http://hdl.handle.net/10174/992 2026-04-07T05:03:24Z http://hdl.handle.net/10174/39670 Title: Proteção de Dados e Judicialização: o Soliloquio da Tarambola Authors: vaz-rodrigues, joão Editors: Ordem dos Advogados, Bastonário Abstract: Este texto percorre os terrenos onde se forma a necessidade das soluções jurídicas perante a vertigem das inovações tecnológicas. Trata-se de uma persistente quimera em materialização continua que coloca desafios axiológicos universais, éticos, jurídicos, regulamentares e jurisprudenciais. Novo esquisso da História do Futuro. Essencial será que a humanidade consiga afastar a predação anunciada que se percebe inevitável (os eixos da mudança). O desafio é mundial, assenta no reconhecimento da faculdade individual de recusar, na proteção da proteção dos dados (especialmente dos dados pessoais), mercê do construto de filtros de certificação, na seleção das vulnerabilidades, na regulamentação possível e no reforço da jurisprudência (judicial também). As duas últimas soluções ou são universais ou são insuficientes. 2023-06-30T23:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10174/38020 Title: The populist far right and the intersection of anti-immigration and antifeminist agendas: the Portuguese case Authors: Santos, Rita; Roque, Sílvia Abstract: This article argues that far right antifeminist and gendered narratives are not separate from their ethnonationalist/racist purposes; in fact, they are at their core and cannot be analyzed independently. It reflects on the intersections of antifeminist and anti-immigration agendas in the Portuguese far right by critically analyzing PNR/Ergue-te’s and Chega’s discursive positions on immigration, feminism, and gender equality, and initiates a theoretical dialogue between feminist postcolonial peace and security studies and populist far-right studies. This shows how these political actors convey ethnonationalist, racist and anti-multiculturalist messages by co-opting women’s rights agendas (femonationalism), whilst resisting and opposing feminism. Femonationalism, ostensibly disruptive of their own conservative ideology, is thus re-oriented to attack feminism – accused of failing the goal of serving all women and of being co-opted by ‘gender ideology’. It concludes that the mobilization of gendered and racialized tropes serves the construction of Europe and Portugal as being at risk from ‘external’ forces, re-inscribing securitarian discourses in the political sphere. 2021-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10174/38018 Title: Mulheres, nação e lutas no cinema anti/pós-colonial da Guiné-Bissau / Women, nation and struggles in Guinea-Bissau's anti/postcolonial cinema Authors: Roque, Sílvia Editors: Piçarra, Maria do Carmo; Pereira, Ana Cristina; Beleza, Inês Abstract: Este artigo analisa entrosamentos entre representações de mulheres e das suas lutas e representações da nação no imaginário social e na sua expressão cinematográfica na Guiné-Bissau. Fá-lo através de dois filmes que, embo ra diferentes, estão unidos pela visão da guerra/luta de libertação como momento de construção da nação e pelo protagonismo que é dado às mulheres em ambos: Mor tu Nega (1988), a ficção de Flora Gomes, e Bissau d’Isabel (2005), o documentário de Sana Na N’Hada. Problemati za a imaginação das mulheres como sustentáculos da na ção, estabelecendo um diálogo entre a imaginação fora e dentro da tela e face a um sentimento partilhado de or fandade da nação. 2021-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10174/33531 Title: Monitoring Portugal’s Recovery in the COVID-19 Pandemic and Post-Pandemic Context. A Conceptual Model and Methodology for Monitoring the Economic and Social Recovery Authors: Neto, Paulo; Fermisson, João; Duarte, Nuno; Rodrigues, António Abstract: The Research Project 'Monitoring Recovery - Proposal of a Conceptual Model and Methodology for Monitoring the Economic and Social Recovery of Portugal in the COVID-19 Pandemic and Post- Pandemic Context' was carried out by the Public Policy Monitoring Unit [UMPP] of the University of Évora between October 1, 2021 and October 1, 2022 and was funded by the Technical Assistance Operational Program [POAT] of the Partnership Agreement Portugal 2014-2020 [PT2020]. The results achieved by this Research Project are divided into a set of documents and specific studies, which, as a whole and in an integrated manner, aimed to formalise a concrete guidance proposal - albeit conceptual - for the design, operationalization and implementation of a Monitoring System to support pursuit of the 'Portugal 2030 Strategy' and the mix of public policy instruments contributing to its achievement. In this context, a roadmap for action structured around six key components is presented: 1) Definition of Objectives and Scope of the Monitoring System; 2) Mobilization of Stakeholders and Definition of the Governance Model; 3) Systematization of the Public Intervention’s Rationale; 4) Identification of Information Needs; 5) Definition of Indicators and Methods for Information Collection; 6) Design of Communication Products and Dissemination of Results. 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z