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Celebrations of CEsA’s 40th anniversary and MDCI’s 30th anniversary
The Center for African and Development Studies (CEsA/CSG/ISEG/ULisboa), one of the oldest research centers in Portugal dedicated to Development Studies, is pleased to invite all researchers, students, professionals and enthusiasts of Development Studies to celebrate…
DEADLINE EXTENDED: The 3rd Meeting of Young Lusophone Commonwealth Researchers on Africa 2024 will receive proposals until January 15
The 3rd Meeting of Young Lusophone Commonwealth Researchers on Africa 2024, which will take place between the 27th, 28th and 29th of March 2024 in Luanda, Angola, has extended the deadline for submitting papers until…
From Angola to Portugal: Narrating Migration, Memory and Identity in Djaimilia Pereira de Almeida’s Work
Abstract: Based on the teoretichal perspetives of Lusophone Postcolonial Studies, in dialogue with other analytic tools from Feminist Studies, this chapter aims to explore the topics of migration, memory and identity through the close reading…
African women’s trajectories and the Casa dos Estudantes do Império, Ethnic and Racial Studies
Abstract: This article compares the trajectories of different women who crossed the Casa dos Estudantes do Império (CEI), a formal institution created in Lisbon by students from the colonies with the support of the Portuguese…
Watch all sessions of CEsA Thinks – Research Seminars 2023
The CEsA Thinks – Research Seminars 2023′ sessions were held between November 9 and December 7, 2023, at ISEG (Amphitheater 23, F1). Presentations were recorded and are now available on CEsA YouTube channel (access…
CEsA team wishes you Happy Holidays and a Joyful 2024!
CEsA Team wishes you Happy Holidays and a Joyful 2024! Click here to download our Seasons Greetings postcard. We would like to invite you to subscribe the CEsA Agenda (click here), our weekly…
Working Paper CEsA nº 196/2023 analyses the economic situation in Brazil from a perspective called “primacy for accommodation”
CEsA has published the Working Paper n. 196/2023, entitled “The Primacy for the Accomodation of the Brazilian Economy: A theoretical-methodological analysis”, in English, authored by Marcelo José Moreira, CEsA researcher and professor of the Universidade…
Working Paper 196/2023: The Primacy for the Accommodation of the Brazilian Economy: A Theoretical-Methodological Analysis
Abstract: The capitalist economy is immersed in generalized inertia. A movement of slow accumulation, low investment, limited growth rates, but with a high level of profit, and which is due to intense pressure on the…
Armed Conflict and Urbanization in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique: A methodology for a critical inquiry
Abstract: Mainstream urban theory fails to encompass urbanization in Africa. Among its many drivers, armed conflicts displace rural populations to cities, accelerating urban processes and impacting sustainability and governance — the phenomenon of conflict-induced urbanization….
7th Annual Meeting of Political Economy
7th Annual Meeting of Political Economy Theme: Political Economy and Democracy: Reimagining the World in the 50th Anniversary of the 25th of April Revolution Date: January 25-27, 2024 Venue: ISEG, Lisbon Further information: https://www.economiapolitica.pt/encontro-2024?lang=en…
