Isidro Maya Jariego

Isidro Maya Jariego is a Professor at the Department of Social Psychology, Faculty of Psychology, University of Seville. He leads the Laboratorio de Redes Personales y Comunidades and has coordinated numerous research projects focused on community psychology, social networks, migration, and cultural diversity. His work spans from 2000 to 2025, including projects like "Múltiples sentidos de comunidad" and international collaborations in Peru, Colombia, and Spain.

Research Interests:

• Social network analysis for community cohesion
• Migration and transnational ties
• Volunteering and civic participation
• Digital transformation in education
• Ecosystem services and marine governance

Article Trends: His recent publications emphasize network-based interventions in education (e.g., SELFIE project), personal network stratification in community integration, and ecological approaches to social issues like child labor. He integrates graph theory and mixed-methods research to address policy implementation and organizational dynamics.

Projects and Leadership: He has led grants like "PADDLE" (EU-Africa-Brazil collaboration) and provided technical assistance for Andalusian strategic plans on volunteering. His editorial roles include co-editing the REDES journal and contributing to methodological frameworks in network research.