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Antropología e historia. Elementos para una crítica de la modernidadPensamiento 64 (239): 27-52. 2008.
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Anthropology and history: Elements towards a criticism of modernityPensamiento 64 (239): 27-52. 2008.
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8The power of ethical wordsBusiness Ethics, the Environment and Responsibility. forthcoming.In this research, we analyse the impact of the inclusion of ethical expressions in the prospectuses of socially responsible (SR) mutual funds on money flows. We contribute to the existing literature by proposing a text-based measure that integrates three attributes that are relevant to whether clients are attracted: exclusiveness, intensity and lexical diversity. We analyse a sample formed of 266 SR US equity mutual funds in the period 1999–2019. Our findings show that both the proposed indicato…Read more
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20Socially responsible downsizing: Comparing family and non‐family firmsBusiness Ethics: A European Review 29 (1): 35-55. 2019.Business Ethics: A European Review, EarlyView.
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5Juan de Segobia y los manuscritos de la traducción latina del Corán de Robert de KettonAl-Qantara 42 (1): 07-07. 2021.The aim of this paper is to demonstrate the close relationship between two of the extant manuscripts of the Qur’ān’s Latin translation by Robert of Ketton, and the figure of Juan de Segobia, who from 1437 had studied this version of the Koran until he himself, with the collaboration of a Spanish alfaquí, produced a new translation. After exposing the news that Juan de Segobia offers about the copies of the Latin Qur’ān that he possessed, a general arrangement of the manuscript tradition of the A…Read more
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15Sin sectors and negative screeningBusiness Ethics: A European Review 30 (2): 216-230. 2021.Business Ethics: A European Review, Volume 30, Issue 2, Page 216-230, April 2021.
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12Socially responsible mutual fund exit decisionsBusiness Ethics: A European Review 29 (1): 82-97. 2019.Business Ethics: A European Review, EarlyView.
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79Managerial Abilities: Evidence from Religious Mutual Fund Managers (review)Journal of Business Ethics 105 (4): 503-517. 2012.In this study, we analyze the financial performance and the managerial abilities of religious mutual fund managers, implementing a comparative analysis with conventional mutual funds. We use a broad sample, free of survivorship bias, of religious equity mutual funds from the US market, for the period from January 1994 to September 2010. We build a matched-pair conventional sample in order to compare the results obtained for both kinds of mutual fund managers. We analyze stock-picking and market …Read more
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26Stock picking, market timing and style differences between socially responsible and conventional pension funds: evidence from the United KingdomBusiness Ethics: A European Review 19 (4): 408-422. 2010.As far as we are aware, this study presents the first comparative analysis of the stock picking and market timing abilities of managers of conventional and socially responsible (SR) pension funds, and of their use of superior information. For the United Kingdom, the results obtained show a slight stock picking ability on the part of SR pension fund managers (although it disappears if multifactorial models are considered), and a negative market timing ability on the part of both SR and convention…Read more
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28Environmental Mutual Funds: Financial Performance and Managerial AbilitiesJournal of Business Ethics 124 (4): 551-569. 2014.This article analyzes the financial performance and managerial abilities of a sample of US and European socially responsible (SR) mutual funds. The period analyzed commences from January 1994 and concludes in January 2013 and yields 18 US and 89 European green funds. The results obtained for green fund managers are compared with those achieved for conventional and other forms of SR mutual fund managers. We control for the mutual fund investment objective (distinguishing between domestic and glob…Read more
Areas of Interest
Metaphilosophy |
Philosophy of Cognitive Science |