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2.2 TEXTS WHICH
HAVE AWOKEN GREATEST INTEREST
Given that this is a periodical publication, from
the release of the first text to that of the latter 39 weeks have
passed. Thus, the first text has had an evaluation period of 38.8
weeks and the latter of 1.7. We have born in mind this variable
when estimating which texts have been most evaluated, together with
another factor: the curve of participation increases during the
first 4 weeks of the release of a text, it ascends slightly until
week 20, then becomes more or less stable and grows during the ninth
months coinciding with the announcement of the closing of evaluations
for the first synthesis and its possible presentation to the next
Social Forums.
2.2.1 Evaluation of Expectation
Bearing in mind the evaluation behaviour of the
first texts released, one obtains a curve of “expectation
of percentage evaluation”. This curve has helped to undertake
an approximate calculation of evaluations of each text if this had
the same publication period as the first. The resulting number is
called “expectation of evaluation”
and we consider that those texts which have achieved the highest
evaluation of this number are the most valued.
Curve of the Expectation of Evaluation
Values 1, 3 and 4 are the evaluation behaviour in the publication
time of three texts chosen as a sample for the curve calculation.
2.2.2 Most Favourably Evaluated
Texts, according to Expectation of Evaluation :
Name of the Text |
Expectation of Evaluation |
02 Women and Economy |
55.14 |
01 Scientists |
50.84 |
04 Governance |
48.12 |
08 Sustainable Development |
43.53 |
09 Fair Trade |
41.59 |
35 Youths |
41.59 |
03 Interculturality |
40.69 |
05 Inhabitants |
37.78 |
06 Social Money |
35.82 |
10 Ethical Consumption |
35.58 |
34 University |
34.24 |
12 Economy of Solidarity |
33.81 |
07 Privatisation of Life |
32.78 |
31 State and Development |
31.21 |
16 Art |
30.30 |
30 Territories |
30.12 |
11 Production, Technology |
28.19 |
27 Environmental Education and Sustainability
|
27.90 |
15 Water |
27.80 |
22 Civil Society and GMOs |
27.59 |
25 Education |
26.79 |
17 Soils |
26.07 |
19 Work and Economic Activity |
25.50 |
13 Debt and Adjustment |
25.25 |
21 Economic Policies, Ideologies
and Geo-Cultural Dimension |
24.87 |
26 Citizen Education |
24.71 |
32 European Continent |
24.61 |
18 Nutrition |
22.91 |
33 Precarious Situations and Social
Exclusion |
22.66 |
14 Business and Solidarity |
22.10 |
24 Fiscal Policy and Social Welfare
|
21.30 |
29 Sustainable Finance |
19.53 |
20 Food Safety and Sovereignty and
Agriculture... |
18.72 |
23 Proposals on Industrial Ecology
|
18.25 |
28 Finance of Solidarity |
17.68 |
2.2.3 Most Favourably Evaluated
Texts, according to Evaluations Received
Name of the Text |
No. Evaluations |
02 Women and Economy |
53 |
01 Scientists |
49 |
04 Governance |
46 |
08 Sustainable Development |
41 |
| 09 Fair Trade |
39 |
35 Youths |
39 |
03 Interculturality |
36 |
05 Inhabitants |
34 |
06 Social Money |
33 |
10 Ethical Consumption |
31 |
34 University |
31 |
12 Economy of Solidarity |
27 |
07 Privatisation of Life |
26 |
31 State and Development |
25 |
16 Art |
23 |
30 Territories |
23 |
11 Production, Technology |
23 |
27 Environmental Education and Sustainability
|
22 |
15 Water |
22 |
22 Civil Society and GMOs |
21 |
25 Education |
21 |
17 Soils |
21 |
19 Work and Economic Activity |
21 |
13 Debt and Adjustment |
21 |
21 Economic Policies, Ideologies
and Geo-Cultural Dimension |
20 |
26 Citizen Education |
20 |
32 European Continent |
20 |
18 Nutrition |
19 |
33 Precarious Situations and Social
Exclusion |
17 |
14 Business and Solidarity |
16 |
24 Fiscal Policy and Social Welfare
|
16 |
29 Sustainable Finance |
15 |
20 Food Safety and Sovereignty and
Agriculture... |
14 |
23 Proposals on Industrial Ecology
|
14 |
28 Finance of Solidarity |
13 |
2.2.4 Comparative Graphic :
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