" The Rise of the Poor to Elite Political and Administrative Positions in Cape Verde's Post-Independence Context" will be the topic of reflection on April 28, at 6pm, in Amphitheater 1 (ISEG, Quelhas Building, 4th floor).

This seminar, organized by CESA - Centre for Studies on Africa, Asia and Latin America, will feature Crisanto Barros, from the University of Cape Verde.

Free admission.

Poster

On April 22nd, at 18h, in room 306 of Quelhas, a seminar will take place within the scope of the Post-Graduation in Retail Management and Logistics, with the title Coding and New Business Technologies.

It is attended by João de Castro Guimarães:

Executive Director of GS1 Portugal 
Nestlé representative on the GS1 Portugal board 
Manager with more than thirty years of experience at national and international level 
Winner of the "Master Figure of the Year" Award at the 2015 Distribution Masters.

Free entry.

For more information and registration contact:
CEGE- Center for Management Studies of ISEG
Contacts: 963 903 252 | cege1@iseg.ulisboa.pt

On April 22, the seminar "  Job insecurity and the SII: theory and some results ". 

This seminar, organized by CEMAPRE - Centre for Mathematics Applied to Economic Forecasting and Decision, will feature Fernando Diogo, from the University of the Azores. 

The session will begin with a discussion on the concept of job insecurity, looking at the difficulties in defining its conceptual scope. 
Next, the concept will be applied to a specific population, the beneficiaries of the Social Integration Income (Rendimento Social de Inserção) who are gainfully employed, by mobilizing empirical studies. 
The focus on the latter population is particularly interesting given that it is among those living in poverty that we can find job insecurity in all its diversity (including the most extreme forms), far surpassing the more limited studies that have been carried out focusing on young people from the middle classes, especially university graduates.

On April 21, the seminar " The Worlds of the International: Context, Actors and Process", at 18h00, Amphitheater 1 (Ed. Quelhas).

This seminar will feature speakers Miguel Bandeira Jerónimo and José Pedro Monteiro (ICS - ULisboa). 

CART

On April 11, the seminar "Essays on the Use of Incentives for SME Managers" will be held at 3pm in the CTT Room (ISEG, Quelhas Building).

The speaker for this session will be Iryna Alves, a student on ISEG's PhD program in Management.

CART

On April 7, ISEG will host the seminar "A Balance of Payments Crises in the Eurozone"at 2:30 p.m. in the Santander Room (Quelhas Building). 

This seminar will have Professor Eladio Febrero (Castilla-La Mancha University) as speaker and Professor Pedro Leão (ISEG) as moderator.

Free admission.

CART

On April 6, the seminar "Asian Development Outlook 2016" takes place at 10:30 am in Amphitheater 1 (ISEG, Quelhas Building).

The guest speaker is Juzong Zhuang (BAsD). Also participating in this session are Professor Miguel St. Aubyn (ISEG), Professor Fernanda Ilhéu (ISEG), Professor Carlos Paz (ISG) and Eva Gaspar (Jornal de Negócios).

CART

The seminar " Big Data: From Complex Logistics to Research to Teaching", at 11 a.m., in Amphitheater 3 (Quelhas Building). 

This seminar will feature speakers Jos van der Velden (SAS) and Tiago Cardão-Pito (ISEG).

Free admission.

CART

The next seminar in  Development StudiesThe event, organized by CEsA / CSG on 31 March, will be led by Professor Pedro Raposo (from the Lusíada University Law School), and will analyze China and Japan's Development Cooperation policy for Africa, more specifically for the Portuguese-speaking African Countries (PALOP).

After a brief introduction to how Development Cooperation has changed in recent decades, the seminar will focus on the changes in China and Japan's Development Aid policies in the post-Cold War period and their implications for the paradigm shift at a global level.

China followed its own path in its Development Cooperation strategy, while Japan remained aligned with the standards of the OECD Development Assistance Committee.

Professor Pedro Raposo will analyze what lies behind (motives and interests) and beyond (its effectiveness and results) the cooperation policy of both Asian countries.

The session will start at 6pm in Amphitheater 1 (Ed. Quelhas). 

CSG and Advance have organized a cycle of seminars on human capital management and its impact on creativity as an antecedent of innovation. The cycle will take place on March 29, 30 and 31, at 15h00, in Amphitheater 1 (Ed. Quelhas).

Free admission.

PROGRAMME

Further information:
(+351) 213925898
geral@advance.iseg.ulisboa.pt