Seminars and Conferences

Seminar "Immigration, Emigration and Labor Markets; Portugal's Place in the European Space

Advanced Training Seminar
in the framework of the PhD Programme in Economic and Organizational Sociology
in conjunction with the Doctoral Program in Development Studies

Speaker
João Peixoto - ISEG-UTL/SOCIUS

Organization
ISEG/SOCIUS

Contacts
Secretariat of the Department of Social Sciences: Ana Garrudo
email: dcs@iseg.utl.pt
Website: www.iseg.utl.pt
Rua Miguel Lúpi, n.º 20 - 1249-078 Lisbon (Portugal)
Phone (+351)213 925 928
Fax (+351) 213 922 808

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Seminar "Advantages and Limits of Physical Approaches to Financial Data and Crisis

Seminar UECE/Department of Economics

Speaker
Pedro Lind - University of Lisbon

Commentator
Tanya Araujo - ISEG

Contacts
Rua Miguel Lúpi, 20 - 1249-078 Lisboa
Tel. 21-392 28 23
http://pascal.iseg.utl.pt/~uece/seminars.shtml

Poster

Seminar "MOBILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY" - ISEG 2010 Conference Cycle: "Portugal 2020: Where is the Portuguese Economy heading to?

As part of the ISEG 2010 Conference Cycle: "Portugal 2020 - Where the Portuguese Economy is going", organized by ISEG, together with Alumni Económicas and the Económicas Foundation, we have the honor to invite you to attend the Seminar "MOBILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY" to be held on November 9, from 9:30 am to 1:00 pm, at ISEG, with the following program:

- OPENING
João Duque - President of ISEG

- THE ROLE OF METROPOLITAN TRANSPORT AUTHORITIES IN URBAN MOBILITY
Carlos Correia - Lisbon Metropolitan Transport Authority

- MOBILITY AS A CRITICAL FACTOR OF URBAN SUSTAINABILITY - THE CONTRIBUTION OF CARRIS
José Manuel Silva Rodrigues - Carris

- SUSTAINABLE METROPOLITAN AREAS IN 2050 - QUALITY MOBILITY WITH LOW EMISSIONS
José Manuel Viegas - Instituto Superior Técnico

Coffee-break

- MOBILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY - THE TECHNOLOGY LEVER
Manuel Relvas - Novabase

- ELECTRIC VEHICLE DESIGN AND MOBILITY MANAGEMENT
João Dias - Mobie

- CLOSURE
Carlos Correia da Fonseca - State Secretary for Transport

Admission is free but requires registration by November 7, by email. aaa@iseg.utl.pt or telephone 213 925 860/962703474.

The conference takes place at ISEG - Rua do Quelhas, 6 - Piso 2 (Auditorium CGD).
The Board
Alumni Económicas
ISEG's Old Students Association
Rua do Quelhas, 6 Cabinet 104
1200-781 Lisboa
Tel: 21 392 58 60 Email: aaa@iseg.utl.pt
http://alumni.iseg.utl.pt

Seminar "People, Communities and Organizations in Contemporary Society

Advanced Training Seminar
in the framework of the PhD Programme in Economic and Organizational Sociology

Speaker
Carlos Diaz - Univ. Complutense de Madrid

Organization
ISEG/SOCIUS

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Seminar "Economic sociology in France: recent trends

Advanced Training Seminar
in the framework of the PhD Programme in Economic and Organizational Sociology
in conjunction with the Doctoral Program in Development Studies

Speaker
Philippe Steiner - Paris IV University

Organization
ISEG/SOCIUS

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III Annual Seminar - ISEG's Pedagogical Observatory

The ISEG Pedagogical Observatory (OP) will hold its third Annual Seminar on November 3, at 10:30 a.m., in the BPP Amphitheater of the Quelhas Building, with the theme Bologna: Different Perspectives. It will be an opportunity to present the studies and analyses carried out this year, to compare some results in relation to the Bologna Process and also, as we hope, a space for colleagues to exchange opinions and information on issues that concern everyone. For more detailed information, please consult the Program.

Programme

Seminar "The Lisbon Treaty and the Common Foreign and Security Policy

Seminar as part of the Development Studies Program

Speaker
Prof. Dr. António Goucha Soares - ISEG-UTL/GHES-FCT

SUPPORT: FCT

Organization
Secretariat of the Department of Social Sciences: Ana Garrudo
email: dcs@iseg.utl.pt
website: www.iseg.utl.pt
Rua Miguel Lúpi, n.º 20 - 1249-078 Lisbon (Portugal)
Phone (+351)213 925 928
Fax (+351) 213 922 808

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Seminar "A random-preference model of preference reversal or is preference reversal just stochastic variation?"

UECE Seminar- Unit Studies on Complexity Economics/Department of Economics

Speaker
Jacinto Braga

Commentator
José Pedro Pontes

Contacts
Rua Miguel Lúpi, 20 | 1249-078 Lisboa |Tel. 21-392 28 23
http://pascal.iseg.utl.pt/~uece/seminars.shtml

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Seminar "The role of the Commission in reforming the Treaties of the European Union"

Seminar as part of the PhD Program in Development Studies

Speaker
Dr. Isabel Camisão - Professor of Political Science/University of Minho

Organization
ISEG/Department of Social Sciences and GHES- Office of Economic and Social History

SUPPORT:FCT

Contact
Rua Miguel Lúpi, n.º 20 - 1249-078 Lisbon (Portugal)
Tel. (+351)213 925 928 Fax (+351) 213 922 808
Secretariat of the Department of Social Sciences: Ana Garrudo
email: dcs@iseg.utl.pt
Website: www.iseg.utl.pt

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I SEMINAR "AFRICA: ECONOMY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS" - SOCIUS/ISEG-UTL

20 October - 18h00
"Africa's international insertion: new characteristics of an old dependency based on natural resources"
Angeles Sánchez Diez - Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain)
27 October - 18h00
"Forced labor in Colonial Africa Reconsidered: Professionalism, Paternalism and Profits on Angola's diamond Mines, 1917-75"
Todd Cleveland - Augstana College (USA)
November 24 - 18h00
"China in Africa - Strategic and economic dimension"
Alexandre Carriço - National Defense Institute
13 December - 18h00
"Models of internationalization in the Portuguese-speaking world: Angola's experience"
José Marques da Silva - CEO Finannce XXI Consulting
December 15th - 18h00
"The internationalization of Sumol+Compal in Africa"
Fernando Oliveira - Sumol+Compal - international markets area

Coordinator
Prof. Dr. Manuel Ennes Ferreira - SOCIUS/ISEG-UTL

Free Admission,

Contacts
SOCIUS – Research Centre in Economic and Organizational Sociology
Institute of Economics and Management
Rua Miguel Lupi, 20 - 1249-078 Lisboa
Tel: 213955910 E-mail: socius@iseg.utl.pt
URL: http://pascal.iseg.utl.pt/~socius/index.htm
Information: 213951787 or monicafraga@iseg.utl.pt

Poster for the 1st SOCIUS Africa Seminar

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