On March 5, the first of four will take place. Digital Marketing Seminarsorganized within the scope of the Master in Marketing of ISEG.
The theme "Introduction to Digital Marketing and Social Media", will be presented by Filipa Mendes, Communication and Digital Specialist at Konica Minolta.
The session is free and starts at 11:00 am, in Auditorium 5 (New Quelhas Building).
See the full program here.
>>> 1st session: March 05, 2020
>>> 2nd session: March 19, 2020
>>> 3rd session: April 16, 2020
>>> 4th session: April 30, 2020
On 4 March, the Diagonal Seminar: Bells, Ladders and Public Enemies, organized by students of Mathematics Applied to Economics and Management (MAEG), takes place.
The speaker will be André Bento, 3rd year student of the MAEG Degree.
The session starts at 17:00 in Auditorium 5 (Ed. Novo Quelhas).
Free admission.
On March 4, the third ISEG event will be held at seminar of the Monetary History Cycleorganized by GHES - Economic and Social History Office.
This seminar will be attended by Fernando Cerqueira Lima (from UFRJ - Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) and Professor Rita Martins de Sousa (ISEG/GHES) who come to talk to us about "The Political Economy of Provincial Currency in the Portuguese Empire in the Atlantic".“.
The sitting begins at 15.00, in the Delta room (Ed. Quelhas, 3rd floor).
Free admission.
The remaining sessions of the cycle take place on March 24 and May 12.
Poster (pdf)
On March 4, the seminar "Advancing Sustainable WTE Worldwide: Contribution in Circular Economy", at 11:00 a.m., in the CTT room (Ed. Quelhas, 3rd floor).
The speaker will be Efstratios Kalogirou, a chemical engineer from Greece.
Free admission.
Poster (pdf)
From February to May 2020, ISEG will host the 28th of the Cycle of Seminars in Development Studies.
This cycle welcomes experts from all over the world to discuss the theme of the Development. Each theme presented aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda.
On February 27, the first seminar of this edition will be held, entitled "Political Turbulence on Safety Nets: The Metamorphosis of Political Discourse in 20 Years of Minimum Income". The speaker will be Professor José António Pereirinha (ISEG), a specialist in Welfare Economics, who will discuss the metamorphosis of the political discourses produced over 20 years regarding minimum income in Portugal.
The session starts at 6pm in Amphitheater 1 (Ed. Quelhas, 4th floor).
Free admission, subject to pre-registration at this link.
More Information
https://cesa.rc.iseg.ulisboa.pt/
On February 27, ISEG welcomes Professor Julio Cesar Donadone, from the Federal University of São Carlos (Brazil) to talk about "Sociology of Intermediation: Social Health Organizations in Brazil“.
This seminar is organized within the framework of the PhD in Economic and Organizational Sociology .
The session starts at 16:00 in the Delta room (Ed. Quelhas, 3rd floor).
Free admission.
Poster (pdf)
On February 27, the 8th Annual Seminar of the Observatory of Pedagogical Action and Innovation will take place, where ISEG's pedagogical situation will be analyzed, old questions and new challenges will be presented.
On February 20, the second ISEG will be held at seminar of the Monetary History Cycleorganized by GHES - Economic and Social History Office.
The speaker will be Esteban Cruz Hidalgo (University of Extremadura, Spain / GHES), who is coming to talk to us about "What is it about Modern Monetary Theory? An Introduction to the Macroeconomics of Monetary Systems".
The sitting begins at 15.00, in the sDelta wing (Ed. Quelhas, 3rd floor).
Free admission.
The remaining sessions of the cycle take place on March 4 and 24, and on May 12.
Poster (pdf)
On February 18, at 5:30 pm, ISEG - Lisbon School of Economics & Management will host the Minister of Environment and Climate Action and the Swedish Sasja Beslik, Director of Sustainable Financial Development at Bank J. Safra Sarasin Ltd, to discuss Sustainable Finance.
This is a central theme for the European Commission, and one that is high on the national political agenda. This session, which has the institutional support of the Ministry of Environment and Climate Action, aims to discuss the redirection of capital flows towards sustainable investments, the management of financial risks arising from climate change and the promotion of a long-term vision in economic and financial activities.
"The current model of economic growth generates environmental impacts, such as the alteration of climate systems, the loss of biodiversity and the degradation of environmental elements. It is therefore important to reflect on the less positive side of the economic growth process in order to foster economic, financial, environmental and social sustainability. It is in this context that ISEG organizes this session that aims to raise pressing issues for society", explains Clara Raposo, President of ISEG.
The urgency of incorporating environmental concerns into economic growth models in order to make it more sustainable will be the motto of a round table that brings together Miguel J. Martins, from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and consultant to the IFC - World Bank, Clara Raposo, Sofia Santos, and Sasja Beslik.
Program and registration here.