Seminar | Which Future(s) for the Portuguese Economy
It takes place on
May 7, 2015, at
10h30, in
ISEG's Lecture Theatre 3 (Francesinhas 2), a
Seminar aimed at Economics undergraduates, with the theme "
What Future(s) for the Portuguese Economy".
With the presence of
Prof. Dr. João Ferreira do Amaral (ISEG/UL), as a speaker.
It takes place on
May 6thpresentation and discussion of the report
A decade for Portugal This is the first time that IPP has been involved in the public debate, from a more technical and academic perspective. With this initiative, IPP aims to contribute to a more intelligent and transparent public and political debate.
After a
welcome coffee, the President of ISEG will open the proceedings and then,
Paulo Trigo Pereira will make the initial presentation. This will be followed by a panel discussion with
Vítor Bentoeconomist and
chairman from SIBS;
Mario Centeno and
Victor EscariaISEG professors and co-authors of the report; moderated by
Nicolau Santosdeputy director of Expresso, and
Paulo AlmosterTVI's economics editor.
Attend this event as you can make an important contribution to increasing the quality of public discussion on budgetary policy.
Admission is free, but subject to registration (
on this link).
We look forward to seeing you,Wednesdayon May 6, at 4:40 p.m,
in Amphitheater 3, Francesinhas 2 | ISEG
Seminar | Anthropometric History in the Raya: Stature, Survival and Standard of Living in Extremadura and the Alentejo
On
May 5th will be held at ISEG, at 2:30 p.m. in the
Santander Totta a seminar dedicated to the theme
Anthropometric history in the Raya: height, survival and standard of living in Extremadura and Alentejoorganized by the Economic and Social History Office (GHES).
The speakers at this seminar are
Antonio Miguel Linares Luján and
Francisco Manuel Parejo Moruno
(Group of researchers in Economic History at the University of Extremadura).
DS Seminar | Dilemmas and Challenges of Cape Verdean Development
On
April 23 takes place at ISEG, at 18h00 in the
Lecture Theatre 1 (Ed. Quelhas) a seminar dedicated to the theme
"Dilemmas and Challenges of Cape Verdean Development: A reading of recent history", organized by Development Studies (DS)
This seminar will feature
João Estêvão from CESA- ISEG/Ulisboa.
On
April 20thwill take place
I PDSEO Seminar- PhD Program in Economic and Organizational Sociologybetween the
14.00 to
16.30, in
Lecture Theatre 1 of the Quelhas Building.
Programme:
2:00 PM Communication
- Nuno Machado: André Gorz's late work and its relation to the New Critique of Value
- Bruno Lamas: Comment
Moderator: Daniel Seabra Lopes
3:00 pm Coffee Break
3:30pm Information Session
-João Peixoto, Rafael Marques, Sofia Bento and Daniel Seabra Lopes
Advance Seminar | The current roles of Banco de Portugal in the framework of the Single European Supervisory Mechanism
On
April 17 takes place at ISEG, at 14h00 in the
CTT room- Quelhas 6 a seminar dedicated to the theme
"The current role of the Bank of Portugal in the framework of the Single European Supervisory Mechanism", organized by ADVANCE- Centre for Advanced Research in Management.
This seminar features a speaker from the Bank of Portugal,
Hélder Rosalino.
Seminar | Notes on the evolution of Angola's Banking System
On
April 14th takes place at ISEG, at 2:30 p.m. in the
Santander Totta a seminar dedicated to the theme
Notes on the Evolution of Angola's Banking Systemorganized by
Economic and Social History Office (GHES).
The speaker at this seminar is
Prof. Nuno Valério.
Seminar | Local Productive Systems as a strategy for rural development. The extremeño case
It will take place on
February 24 at 14h30 in the EDIFER room of the Quelhas building, the Seminar organized by GHES - Gabinete de História Económica e Social,
Local Productive Systems as a strategy for rural development. El caso extremeño, with Prof. José Rangel from the University of Extremadura as speaker.
Free admission.
Seminar | Current and Future Perspectives of Veterinary Medicine
Speaker: Dr. Marília Calçada
Registration: Until December 16 to cege3@seg.utl.pt
Seminar | The Social Construction of Knowledge in Organizations: A Research Journey