguez, Jesús; Acevedo Blanco, Antonio JesúsPublicación Indicadores para evaluar la eficiencia de programas sociales. Una propuesta a partir de un Proyecto de Aprendizaje–Servicio entre alumnos de la Facultad de Derecho de la UNED y el Ayuntamiento de Madrid(Universidad Loyola Andalucía, 2021) González Rabanal, Miryam de la ConcepciónEste trabajo recoge los resultados de un Proyecto de Aprendizaje–Servicio (ApS) vinculado con los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODS): 4, 10, 11, 12 y 16, desarrollado en el curso 2019–202 con estudiantes de la Facultad de Derecho de la UNED y el Ayuntamiento de Madrid. Se ha seguido una metodología cualitativa y de meta–síntesis cualitativa. El servicio del ApS consistió en la propuesta de 48 indicadores, agrupados en 5 categorías, para evaluar el Plan Operativo Contra la Trata y otros Abusos de Derechos Humanos en contextos de prostitución. El aprendizaje del Proyecto ha completado la formación de los alumnos sobre indicadores para evaluar programas sociales.Publicación El futuro del Aprendizaje-Servicio. Una aproximación desde la experiencia en el ámbito del bienestar(Tirant lo Blanch, 2021) González Rabanal, Miryam de la ConcepciónPublicación El impacto de la crisis económica derivada de la COVID-19 en los modelos de trabajo. Retos y reformas pendientes(Central and Eastern European Online Library, 2021) González Rabanal, Miryam de la ConcepciónThe pandemic has caused a great impact on economies around the world to which it has been very difficult to react with some serenity and reflection. The political decisions adopted, apparently based on health recommendations, have generated far-reaching economic effects that have yet to be quantified and have required adaptations in record time to the prevailing forms of work in both the public and private sectors. One of the fundamental differences compared to previous crises such as that of 2007-13 is that the causes of the Covid- 19 crisis are known, although its consequences have not yet been accurately determined. This differential feature has the advantage that it allows governments to adopt measures to remedy it and to try to be prepared for what may come in the immediate future. This not only from the health point of view, which is obvious, but from the economic and labor market perspective too. In practical terms, if the lesson is assimilated and what has been learned is put into practice, it will be possible to avoid making the same mistakes to solve a similar situacion. This should be the message to try to temper both the sanitary and economic effects of the second wave of the pandemic, in whose frontispiece we seem to find ourselves. Although the 2008 crisis already revealed extraordinary weaknesses in the Spanish economy, its very strong dependence on construction (the so called the real estate boom) and the fragility of job stability in this "drag" sector of the economy, it has again been the real estate sector one of the most affected by the 2019 crisis. We have learned little and, what is worse, few adjustments have been made in the Spanish production model since then. The same can be preached about tourism. Spain has been for decades a power in this sense, competing for the top positions in the world ranking with countries such as France or the United States. It is true that the previous crisis also seriously harmed this sector, but far from modernizing and restructuring its production model, our country has lived off the income derived from the political instability of other rival states that have seen their potential visitors heading towards our territory as a consequence of the instability of their political regimes as a result of the so-called “Arab Spring”. What no one can deny is that we are facing an economic and labor crisis of which we still do not know the consequences and the duration. This is one of the first differences with respect to what happened a little over 10 years ago when certain imbalances could be visualized based mainly on an excess of debt -both public and private- mainly due to uncontrolled domestic demand, especially in Spain, but which no one was able to predict exactly. To try to clarify some of these issues in order to design future strategies for economic recovery, the following is a set of data provided by official sources and private organizations trying to measure the effects of the pandemic on economic aggregates and the labor market, as well as some personal reflections on the changes experienced in the economic model and those that are expected to occur, as a result of labor market adjustments, in the most immediate future.Publicación La subcapitalización y su incidencia tributaria(Universidad de Antioquia, 2023-09-07) González Rabanal, Miryam de la Concepción; Manya Orellana, Marlon; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0604-443XEl presente artículo aborda la problemática de la subcapitalización como práctica elusiva de impuestos, donde se realiza un análisis comparativo internacional teniendo en cuenta las reglas establecidas en la limitación de la deducibilidad de los gastos financieros. Una de estas reglas corresponde a la inclusión de un ratio fijo respecto a las ganancias antes de intereses, impuestos, depreciación y amortización (EBITDA), cuya aplicación muestra como resultado cuatro casos amparados en la legislación tributaria del Ecuador. En el primer caso, la totalidad del gasto financiero es deducible, en el segundo existen exceso de gastos financieros, por lo que solo será deducible hasta el límite máximo permitido en la normativa tributaria (20% del EBITDA), mientras que en el tercero y cuarto, todo el gasto financiero es considerado como un gasto no deducible a efectos de determinar el impuesto sobre la renta.Publicación The SWOT Analysis of The Distance Learning Model(Thomson Reuters Aranzadi, 2022) González Rabanal, Miryam de la ConcepciónPublicación Gestión de crisis y gestión de proyectos en un entorno volátil, incierto, cambiante y ambiguo (VUCA). Lecciones aprendidas y retos pendientes(Dykinson, 2023) Baqués, Josép; Lenoir Grand Pons, Ricardo; Martínez Paricio, Jesús Ignacio; Moreno Ramírez de Verger, Fernando J.; Moliner González, Juan Antonio; Acuña Calviño, Daniel; Díaz Osto, Pedro; González Rabanal, Miryam de la Concepción; Ibáñez López-Pozas, Fernando LuisPublicación Gestión pública y bienestar social. Calidad y transparencia en las distintas administraciones(Universitas, 2023-07) Arnaiz Arnaiz, Juan Carlos; Muñoz Machado, Andrés; Freire Campo, José Manuel; Brío Carretero, Juan Francisco del; López Torralba, José Antonio; Benítez de Palma, Enrique Javier; Gómez Franco, Tomás; González Rabanal, Miryam de la Concepción; Fuentetaja Pastor, Jesús Ángel; Tiana Ferrer, Alejandro; Gimeno Ullastres, Juan A.Publicación El análisis DAFO del método de educación a distancia. Una visión de la UNED contrastada por los estudiantes de Másteres oficiales(Thomson Reuters Aranzadi, 2022) González Rabanal, Miryam de la Concepción; Acevedo Blanco, Antonio JesúsPublicación Challenges of the Welfare State: The Spanish Case(Inovatus Usluge, 2021-07) González Rabanal, Miryam de la ConcepciónRecent events - especially the economic crisis- have revealed the need to maintain the welfare state, especially in developed countries (the most attacked by the crisis) which are also hit the hardest by the recession and job losses. On the one hand, the increase in demand for social services joins the decreased capacity to collect taxes as a result of the fall in economic activity and declining social contributions because of the rising unemployment. On the other, economic difficulties to prop up the welfare of citizens have caused the most unrest and political debate about whether social spending is precisely that what must suffer cuts to balance the public accounts. The answer of each country to this question will depend on its ability to meet new challenges without compromising the future of younger generations. The objective of this paper is to discuss the Spanish model of welfare, taking into special consideration the demographic effects of an aging population and the reversal of migration flows in order to discern which direction and what concrete measures can answer the previous question. This has been a response that in the Spanish case, has highlighted the need to review the excessive benevolence in granting a benefits system and the existing pockets of fraud in the tax system.