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Seminário RIPol

Título da intervenção: "Investigação social, representação política e tomada de decisões num gabinete legislativo".

"Does historical gender discrimination explain comparative European development? the case of Portugal, 1300-1900"

Seminário GI Memória, História e Sociedade (anterior designação: Poder, Sociedade e Globalização)

Oradores: Nuno Palma (ICS-ULisboa e UManchester) e Lizbeth Rodrigues (GHES, ISEG-ULisboa)

"Does historical gender discrimination explain comparative European development? the case of Portugal, 1300-1900"

Zoom/Videoconferência:

"From Rhetoric to Voting: The Role of Public Opinion in International Negotiations"

"How do governments respond to, manage and use public opinion when they negotiate at the international level? Drawing on a novel database of video recordings of public deliberations as well as voting records of national governments in the Council of the European Union, we present the most comprehensive analysis of the role public opinion plays in international negotiations to date.

“Democracy in America (After Trump)"

Orador:

Daniel Ziblatt is Eaton Professor of Government at Harvard University and director of the Transformations of Democracy group at the WZB Berlin Social Science Center. Professor Ziblatt’s many contributions include How Democracies Die (Crown, 2018), co-authored with Steve Levitsky), a New York Times best-seller and der Spiegel best-seller (Germany) and translated into twenty two languages.

Transmissão ZOOM

SEMINÁRIO Gi ATS

No dia 10 de dezembro, entre as 11h00 e as 13h00 (Zoom), teremos duas apresentações de investigadores do GiATS:

1) Financeirização da habitação no Sul da Europa: o papel do Estado, por Simone Tulumello

2) Práticas criativas e investigação (incluindo a visualização de um filme), por Pedro Figueiredo Neto

Grupo de leitura Animal Wonder

Na próxima quarta-feira dia 09 de dezembro, o grupo de leitura Animal Wonder volta para mais uma sessão!

Nesta sessão será discutido um capítulo da obra “A thousand plateaus Capitalism and Schizophrenia” de Gilles Deleuze & Felix Guattari (1987) intitulado “Becoming-Intense, Becoming-Animal, Becoming-Imperceptible. . .“.

Seminário SPARC

Marina Costa Lobo will be presenting a Scientific Seminar on the MAPLE Project's research.
The Title of the seminar is the following: "Economic Voting in the Eurozone: An Appraisal

Abstract:

Law in Global History: Towards a Decentered approach to the History of Law

The field of global history has become an increasingly consolidated field in historical research over the past two decades. It has opened the possibility of exploring a wide range of new issues as well as rethinking many assumptions that derived from nation-centered or Eurocentric narratives. The deconstructive approach that drives much global historical research, however, has not been applied to questioning the ethnocentric conceptions of law. This lack of attention ultimately risks reintroducing Eurocentric narratives through the back door.