Join us on May 12th at 6:30pm for an open conversation with Álvaro Fonseca (activist and member of the Network for Degrowth).
Free admission, subject to prior registration on on this link.
Join us on April 28 at 18:30 for an open conversation with Carl Hayden Smith & Fred Garnet (Learning Technology Research Centre - LTRC / Ravensbourne University London).
Free admission, subject to prior registration on on this link.
Join us on April 21st at 18:30 for an open conversation with Greg Sherwin (Senior Principal Engineer, Farfetch).
Free admission, subject to prior registration on on this link.
On April 16, at 18:00, the webinar "Global Commodity Chains and Economic Development: Issues Past and Present", with Susan Newman (Open University, UK).
This webinar takes place as part of the "Development Studies Seminars 2021'.
Registration here
The webinar "China's Development Finance Goes Global", with Yang Jiang (Danish Institute for International Studies, Copenhagen, Denmark).
This webinar takes place as part of the "Development Studies Seminars 2021'.
These seminars in Development Studies have been held annually since 1991 and have been a privileged means of monitoring the research carried out in the areas of study of the Master's Degree in Development and International Cooperation and the PhD in Development Studies at the ISEG - Lisbon School of Economics & Management, by both national and international researchers.
More information and registration for the April 15th session here.
Sign up and take part in the webinar scheduled for April 22, also dedicated to "China in Global Development"with the participation of Stella Zhang (George Mason University, USA). More information and registration at the April 22 session here.
The webinar "African Elites and China Model in Africa", with Obert Hodzi (University of Liverpool, UK).
This webinar takes place as part of the "Development Studies Seminars 2021'.
These seminars in Development Studies have been held annually since 1991 and have been a privileged means of monitoring the research carried out in the areas of study of the Master's Degree in Development and International Cooperation and the PhD in Development Studies at the ISEG - Lisbon School of Economics & Management, by both national and international researchers.
More information and registration for the April 8th session here
Register for the other sessions of the cycle dedicated to the theme "China in Global Development" here
On April 1, 2021, starting at 10 a.m., an online session will be held on the statistics provided by Banco de Portugal.
This session is aimed at Economics undergraduates and is part of the Economics Undergraduate Seminar.
Students must participate via the team created for the plenary sessions of the Seminar 'SLE - Plenary Sessions [2020-2021] 2nd Semester'.
Don't miss the webinar "Reading EU-Africa Relations with Postcolonial Eyes", with Rahel Sebhatu (Malmö University, Sweden), on April 1st, at 18h00.
This webinar takes place as part of the "Development Studies Seminars 2021'.
These seminars in Development Studies have been held annually since 1991 and have been a privileged means of monitoring the research carried out in the areas of study of the Master's Degree in Development and International Cooperation and the PhD in Development Studies at the ISEG - Lisbon School of Economics & Management, by both national and international researchers.
More information and registration here
Join us on April 7th at 6:30pm for an open conversation with Rita Pelica, Chief Energy Officer & Founder of OnYou.
Free admission, subject to prior registration on on this link.
The webinar "Explainable Models of Credit Losses", with João A. Bastos, professor at ISEG and researcher at CEMAPRE-REM, will take place on April 8 at 3pm. Bastos, professor at ISEG and researcher at CEMAPRE-REM, who will discuss the transparency models associated with risky banking operations.
This webinar inaugurates a cycle of webinars dedicated to human behaviour and artificial intelligence, organized by CSG - Research in Social Sciences and Management and REM - Research in Economics and Mathematics, ISEG's two research consortia.
The session is open to all, broadcast via Zoom, and moderated by João Paulo Carvalho, CEO of Quidgest, the organization supporting the initiative.
>> Registration here
