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França, T. & Padilla, B. (2025). Modern, skilled, entrepreneurs: Is there a “new” discourse about Brazilian women in the Portuguese media?. In Elisabeth Boesen Karl Heinz Arenz Cristina Donza Cancela Antonio Otaviano Vieira Junior (Ed.), Changing lusospheres: Europe, Brazil, Africa. On old and new connections between centers and peripheries. (pp. 6-36). Esch-sur-Alzette: Melusina Press.
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T. F. Silva and E. B. Padilla,  "Modern, skilled, entrepreneurs: Is there a “new” discourse about Brazilian women in the Portuguese media?", in Changing lusospheres: Europe, Brazil, Africa. On old and new connections between centers and peripheries, Elisabeth Boesen Karl Heinz Arenz Cristina Donza Cancela Antonio Otaviano Vieira Junior, Ed., Esch-sur-Alzette, Melusina Press, 2025, vol. 7, pp. 6-36
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@incollection{silva2025_1777692097032,
	author = "França, T. and Padilla, B.",
	title = "Modern, skilled, entrepreneurs: Is there a “new” discourse about Brazilian women in the Portuguese media?",
	chapter = "",
	booktitle = "Changing lusospheres: Europe, Brazil, Africa. On old and new connections between centers and peripheries",
	year = "2025",
	volume = "7",
	series = "Current trends in Luxembourg studies",
	edition = "",
	pages = "6-6",
	publisher = "Melusina Press",
	address = "Esch-sur-Alzette",
	url = "https://www.melusinapress.lu/projects/1981-5708"
}
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TY  - CHAP
TI  - Modern, skilled, entrepreneurs: Is there a “new” discourse about Brazilian women in the Portuguese media?
T2  - Changing lusospheres: Europe, Brazil, Africa. On old and new connections between centers and peripheries
VL  - 7
AU  - França, T.
AU  - Padilla, B.
PY  - 2025
SP  - 6-36
DO  - 10.26298/1981-5708
CY  - Esch-sur-Alzette
UR  - https://www.melusinapress.lu/projects/1981-5708
AB  - In the last three decades (since the 1990s), Brazilian immigration to Portugal has been studied intensively from both the Brazilian and the Portuguese perspective (Finotelli et al. 2013; Malheiros 2007; Padilla et al.
2015). It was mainly the work of Brazilian anthropologists FeldmanBianco (1997) and Machado (1999) that opened up this research field in
the 1990s.The first decade of the 2000s witnessed a notable transformation of the composition of the flows of migrants and of the Brazilian community in the country. This shift coincided with a new reality: the growing number of women, aligning with what is commonly referred to in the
literature as the feminization of migration (Padilla 2007a). Hence, during
this time, special attention was paid to addressing the stereotypes, hypersexualization, and stigmatization dynamics surrounding these women,
which was having a strong impact on their integration into local society
(Gomes 2013; Pontes 2004). Thus, since then, the Portuguese media has
played an important role in reproducing and highlighting discourses that
portrayed them as exotic, sensual, submissive, inferior, and sexually
available.

ER  -