Seminários GI
Os Determinantes Políticos e Econômicos do Gasto Social no Brasil e na América Latina: 1980-2013
A transformação do mapa político da América Latina nos anos 2000, aí incluído o Brasil, provocou grandes modificações na agenda política da região. Até então pautada na reforma estrutural, pró-mercado, a nova agenda passou a propor uma maior atenção aos temas do crescimento econômico, em consonância com políticas de diminuição da pobreza e da desigualdade social. Até que ponto esse realinhamento ideológico impactou no direcionamento das políticas públicas?
Família e Consumo: contextos, ditos e interditos
Penser la Grande Guerre à partir des femmes et du genre
From Amadou Diallo to Trayvon Martin: A persistent bias to shoot Black men, and what we might do about it
Trabalho forçado, uma nova escravatura? o caso do império português no século XX
Genetic belonging, citizenship and mixed nations in Latin America
All over Latin America, geneticists are exploring the genetic profiles of mestizo (mixed) populations, and defining them in terms of African, Amerindian and European "genetic ancestries". Their aims are mainly related to medical agendas, but in the process they produce representations of the nation and its composition in ethnic, or one might say "racial," terms (although the geneticists now reject that term). Some geneticists also make explicit statements about the nation and about social policies related to diversity.
O impacto dos media na opinião pública: agenda-setting em perspectiva comparada
The Carnation Revolution and its Reception in Europe
In 1974 the cartoonist João Abel Manta published a cartoon entitled Um problema dificili in witch some of the most important figure of Socialism were represented looking at a black board where is drown a silhouette of Portugal.
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The Heterogeneity of Capitalism in Crisis-ridden Europe
Abstract
The heterogeneity of European capitalisms seems to be one of the causes of the current crisis. Differences in terms of competitiveness and institutions are huge. With the crisis as point of departure I will analyse this heterogeneity. First, I describe the comparative (dis-)advantages of selected EU-member states. The differences are big, particularly in terms of econoic speci- alisation and innovation capacity. In the second part the paper concentrates on institutional development in the past decade.
