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Privacy Policy
In accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 (“GDPR”), we hereby notify you that the data of a personal nature collected via this Website will be incorporated into the database of the Elcano Royal Institute Foundation of International and Strategic Studies, with offices at Príncipe de Vergara 51, 28006 Madrid. Your data of a personal nature will be processed to manage your relationship with the Elcano Royal Institute and, on the basis of the explicit consent you provide in the pertinent form, send you our electronic publications and invitations. We will also use your data for the internal compilation of statistics. The legal basis for processing your data of a personal character is your consent and the Elcano Royal Institute’s reasonable interest in compiling statistics and improving its services. Your data will not be passed on to third parties.
In accordance with the aforementioned regulations, you can exercise your rights of access, rectification, cancellation, restriction, portability and opposition by notifying the Elcano Royal Institute at dpd[at]rielcano.org. Your data will be processed for as long as you continue your relationship with the Elcano Royal Institute and once this relationship ceases until such time as legal responsibilities can still be derived. In the event that you believe your rights have not been duly respected you may take your claim to the Spanish Data Protection Agency (www.agpd.es).
Fundación Real Instituto Elcano de Estudios Internacionales y Estratégicos
c/ Príncipe de Vergara, nº 51
28006 Madrid - Spain
Cookies Policy
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files sent to your device every time you visit our website; the term “device” refers to a personal computer (PC), tablet, mobile phone or any other device you use to access the website. The cookies are stored on the hard drive of your computer, thereby enabling the website to recognise you and store certain information relating to you, with the goal of enabling or improving the service being offered..
Type of cookies
There are various types of cookie, depending on the entity that manages them, the period of time that they remain active and their purpose. It should also be borne in mind that a single cookie may be included in more than one category. Thus:
- Depending on the entity that manages the equipment from which the cookies are sent and processes the data that are obtained, we can distinguish between “first-party cookies” (those that are sent to your device from a computer or domain managed by the editor of the website and from which the service requested by you is provided) and “third-party cookies” (those that are sent to your device from a computer or domain that is not managed by the editor of the website and from which the service requested by you is provided).
- Depending on the length of time that they remain active on the device, we can distinguish between “session cookies” (cookies designed to gather and store data while you access a website) and “persistent cookies” (cookies in which the data continues to be stored on the device and may be accessed and processed for a certain period by the person in charge of cookies, and may last for some minutes or various years).
- Depending on the purpose for which the data obtained through the cookies is processed, it is possible to distinguish between:
- «Technically essential cookies»: necessary cookies that enable you to browse a website, platform or application and the essential functionalities of the site, which are activated automatically on using the site;
- «Functionality cookies»: cookies that enable additional functionalities such as saving preferences, allowing social media interactions and analysing usage to optimise the website;
- «Personalisation cookies»: cookies that enable the service to be accessed with certain predefined general characteristics depending on a series of criteria on the device, such as the language;
- «Analytical cookies»: cookies that enable the person in charge of cookies to monitor and analyse your behaviour on the websites to which they are linked. The information collected by this type of cookie is used in measuring the activity on websites, applications and platforms and to construct browsing profiles for the users of such websites, applications and platforms, with the goal of introducing enhancements based on analysing the service-users’ usage data, differentiating between: (i) “advertising cookies” (enabling the management of advertising space that, if applicable, the editor may have included in his or her website) and (ii) “behavioural advertising cookies” (cookies that enable the management of advertising space and store information about your behaviour, obtained via continuous observation of your browsing habits, enabling a specific profile to be developed to show advertising).
Use of cookies on this Website
The Elcano Royal Institute Foundation of International and Strategic Studies (hereinafter “Elcano”), a Spanish entity whose registered address is c/ Príncipe de Vergara, nº 51, 28006 Madrid, uses various types of cookie enabling the functioning of the websites located at the URLs www.realinstitutoelcano.org, www.globalpresence.realinstitutoelcano.org and www.mindb4act.eu (jointly referred to hereinafter as the “Websites”) and www.blog.realinstitutoelcano.org (hereinafter the “Blog”). The main goal of our cookies is to improve your browsing experience by, for example, remembering preferences (language, country, etc.) during browsing and for future visits. The data of a personal nature that may be obtained will be processed in accordance with the pertinent Privacy Policy.
Moreover, the information collected by cookies enables us to improve the Websites and the Blog using estimations about the numbers and patterns of usage, adapting it to your individual interests, speeding up searches, etc.
Elcano does not have access to and does not exercise any type of control over the cookies and other monitoring technologies that are used on third-party websites that you access via the Websites or the Blog; not does it have access to or exercise any control over the availability of any content or materials that are published or obtained via such third-party websites or the related methods of processing personal data; consequently, Elcano explicitly rules out any liability stemming from this.
If you wish to ascertain the terms governing the processing of third-party cookies accessed via the Websites or the Blog, you will need to consult the cookie policies of such third-party websites; in accordance with what is set out above, this Cookie Policy is exclusively applicable to the Websites and the Blog.
For the purposes of using the Websites and/or Blog, you explicitly accept the processing of the information collected in the manner and for the ends set out above. In addition, you acknowledge the possibility of refusing the processing of such data or information, rejecting the use of cookies by selecting the appropriate setting to this end in your browser, and understand that, by availing yourself of this option to block cookies on your browser it is possible to not have full use of all the functionalities of the Websites and/or the Blog.
Cookies used by Websites and/or Blog and their purpose
We offer you a list of the cookies used both by the Websites and the Blog, with the purpose of each:
- Google Tag Manager
Essential technical third-party cookies (Google) used to ensure that the Website and Blog function correctly.
- Google Analytics
Third-party analytical cookies (Google) used to measure users’ interactions on websites.
- ClickDimensions
Third-party analytical cookies (ClickDimensions) used to measure users’ interactions on websites.
- Twitter Button / Syndication
Third-party technical-functional cookies (Twitter) used to enable the social media functions of Twitter.
- Facebook Social Graph / Connect
Third-party technical-functional cookies (Facebook) used to enable the social media functions of Facebook.
- DoubleClick
Third-party advertising cookies (Google), loaded by iframe YouTube.
- Cedexis Radar
Third-party technical-functional cookies (Cedexis) used to monitor performance, loaded by iframe Flickr.
In addition, we offer you a list of the cookies used exclusively by the www.realinstitutoelcano.org con el propósito de cada una de ellas:
- AddThis
Third-party technical-functional cookies (Oracle) used to enable third parties to provide tools for social media sharing and to ensure that the website has a uniform appearance.
We also offer you a list of the cookies used exclusively by the www.mindb4act.eu website, with the purpose of each:
- WordPress Stats
Third-party technical-functional cookies (WordPress) used for measuring the visits received by a website and the most popular entries and pages.
Finally, we offer a list of the cookies used exclusively be the Blog, with the purpose of each:
- WordPress Stats
Third-party technical-functional cookies (WordPress): used for measuring the visits received by a website and the most popular entries and pages.
- LinkedIn Widgets
Third-party technical-functional cookies (LinkedIn) used to enable the social media functions of LinkedIn.
It should be borne in mind that, in those case where the aforementioned cookies are operated by third parties, the third parties will access the information gathered by the cookies.
Information about the cookies used by the Websites and/or Blog will be updated as quickly as possible as and when the services offered by the Websites and/or Blog change. From time to time during such updates however, it is possible that certain cookies fail to appear, although it will always be a case of cookies with purposes identical to those featured on this list.
How can the use of cookies in the Websites and/or Blog be avoided?
To avoid the use of cookies in the Websites and/or Blog you need to block the use of cookies on your browser and then delete the cookies saved on your browser linked to these Websites and/or Blog.
When you access the Websites and/or Blog, you will be asked about your unequivocal acceptance of the cookies employed by Elcano for the aforementioned uses; you may also withdraw this authorisation at any time.
How to disable, block or delete cookies
You can allow, block or delete the cookies installed on your device by changing the browser settings:
Internet Explorer: Tools → Internet options → Privacy → Settings → Advanced. For more information you can consult Microsoft support or Help on your browser.
Firefox: Tools → Options → Privacy & Security → History → Cookies and site data. For more information you can consult Microsoft support or Help on your browser.
Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data. For more information you can consult Google support or Help on your browser.
Safari: Preferences → Privacy. For more information you can consult Apple support or Help on your browser.
Edge: Settings → Site permissions → Cookies and site data. For more information you can consult Microsoft support or Help on your browser.
Disabling cookies may restrict your capacity to use the Websites and/or the Blog and prevent you from benefitting from all the features and services they offer.
Additional information
If you have any queries about this Cookies Policy you can contact us via the «Contact»links on the Websites and/or Blog.