Lista de Comunicações
Esta é a lista das comunicações mais recentes. Para saber mais detalhes sobre uma comunicação, clique no seu título.
| Ano |
Autores |
Título |
Apresentada em... |
| 2026 |
Vidigal, I.;
Pereira, Cláudia;
Azevedo, J.;
Pires, R. P.;
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Two Decades of Emigrant Voting: The Far Right Surge in Portuguese External Constituencies
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17th Conference of the European Sociological Association
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| 2026 |
Vidigal, I.;
Pires, R. P.;
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Using mirror statistics to map European emigration: a new comparative database
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The Migration Conference 2026
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| 2026 |
Vidigal, I.;
Pires, R. P.;
Pereira, Cláudia;
Azevedo, J.;
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Portuguese Emigration within Southern Europe: Flows, Stocks, and Demographic Impacts
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The Migration Conference 2026
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| 2026 |
Santana Pereira, J.;
Nina, S.;
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I Like His Ideas but Can’t Stand Him: How Emotions Shape Populist Voting
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2026 APSA Annual Meeting & Exhibition
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| 2026 |
Ervedosa, João;
Garcia Ruiz, M.;
Nofre, J.;
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Who Owns the Night? Nightlife Regulation and the Struggle for Autonomy in Lisbon
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VII International Conference on Night Studies
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| 2026 |
Dominicis, Chiara de;
Garcia Ruiz, M.;
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After the Last Drink: Regulating the Night and Reconfiguring Nocturnal Centralities
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VII International Conference on Night Studies
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| 2026 |
Nofre, J.;
Mazorra-Rodriguez, Alvaro;
Garcia Ruiz, M.;
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La implementación de la ciudad de los 15 minutos y la destrucción del ocio nocturno en Barcelona
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V Congreso de Carnaval y Fiesta 2026: “Vida nocturna y bohemia: culturas urbanas, patrimonio y gobernanza territorial”
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| 2026 |
Garcia Ruiz, M.;
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Festivales de luz y la festivalización de la noche urbana: eventos culturales, paisajes nocturnos y gobernanza urbana
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V Congreso de Carnaval y Fiesta 2026: “Vida nocturna y bohemia: culturas urbanas, patrimonio y gobernanza territorial”
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| 2026 |
Barradas, R.;
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Financialisation of Workers and the Erosion of Trade Union Density in the European Union
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16th Annual Conference in Political Economy
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| 2026 |
Pinto, A.;
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The content of work in light of 'bullshit jobs': shortcomings in dominant economic theory and an alternative concept of work as meaningful human activity
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IIPPE Annual Conference 2026
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