Public Law and Political Sciences

The Public Law and Political Sciences research Group developed an approach which made it possible to plan 10 research projects to be considered for 2025-2029. Some, most, were born earlier. The projects underway and planned for that five -year period are as follows:

Human Rights in the Digital Era: e-person and privacy;
History of Political Representation in Portugal;
Portuguese Constitutional History;
Ideas, Power, and Strategy;
The public procurement case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union from 1976 to the present;
International Electoral Observatory;
Portuguese Diaspora Observatory;
The Rule of Law in Europe and, in particular, in Portugal;
To an ethical anticorruption education and culture in Law – legislative and practical;
Decisions adopted by the Parliament in its own cause.

The following should be highlighted for their intersection of Public Law, Political Science and Constitutional History, as well as the results obtained:

1. International Electoral Observatory

The International Electoral Observatory is a CEJEIA research project that takes the form of a true social science laboratory.
Its general objectives point to the systematised analysis of electoral acts (elections and referendums) that take place in democratic states on all continents.
The results of the research (64 elections studied) were published in the academic review POLIS both in print and online with free and open access.
As for the realisation of studies and thematic debates within the scope of the project, the following should be highlighted:

International conference (25/5/2022) on the reform of the Portuguese electoral system (https://eventos.lis.ulusiada.pt/2021-2022/conferencia-legislativas-2022-reforma-sistema-eleitoral-portugues), whose most significant scientific contribution will have been the discussion, hitherto almost non-existent, on mixed electoral representation, based on population and territory, seeking to reconcile the democracy of numbers with that of territory;
Study on abstention during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, which involved analysing 36 elections in 26 states around the world. DOI: https://doi.org/10.34628/69qk-dc53. The main scientific contribution was that SARS-CoV-2 had little overall influence on voter turnout in the states and elections analysed.

2. An Ethical Culture of Anti-Corruption: Law, Dialogue, Action, and Education

Within the framework of the project dedicated to an ethical culture of anti-corruption for the development of law, establishment of dialogue, and educational action, the scientific contribution resulted in a new, unique, and systematic approach to party law, proposing, inter alia, a new specific study of party law as a branch of public law, both at national and European levels. Thus, the new ideas systematically presented in the fight against corruption stand out, for example, regarding political financing. (https://doi.org/10.34628/vrtc-d659).

3. For the Portuguese Constitutional History

During the period of 2020-2023, multiple initiatives took place in Portugal to commemorate the “bicentenário da primeira experiência constitucional portuguesa (1820-1823)”. In this regard, the Center achieved substantial advances in scientific knowledge about this period. In addition to the innovative methodological perspective adopted in the monographs, numerous documents were also published and studied, which until then were completely unknown, for example: the corpus of over two hundred unpublished handwritten opinions or the corpus of unpublished handwritten electoral minutes from the first Portuguese parliamentary elections (1822). In addition to the period of the liberal triennium (1820-1823), the publication of the first “História Constitucional Portuguesa” (planned in 8 volumes), a thematic series on which there was no complete work covering the entire constitutional history of the country, from the 12th century to the 21st century.

Keywords: Politics and International Security Rule of Law and Citizenship Political Representation and Elections Constitutional History

Objectives

The Group will continue with research projects it deems most relevant based on the objectives, strategy, methodology, and results achieved. The common denominator of the 10 projects planned for 2025/29 focuses on various dimensions of political representation and citizenship.

The first research objective involves exploring the origins and development of the concept of political representation during the transition to the Constitutional State, requiring a historical approach at both the Portuguese and global levels. The second objective revolves around the "laboratory" identification of how democracies worldwide constitutionally and legally translate political representation and the use of electoral systems for this purpose. This discussion involves the active dimension of citizenship, examining how citizens vote and whether they feel represented in Parliament. Additionally, the negative dimension of citizenship is researched regarding how the Rule of Law becomes effective in combating corruption or responds, for instance, in defending privacy when confronted with new phenomena of the digital age, such as artificial intelligence.

Within the context of the debate on the international politics, a new project, the "Portuguese Diaspora Observatory," is proposed.

Research Lines

1. Constitutional Theory and History
Responsable	Professor Doctor Vital Martins Moreira Professor Doctor José Domingues
Objectives	This line of research is dedicated to the study of the legal-constitutional phenomenon in its multiple aspects, with particular emphasis on the Constitutional History of Portugal. In this historiographical perspective, the two main chronological periods of pre-constitutionalism (12th to 19th centuries) and modern constitutionalism (19th to 21st centuries) are included.
Keywords	Legal-Constitutional Phenomenon; Constitutional History of Portugal; Pre-Constitutionalism; Modern Constitutionalism
Document	Constitutional Theory and History - Scientific Prodution (2018-2024)

2. Transnational Public Law
Responsable	Professor Doctor Maria Margarida do Rego da Costa Salema d'Oliveira Martins
Objectives	This line of research takes into consideration the growing role that is recognised to Constitutional Law and Common Administrative Law vis-à-vis the different national legal orders; in a context of globalisation and the end of the dogma of absolute state sovereignty.
Keywords	Constitutional Law; Common Administrative Law; National Legal Orders; State

3. Fundamental Rights, Dignity, Sustainability, Artificial Intelligence and Social Justice
Responsable	Professor Doctor José Joaquim Gomes Canotilho
Objectives	Reflection, problematisation and dogmatic construction of the Trinitarian dimensions, but autonomous, interdependent and cooperating, of the Principle of Human Dignity translated into the intrinsic Dignity of the human person, Digitalisation of the World and Sustainability. Construction in the light of the Dignity of the Human Person, as a response to the challenges of today's world and as a path towards Social Justice.
Keywords	Principle of Human Dignity; Intrinsic Dignity; Digitalisation; Sustainability; Dignity of the Human Person; Social Justice

4. International Politics and Security
Responsible	Professor Doctor Vitor Manuel Ramon Fernandes
Objectives	Study of subjects and issues related to international politics and security, considering both relevant theoretical perspectives and the study of specific cases within the area of International Relations and Security.
Keywords	Political Science; International Relations Theory; International Security; Strategy.

5. Social Rights & Social Intervention
Responsible	Professor Doctor Vanda Sofia Braz Ramalho
Objectives	To study social rights and their effectiveness in access to citizenship conditions, in both national and European contexts, as well as social intervention processes across the different areas of social protection within the framework of the Welfare State.
Keywords	Social Rights; Social Intervention; Social Work; Social Welfare.

RP 1.2 - The public procurement case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union from 1976 to the present

RP 1.2 - Titles ACTIVE PROJECT	The public procurement case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union from 1976 to the present
Coordinator	António Miguel Ferro Catela Teixeira Researcher
Team (core members)	Leonor Catela Collaborating Researcher Lurdes Coutinho Collaborating Researcher Luís Pinto Melo Collaborating Researcher Ana Catarina Ferreira Marques Collaborating Researche
Research Group	Public Law and Political Science
Linha de investigação	Transnational Public Law
Goals	The objectives are threefold: a) dissemination of the matter; b) Production and edition of monographs on themes selected from the list that serves to organize the decisions; c) Organization of a conference, at the Lusíada University of Lisbon, to announce the initiative.
Scientific Domain General field Specific field	Transnational Law Administrative Law Union law Public procurement law
Methodology	Systematic collection and commentary of Court of Justice decisions
Partners	Public Market Forum Association
Resultados expectáveis	Widespread dissemination of case law in the professional and scientific communities
Disclosure	Taking into account the number of decisions of the Court of Justice (judgments and orders) (about 500 in about 45 years), it is possible to prepare a guide-text that will serve to disseminate to the academic and professional community. This text will be published as an e-book (eventually with a paper version) with updates made electronically.
Project Contribution to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	The Project targets the increase of the skills to implement EU legislation on public procurement, available to awarding entities and suppliers.
Remarks	Schedule: Start date - September, 1, 2022 Completion date - n/a Duration - n/a

RP 1.3 - International Electoral Observatory

RP 1.3 - Title ACTIVE PROJECT	International Electoral Observatory
Coordinator	Maria Cristina Barroso de Aragão Seia CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 1816-8F0A-C659 ORCID: 0000-0002-7188-3168
Adjunct Coordinators	Eduardo Oliveira e Sousa CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 101C-E733-E1B3 ORCID ID: 0000-0002-6995-2793
Team (core members)	Adérito Russo Vicente CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 7A18-468A-B975 ORCID ID: 0000-0002-5258-8868 Carolina Conceição CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: DB10-8F0F-05DA ORCID ID: 0009-0008-4270-6008 Catarina Jesus Miranda CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 7010-F524-8763 ORCID ID: 0000-0001-7366-1983 Ema Marques Coutinho CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 501B-B142-C4F6 ORCID ID: 0000-0003-3018-8182 João Carlos Marques Simões CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 3D18-D861-EB83 ORCID ID: 0000-0002-7859-4668 João Pedro Nevado Daniel CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: B81B-EE6A-08E1 ORCID ID: 0000-0003-3624-7462 José Henrique Costa Rocha CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 111E-CB28-9634 ORCID ID: 0000-0002-8996-8557 Leonardo Grilo CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 121F-CF43-3A5F ORCID ID: 0009-0009-6494-5250 Luana Fulgoni Rodrigues Branco CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 2210-84AF-4041 ORCID ID: 0009-0003-3968-2109 Luís Marques Fernandes CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: CD19-E334-58A2 ORCID ID: 0009-0002-0547-4208 Luís Miguel Fernandes de Gouveia Rosa dos Santos CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: C511-C6FE-EF81 ORCID ID: 0000-0001-6082-6339 Manuel Monteiro CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 1816-8F0A-C659 ORCID ID: 0000-0002-7188-3168 Maria Miguel Sousa Galito CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: C51D-0869-1710 ORCID ID: 0000-0001-9590-7278 Maria Teresa Martinho Leitão Tavares de Abreu CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: FC1E-69E0-65A5 ORCID ID: 0000-0002-4817-0768 Paulo Jorge Ribeiro de Azevedo Amorim CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 5F13-60C2-0DA3 ORCID ID: 0000-0001-5555-4535 Ricardo Luís Leite Pinto CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: EC10-1B8E-C74F ORCID ID: 0000-0002-6615-4120 Rodrigo Mendes Farinha CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: AC1A-DE7C-35F8 ORCID ID: 0000-0003-2141-8767 Salustino David Andrade CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: AA17-924F-C4AB ORCID ID: 0009-0008-0147-7843 Sofia Santos CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 681A-E6C7-999D ORCID ID: 0000-0002-5406-892X Susana Cabrita Vieira CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 5111-77C3-F9E9 ORCID ID: 0000-0002-3598-6258 Tayisiya Pavlutska CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 3114-3873-66B4 ORCID ID: 0009-0007-3042-3660 Teresa de Andrade Leal Coelho CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: B116-B201-2620 ORCID ID: 0000-0002-6117-179X Tiago André Ferreira Lopes CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 9617-8125-D73E ORCID ID: 0000-0002-5444-1069 Vânia Margarida Rodrigues Rego CIÊNCIA VITAE ID: 3D11-694D-BBB2 ORCID ID: 0000-0002-8673-6574
Research Group	Public Law and Political Sciences
Line of research	Transnational public law
Goals	Objetivos gerais To carry out the analysis of electoral acts (elections and referendums) which take place in democratic States in every continent. This analysis shall privilege: The identification of the constitutional and political framework which regulate every observed electoral act, with particular incidence on: The comprehension of electoral systems its relationship with vote-to-mandate conversion methods. We shall seek to understand in what measure these methods may subvert the principles of the adopted electoral system, potentiating the existence of “systems within the system”. The reflection on the importance of territorial electoral representativity as a factor of identification with national parliamentary representation. To establish a correspondence between electoral systems and party effects, namely in States with recent democratic implementation. To comprehend the reasons which lead to new electoral behaviours. To promote multidisciplinary studies of elections allowing the understanding of possible implications of electoral results in various areas of government and in particular on external policy. Such promotion shall rely on motivating Master and Doctoral candidates, namely in the areas of Public Law and International Relations to elaborate reports and to carry out research on the field of the work being developed by the International Electoral Observatory. To promote the development of studies and debates on themes within the project scope, outlining: The identification of determining principles on the option for certain electoral systems and certain vote-to-mandate conversion methods. The causes which may potentiate electoral abstention. The identification of political causes which justify or prevent, the adoption of new ways to vote (example: e-voting). To establish a connection with international projects and researchers with similar research goals. This objective of internationalization shall encompass: The participation of international researchers in the publication of scientific articles on elections under analysis and studies carried out. The setting up of conferences and participations in international forums, dedicated in general to elections and specifically on political participation. Specific objectives: To envelop researchers from other branches of knowledge in this project, seeking to contribute to the reinforcement of the multidisciplinary vision of scientific research. To incentivise the participation of undergraduate, masters, and doctoral students, which shall contribute to: Enveloping students in scientific research and the permanent sharing of knowledge. Developing group research resulting in co-authored papers and studies in which students are co-authors. To a continuous articulation between the regular activity being carried out at the various degree’s curricula and scientific research. To better form citizens. To share with the community the findings of scientific research, as well as demonstrate the University’s connection to society in general.
Scientific Domain General field Specific field	Political Science, Constitutional Law Electoral Law Electoral Systems and Political Representation
Methodology	Selection of electoral acts, research on electoral systems and vote-to-mandate conversion methods, identification of case studies, literature review, release of findings.
Partners	-
Expected Results	Publication of scientific papers and subject-focused studies as well as the organization of debates and conferences. Dissemination of findings to public outside academia.
Publications	I Publications and scientific events PAPERS 2020 MIRANDA, Bárbara Ferreira, PACHECO, Alexandra Grilo, «Eleições na República da Irlanda – 8th of February 2020», in Polis, Series II, no. 1, 2020, pp. 217-218. MIRANDA, Bárbara Ferreira, PACHECO, Alexandra Grilo, «Eleições Presidenciais na República da Polónia», in Polis, Series II, no. 1, 2020, p. 219. AZEVEDO, Fábio, FERREIRA, Sara, «Eleições na Croácia», in Polis, Series II, no. 1, 2020, pp. 221-223. MACEDO, Vivian, MARQUES, Melysse, SEDOURA, Leonardo, «Eleições legislativas da Sérvia 2020», in Polis, Series II, no. 1, 2020, p. 225-226. MARTINS, Ana Isabel, VIEIRA, Ana Martins, COSTA, Patrícia Ferreira, «Eleições legislativas na República Eslovaca – 29th of February 2020», in Polis, Series II, no. 2, 2020, p. 223-225. MARTINS, Ana Isabel, VIEIRA, Ana Martins, COSTA, Patrícia Ferreira, «Eleições na República da Macedónia do Norte – 15 of July 2020», in Polis, Series II, no. 2, 2020, p. 227-229. MONTEIRO, Manuel, «Eleições na República da Lituânia – 11th and 25th of October 2020», in Polis, Series II, no. 2, 2020, p. 231-234. MONTEIRO, Manuel, MIRANDA, Bárbara Ferreira, «Eleições Nova Zelândia – 17th of October 2020», in Polis, Series II, no. 2, 2020, p. 235-237. PINTO, Ricardo Leite, «Eleições Presidenciais nos Estados Unidos da América – 3rd of November 2020», in Polis, Series II, no. 2, 2020, p. 239-249. PINHEIRO, José Penim, «Referendos Constitucionais na República do Chile e na República Italiana», in Polis, Series II, no. 2, 2020, p. 251-253. 2021 MONTEIRO, Manuel, PINTO, Rui Pedro, «Eleições legislativas regionais nos Açores – 25th of October 2020, in Polis, Series II, no. 3, January / June 2021, pp. 155-160. MONTEIRO, Manuel, RAM, Isabel Ram, «Portugal – Eleições Presidenciais, 24th of January 2021», in Polis, Series II, no. 3, January/ June 2021, pp. 161-165. SOUSA, Eduardo Oliveira, MIRANDA, Bárbara Ferreira, PACHECO, Raquel, «Elections in the Republic of Bulgaria, July, 11th, 2021», in Polis, Series II, no. 3, January/ June 2021, pp. 167-172. SANTOS, Sofia, MIRANDA, Catarina, MEIRELES, Hugo, «Eleições legislativas na República da Albânia, 25th of April 2021», in Polis, Series II, no. 3, January/ June 2021, pp. 173-175. PINTO, Rui Pedro, «Eleições legislativas de Cabo Verde, 18th of April 2021», in Polis, Series II, no. 3, January/ June 2021, pp. 177-179. VIEIRA, Susana, SIMÕES, João, «Eleições legislativas do Chipre, 30th of May 2021», in Polis, Series II, no. 3, January/ June 2021, pp. 181-184. SANTOS, Sofia, VIEIRA, Susana, SIMÕES, João, «Eleições legislativas de Israel, 23th of March 2021», in Polis, Series II, no. 3, January/ June 2021, pp. 185-187. PINHEIRO, José Penim, «Eleições para a Câmara de Deputados na República Federal do México, 6th of June 2021», in Polis, Series II, no. 3, January/ June 2021, pp. 189-193. SANTOS, Sofia, PINHEIRO, Carolina, «Eleições gerais dos Países Baixos, 17th of March 2021», in Polis, Series II, no. 3, January/ June 2021, pp. 195- 197. MONTEIRO, Manuel, MIRANDA, Bárbara, FERNANDES, Aníbal, «Parlamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova (11 of July of 2021)», in Polis, Series II, no. 4, July/ December 2021, pp. 179-183. MONTEIRO, Manuel, COUTO, Amaro, PAVIA, José Francisco, COELHO, Teresa Leal, SOARES, André, «Eleições Presidenciais na República Democrática de São Tomé e Príncipe (18th of july and 5th of Setember 2021)», in Polis, Series II, no. 4, July/ December 2021, pp. 185-194. PINTO, Rui, CHIQUELHO, Diogo, FARINHA, Rodrigo, SIMÕES, Tiago, «Legislative Elections for DUMA in Russian Federation (September 19th, 2021)», in Polis, Series II, no. 4, July/ December 2021, pp. 195-199. RAM, Isabel, MIRANDA, Catarina, FARIA, Diogo, DANIEL, João, «Eleições Legislativas na Noruega (13 de setembro de 2021)», in Polis, Series II, no. 4, July/ December 2021, pp. 201-205. CORREIA, Eduardo Pereira, PINHEIRO, Carolina Menezes e, MEIRELES, Hugo, «Eleições federais no Canadá (20th of Setember 2021)», in Polis, Series II, no. 4, July/ December 2021, pp. 207-210. PINTO, Ricardo Leite, «Parlamentary elections in Iceland (25th of September 2021)», in Polis, Series II, no. 4, July/ December 2021, pp. 211-215. SANTOS, Sofia, PACHECO, Raquel, VIEIRA, Susana, «Eleições legislativas na República Federal da Alemanha (26th of Setember 2021)», in Polis, Series II, no. 4, July/ December 2021, pp. 217-221. PINTO, Rui, CHIQUELHO, Diogo, FARINHA, Rodrigo, SIMÕES, Tiago, «Parlamentary elections in the Czech Republic (8th and 9th October 2021)», in Polis, Series II, no. 4, July/ December 2021, pp. 223-229. CORREIA, Eduardo Pereira, PINHEIRO, Carolina Menezes e, TEIXEIRA, Patrícia Gamito, «Eleições presidenciais em Cabo Verde (17th of October 2021)», Polis, Series II, no. 4, July/ December 2021, pp. 231-234. SOUSA, Eduardo Oliveira e, VIEIRA, Susana, SIMÕES, João, «General (legislative) elections in Japan (31st of October 2021)», in Polis, Series II, no. 4, July/ December 2021, pp. 235-238. PINHEIRO, José Penim, PACHECO, Raquel, «Eleições legislativas na República da Argentina (14th of November 2021)», in Polis, Series II, no. 4, July/ December 2021, pp. 239-243. RAM, Isabel, PINHEIRO, José Penim, «Eleições Gerais no Chile - Presidenciais, Câmara dos Deputados e Senado (21st of November 2021)», in Polis, Series II, no. 4, July/ December 2021, pp. 245-250. SOUSA, Eduardo Oliveira e, MIRANDA, Bárbara Ferreira, SILVA, Marisa, «Presidential elections in Bulgaria (21st of November 2021)», in Polis, Series II, no. 4, July/ December 2021, pp. 251-254. 2022 MONTEIRO, Manuel, MORAES, Michelle, VENES, Nuno, PINTO, Ricardo Leite, «A Representação Política e o Território (uma proposta inspirada no modelo norueguês», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 31-56. SANTOS, Sofia, «As eleições legislativas na República Federal da Alemanha: soluções e omissões», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 67-74. SOUSA, Eduardo Oliveira e, «Mandatory Vote. Thoughts on implementation in a hypothetical Portuguese electoral reform», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 75-78. MONTEIRO, Manuel, PINTO, Ricardo Leite, «Eleições Legislativas em Portugal (30th of January 2022)», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 235-244. SOUSA, Eduardo Oliveira e, FERNANDES, Vitor Ramon, «Eleições Presidenciais na Coreia do Sul (9th of March 2022)», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 245-248. SANTOS, Sofia, RODRIGUES, Vânia, SALGADO, Marisa, «Eleições Presidenciais na República Democrática de Timor-Leste (19th of March and 19th of April 2022)», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 249-252. SOUSA, Eduardo Oliveira e, AMORIM, Paulo, DANIEL, João P.N., «Eleições Legislativas em Malta (26th of March 2022)», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 253-258. CORREIA, Eduardo Pereira, «Eleições gerais na Sérvia – Eleições Presidenciais e eleições legislativas (3rd of April 2022)», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 20222022, pp. 263-265. TEIXEIRA, Patrícia, PAVIA, José Francisco, COELHO, Teresa Leal, VIEIRA, Susana, «Eleição Presidencial e eleições da Assembleia Nacional em França (10th and 24th of April / 12nd and 19th of June 2022)», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 267-273. PINTO, Rui, CHIQUELHO, Diogo, FARINHA, Rodrigo, SIMÕES, Tiago, SARAIVA, Luis Eduardo, «Eleições parlamentares na Eslovénia (24th of April 2022)», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 275-281. PINTO, Rui, CHIQUELHO, Diogo, FARINHA, Rodrigo, SIMÕES, Tiago, «Eleições Federais na Austrália (21st of May 2022)», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 283-291. 2023 ABREU, Maria Teresa Tavares de, BIAI, Lídia, SANTOS, Rodrigo, MORAES, Michelle, «Economia comportamental e eleições: o caso dos resultados brasileiros de 2022 para senadores e dos deputados federais no Sul e Sudeste do país», in POLIS, Série II, n.º 7, January / June 2023, pp. 201-208. CHIQUELHO, Diogo Pina, SIMÕES, Tiago, COSTA, Ana Catarina, «Eleições Presidenciais na República Checa (13, 17, 27 e 28 de janeiro de 2023)», in POLIS, Série II, n.º 7, January / June 2023, pp. 209-213. SIMÕES, João, VIEIRA, Susana, FERNANDES, Vitor Ramon, «Eleições presidenciais no Chipre (5 e 12 de fevereiro de 2023), in POLIS, Série II, n.º 7, January / June 2023, pp. 215-220. TEIXEIRA, Patrícia, VIEIRA, Susana, «Eleições legislativas na Estónia (5 de março de 2023), in POLIS, Série II, n.º 7, January / June 2023, pp. 221-226. SOUSA, Eduardo Oliveira e, SILVA, Marisa, «Eleições legislativas na Bulgária (2 de outubro de 2022 e 2 de abril de 2023)», in POLIS, Série II, n.º 7, January / June 2023, pp. 227-230. SOUSA, Eduardo Oliveira e, GALITO, Maria Sousa, ROCHA, José Costa, «Eleições legislativas na Finlândia (2 de abril de 2023)», in POLIS, Série II, n.º 7, January / June 2023, pp. 231-234. CHIQUELHO, Diogo Pina, COSTA, Ana Catarina, FERNANDES, Vitor Ramon, «Eleições presidenciais em Montenegro (19 de março e 2 de abril de 2023)», in POLIS, Série II, n.º 7, January / June 2023, pp. 235-240. SEIA, Cristina Aragão, BIAI, Lídia, SANTOS, Rodrigo, ABREU, Maria Teresa Tavares de, «Paraguai – Eleições 30 de abril de 2023», in POLIS, Série II, n.º 7, January / June 2023, pp. 241-247. SOLER, Lorena, «Paraguay: Continuidad y ruptura. Lecturas y escenario tras las elecciones presidenciales del 2023», in POLIS, Série II, n.º 7, January / June 2023, pp. 249-254. QUADÉ, Domingos, «Eleições legislativas na Guiné Bissau (4 de junho de 2023)», », in POLIS, Série II, n.º 7, January / June 2023, pp. 255-261. 2024 CHIQUELHO, Diogo Pina, COSTA, Ana Catarina, «Eleições legislativas no Montenegro (11 de Junho de 2023)», in Polis, série II, nº 8, Julho/Dezembro 2023, pp. 109-113. MONTEIRO, Manuel, VIEIRA, Ricardo, FARINHA, Rodrigo, «Eleições para a Assembleia Legislativa Regional da Madeira (24 de Setembro de 2023)» in Polis, série II, nº 8, Julho/Dezembro 2023, pp. 115-122. SEIA, Cristina Aragão, «Eleições legislativas no Luxemburgo (8 de Outubro de 2023)», in Polis, série II, nº 8, Julho/Dezembro 2023, pp. 123-125. SOUSA, Eduardo Oliveira e, ROCHA, José Costa, «Eleições parlamentares na Nova Zelândia (14 de Outubro de 2023)» in Polis, série II, nº 8, Julho/Dezembro 2023, pp. 127-130. DUQUE, Raquel, COUTINHO, Ema, ABREU, Maria Teresa Tavares de, «Eleições parlamentares na Polónia (15 de Outubro de 2023)», in Polis, série II, nº 8, Julho/Dezembro 2023, pp. 131-137. CHIQUELHO, Diogo Pina, COSTA, Ana Catarina, «Eleições federais na Suíça (22 de Outubro de 2023)», in Polis, série II, nº 8, Julho/Dezembro 2023, pp. 139-145. SEIA, Cristina Aragão, DANIEL, João, MIRANDA, Catarina, «Eleições legislativas nos Países Baixos (22 de Novembro de 2023)», in Polis, série II, nº 8, Julho/Dezembro 2023, pp. 147-152. II Subject-focused studies 2022 ABSTENTION DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC (2020-2022) MONTEIRO, Manuel, «The Electoral Abstention During Times of Pandemic (The analysis on 26 States Spread across the world)», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 99-112. PINTO, Rui, «Cape Verde», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 117-118. COUTO, Amaro, «São Tomé and Príncipe», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, p. 120. SIMÕES, Tiago, PACHECO, Raquel, «Argentina», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 125-126. CORREIA, Eduardo Pereira, «Canada», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 130-132. RAM, Isabel, SOARES, André, «Chile», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 135-136. RAM, Isabel, SOARES, André, «Mexico», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 139-140. SOUSA, Eduardo Oliveira e, DANIEL, João Nevado, FARIA, Diogo Gomes de, SILVA, Catarina Santos, «South Korea», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 145. SOUSA, Eduardo Oliveira e, VIEIRA, Susana, «Israel», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 149-150. SOUSA, Eduardo Oliveira e, VIEIRA, Susana, SIMÕES, João, «Japan», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 153-154. SALGADO, Marisa, MIRANDA, Catarina, MEIRELES, Hugo, «Albania», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, p. 158. SANTOS, Sofia, «Federal Republic of Germany», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, p. 161-162. SOUSA, Eduardo Oliveira e, PACHECO, Raquel, SILVA, Marisa, «Bulgaria», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, p. 165-166. VIEIRA, Susana, SIMÕES, João, «Cyprus», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 169-170. CHIQUELHO, Diogo, SOARES, André, «Croatia», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 173-174. RAM, Isabel, SILVA, Catarina, «Iceland», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 177-178. PACHECO, Raquel, RODRIGUES, Vânia, «Lithuania», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 181-182. FARINHA, Rodrigo, PINHEIRO, Carolina, «North Macedonia», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 185-186. FERNANDES, Aníbal, «Moldova», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 189-190. SOUSA, Eduardo Oliveira e, CHIQUELHO, Diogo, «Norway», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 194-196. SALGADO, Marisa, PINHEIRO, Carolina Menezes, «Netherlands», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022 pp. 199-200. MIRANDA, Bárbara, «Poland», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022 pp. 203-204. MONTEIRO, Manuel, PINTO, Ricardo Leite, «Portugal», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 207-208. FARINHA, Rodrigo, «Czech Republic», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 211-212. CHIQUELHO, Diogo, «Russia», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 216-218. SIMÕES, Tiago, MIRANDA, Catarina, MEIRELES, Hugo, «Serbia», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 221-222. MIRANDA, Bárbara, «New Zealand», in POLIS, Series II, no. 5, January / June 2022, pp. 227-228. III CONFERENCE 2022 "The 2022 legislative elections and the reform of the Portuguese electoral system" Place: Lusíada University (Lisbon) Data: 25th of May 2022 1^st Panel: “Voting during the pandemic: solutions and omissions” Participants: - João Rosa de Almeida (National Election Committee) Carla Luis (Vote DHr – Elections, Democracy and Human Rights / Centre for social Studies – University of Coimbra) -Sofia Gomes Santos (Researcher at the “International Electoral Observatory” project / Research group “Public Law and Political Theory” / CEJEA / Lusíada University) Moderator: Joana Reis (TVI - CNN Portugal / Portuguese Catholic University) 2^nd Panel: “Turnout and Abstention: free voting or mandatory voting” Participants: - Patricia de Sousa e Silva (Governance, Competitiveness and Public Policy Research Unit – GOVCOPP / University of Aveiro - Vicente Valentim (Nuffield College / Oxford University) - Teresa Leal Coelho (Researcher at the “International Electoral Observatory” project / Research group “Public Law and Political Theory” / CEJEA / Lusíada University) - Eduardo Oliveira e Sousa (Researcher at the “International Electoral Observatory” project / Research group “Public Law and Political Theory” / CEJEA / Lusíada University) Moderator: Marina Pimentel (Rádio Renascença) 3^rd Panel: “Electoral constituencies and mixed representation: a proposal inspired by the Norwegian model” Participants: - Bernt O. Aardal (Emeritus Professor at the Department of Political Sciences, University of Oslo) - Manuel Monteiro (Project Coordinator at the “International Electoral Observatory” / Research group “Public Law and Political Theory” / CEJEA / Lusíada University) - Michelle Lins de Moraes (Researcher at the Center for Research in Organizations, Markets, and Industrial Management / Lusíada University) - Nuno Venes (Researcher at the Center for Research in Organizations, Markets, and Industrial Management / Lusíada University) - Ricardo Leite Pinto (Coordinator of the Research Group “Public Law and Political Theory” / CEJEA / Lusíada University) Moderator: Natália Carvalho (Antena 1’s Political Editor) 4^th Panel: “A political representation and deviations to proportionality (constituencies and electoral systems)” Participants: - Vital Moreira (University of Coimbra / CEJEA / Lusíada University) - Marina Costa Lobo (ICS / University of Lisbon) - Conceição Pequito Teixeira (ISCSP / University of Lisbon) - Teresa Violante (Institute für Deutsches, Europäisches und Internationales Recht / Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law) Moderator: Domingos Andrade (Global Media Group - DN, JN, TSF / Portuguese Catholic University) 5^th Panel: “Public Opinion and Polls” Participants: - Ricardo Ferreira Reis (Director for the Centre of Applied Studies / Portuguese Catholic University) Pedro C. Magalhães (ICS / University of Lisbon) - Nuno Santos (CEO of PITAGÓRICA – Investigação e Estudos de Mercado SA / ISCTE / University of Lisbon) Moderator: Ricardo Costa (SIC’s Director of Information) IV Dissemination to the non-academic community 2022 News about the study “ABSTENTION DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC(2020-2022)” Jornais Diário de Notícias Avaliable at https://www.dn.pt/politica/pandemia-de-covid-19-nao-fez-aumentar-os-niveis-de-abstencao-14875323.html Jornal I Avaliable at https://ionline.sapo.pt/artigo/771954/estudo-pandemia-nao-afetou-participacao-eleitoral-em-portugal?seccao=Portugal_i Público Avaliable at https://www.publico.pt/2022/05/23/politica/noticia/pandemia-nao-afectou-abstencao-200728 SOL Avaliable at https://sol.sapo.pt/artigo/771953/pandemia-nao-afetou-participacao-eleitoral-em-portugal ZAP Avaliable at https://zap.aeiou.pt/covid-nao-aumentou-abstencao-480357 Rádio TSF Avaliable at https://www.tsf.pt/portugal/politica/a-politica-continua-a-contar-estudo-mostra-que-covid-19-nao-influenciou-abstencao-14878057.html News about the conference “The 2022 legislative elections and the reform of the Portuguese electoral system” Jornais Diário de Notícias Avaliable at https://www.dnoticias.pt/2022/5/26/312677-especialistas-defendem-que-comunicacao-social-deve-ter-funcao-mais-pedagogica-sobre-sondagens/ Jornal de Notícias Avaliable at https://www.jn.pt/nacional/voto-obrigatorio-em-portugal-faz-sentido-especialistas-dividem-se-14887421.html Notícias ao Minuto Avaliable at https://www.noticiasaominuto.com/politica/2004017/reforma-do-sistema-eleitoral-nao-esta-na-agenda-dizem-especialistas Observador Avaliable at https://observador.pt/2022/05/26/especialistas-consideram-que-reforma-do-sistema-eleitoral-nao-esta-na-agenda/
Project Contribution to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	-
Remarks	Schedule: Start date - 2020 Completion date - n/a Duration - n/a

RP 1.5 - History of Political Representation in Portugal

RP 1.5 - Title ACTIVE PROJECT	History of Political Representation in Portugal
Coordinator	Vital Moreira ORCID: 0000-0002-0454-2638 \| Scopus ID: 57193705835 José Domingues ORCID: 0000-0002-7072-3680 \| Scopus ID: 57191577715
Team (core members)	Vital Moreira José Domingues Manuel Monteiro
Research Group	Public Law and Political Science
Line of research	Constitutional theory and history
Goals	During the Middle Ages, representative assemblies emerged in Europe – Cortes, Parliaments, Etats-généraux, Diet, Sejm, Rigsdag, Riksdag, Generallandtag – which introduced political representation of the governed at the level of political power. Portugal is among the pioneering countries of this European proto-parliamentarianism, and it was in the Cortes of Leiria in 1254 that, for the first time, the representatives of the people participated alongside the representatives of the clergy and nobility. Established in the middle of the 13th century, the old Cortes met for almost four and a half centuries, until the end of the 17th century. After a parliamentary interregnum of more than a century (1698-1821), during the absolutist state, modern constitutionalism, which began with the Liberal Revolution of 1820 and the political Constitution of 1822, restored political representation in the Cortes, but converted the old representative assemblies of the three "estates" of the kingdom into permanent constitutional parliaments, representing the nation as a whole, within the framework of "representative government". The era of modern parliamentarianism, which began on 26 January 1821 with the installation of the first Portuguese Constituent Cortes in the library of the Convent of Necessidades (Lisbon), has continued to the present day, with the exception of two constitutional interregnums - the first, after the end of Vintismo, caused by the Vila-Francada (1823-1826); and the second, which resulted from Miguelismo and the Civil War (1828-1834) - and the transition phases between each constitutional period. The aim of this project is to research the evolution of political representation in Portugal, from the founding Cortes of Leiria (1254) to the current Assembly of the Republic and the European Parliament, taking into consideration key themes such as: Evolution from the ancient Cortes to the modern parliament; Election provisions in the Constitutions; Broadening suffrage and its expression; Constituent elections and the main parliamentary elections; Mono- and bi-cameral parliaments; Electoral systems; Nature of the parliamentary mandate (imperative mandate v. representative mandate); Corporatist representation; Representation at various territorial levels; Non-elective experiences of representation. The main sources of research will be the electoral constitution, electoral legislation, parliamentary debates, electoral reforms, electoral doctrine and, regarding political representation in general, party programmes, while taking a comparative view of experiences in other countries.
Scientific Domain General field Specific field	Law General Area Portuguese Political and Constitutional History
Methodology	Documentary research in archives; consultation of thematic bibliography
Partners	-
Expected Results	Book publishing Publication of scientific articles Scientific events
Disclosures	I – Scientific publications *a) Série editorial Para a História da Representação Política em Portugal, Coleção Parlamento* (Assembleia da República: Divisão de Edições):** Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – Para a História da Representação Política em Portugal: A consulta pública de 1820 sobre as Cortes Constituintes, Lisboa, Assembleia da República: Divisão de Edições, 2021 [ISBN 978-972-556-757-9]. Review: Faustino MARTINEZ MARTINEZ – «Más Lusitania Constitucional», Historia Constitucional, n.º 23, 2022, pp. 684-695 DOI: 10.17811/hc.v0i23.867 Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – Para a História da Representação Política em Portugal: As primeiras eleições parlamentares em Portugal \| 1822 (Círculo eleitoral de Arcos de Valdevez), Lisboa, Assembleia da República: Divisão de Edições, 2022 [ISBN – 978-972-556-795-1]. Publicising to the non-academic public: Pedro Olavo SIMÕES – «Uma montra do Alto Minho faz luz sobre eleições de 1822», JN História, n.º 42, fevereiro de 2023, pp. 6-7. Review: Manuel MONTEIRO – «As eleições de 1822 em Portugal (Círculo eleitoral de Arcos de Valdevez)», Historia Constitucional, n.º 24, 2023, pp. 819-826. DOI: https://doi.org/10.17811/hc.v0i24.952. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – Para a História da Representação Política em Portugal: O “direito às Cortes” no pensamento político-constitucional de José Liberato \| 1819-1821, Lisboa, Assembleia da República: Divisão de Edições, 2023 [ISBN: 978‑972‑556‑805‑7]. b) Other books and chapters Vital MOREIRA – «A eleição direta do Presidente da República na história constitucional portuguesa», in Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES (Coord.) – Dois Séculos de Constitucionalismo Eleitoral (1820-2020): Atas da Conferência, Lisboa, Universidade Lusíada Editora, 2021, pp. 475-541 DOI: https://doi.org/10.34628/aak1-sn28. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – Em desespero de causa: A tentativa de convocar as Cortes antigas em 1820, Lisboa, Lusíada Editora, 2022 [ISBN – 978-989-640-245-7] DOI: 10.34628/KY3Z-PQ03. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES (Coord.) – Doutrina e constituição eleitoral há 200 anos: O debate sobre as primeiras eleições parlamentares (1822), Lisboa, Lusíada Editora, 2023 [ISBN – 978-989-640-256-3]. DOI: 10.34628/4a6b-r254. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES (Coord.) – Doutrina e constituição eleitoral há 200 anos: O debate sobre as primeiras eleições parlamentares (1822), Lisboa, Lusíada Editora, 2023 [ISBN – 978-989-640-256-3]. DOI: 10.34628/4a6b-r254 . José DOMINGUES – «A passagem do princípio da tributação representativa da Constituição antiga para a Constituição moderna», Boletim de Ciências Económicas: Homenagem ao Prof. Doutor Manuel Carlos Lopes Porto, Universidade de Coimbra / Faculdade de Direito, 2023, n.º 65, Tomo II, pp. 1233-1254. c) Articles in scientific journals José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «Nas Origens do Constitucionalismo em Portugal: o parecer de J. J. Ferreira Gordo sobre a convocação das Cortes constituintes em 1820», e-Legal History Review, 28, 2018, pp. 1-39. José DOMINGUES e Manuel MONTEIRO – «Sistemas Eleitorais e Democracia Representativa no Limiar do Constitucionalismo Português», Historia Constitucional, n.º 19, 2018, pp. 593-639. DOI: 10.17811/hc.v0i19.513. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «As primeiras eleições constituintes no Brasil (1821)», Fórum Administrativo, n.º 216, Belo Horizonte, 2019, pp. 61-78. Review: Populus: Revista Jurídica da Escola Judiciária Eleitoral da Bahia, 8, junho 2020, pp. 271-296 < http://eje.tre-ba.jus.br/mod/page/view.php?id=2085 >. José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «A Representação Política no Constitucionalismo Monárquico Conservador: O Projeto Eleitoral de 1823», Historia Constitucional, n.º 20, 2019, pp. 809-840. DOI: 10.17811/hc.v0i20.531. José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «Para a história da convocação das Cortes Constituintes em Portugal em 1820: a proposta “corporativista” de António de Almeida», Historia Constitucional 21, 2020, pp. 634-668. DOI: 10.17811/hc.v0i21.630. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «“Votar ou morrer”: A querela académica sobre as eleições constituintes em Coimbra (1820)», Populus: Revista Jurídica da Escola Judiciária Eleitoral da Bahia, 9, dezembro 2020, pp. 181-213 < http://eje.tre-ba.jus.br/mod/page/view.php?id=2809 > [este artigo constitui uma versão revista do capítulo 3 da monografia “Há Constituição em Coimbra”: no bicentenário da Revolução Liberal, editada pela Câmara Municipal de Coimbra (Coimbra, 2020), com as necessárias adaptações e um aditamento sobre as dificuldades de implementação do sistema eleitoral adotado em 1820]. Manuel MONTEIRO – «Os antecedentes da Lei Eleitoral para a Assembleia da República», Polis, Série II, n.º 1, 2020, pp. 51-70. DOI: https://doi.org/10.34628/1c5a-tb83. Manuel MONTEIRO – «A lei eleitoral do Presidente da República», Polis, Série II, n.º 3, 2021, pp. 55-81. DOI: https://doi.org/10.34628/a8v6-3a85 . José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «Ressuscitar as Cortes antigas para frear a Revolução de 1820», Polis, Série II, n.º 3, 2021, pp. 21-40. DOI: https://doi.org/10.34628/dq93-ck08. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «A inauguração das Cortes Constituintes de 1821», Anuário Português de Direito Constitucional, vol. X, 2018-2020 [2023], pp. 155-218 [ISBN: 978-989-8951-88-5]. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «A inauguração das Cortes Constituintes de 1821», Anuário Português de Direito Constitucional, vol. X, 2018-2020 [2023], pp. 155-218 [ISBN: 978-989-8951-88-5]. José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «The Portuguese customary electoral constitution: the election of representatives to the ancient cortes», Parliaments, Estates and Representation, 2024 DOI: 10.1080/02606755.2024.2369459 II – Scientific events: international conferences Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES (2019) – «A representação Política Bi-hemisférica Luso-Brasileira (1820-1822)». I Seminário Internacional Virtual de História Constitucional (15-30 de marzo de 2019): El Problema de la Representación en los Origenes del Constitucionalismo Hispanoamericano. III - Publicity articles and events for the general public *a) Articles in the magazine JN História:* Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «As listas dos deputados às primeiras Cortes Constituintes», JN História, n.º 35, dezembro 2021, pp. 44-53. José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «José Liberato: o defensor dos foros do povo», JN História, n.º 39, agosto 2022, pp. 38-49. José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «História do voto em Portugal», JN História, n.º 48, fevereiro de 2024, pp. 36-51. José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «História do recenseamento eleitoral em Portugal», JN História, n.º 51, agosto de 2024, pp. ??. b) Exhibition catalogue: José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – Textos do catálogo: Eleições parlamentares de 1822 \| Círculo eleitoral de Arcos de Valdevez, Edições da Assembleia da República, 2023 [ISBN – 9789725568118]. <https://www.parlamento.pt/ArquivoDocumentacao/Paginas/Exposicoes.aspx> c) Events Apresentação pública dos dois primeiros volumes da série Para a História da Representação Política em Portugal, na Biblioteca Passos Manuel (AR) [Palácio de São Bento, em Lisboa (25 de janeiro de 2023)]. Apresentação pública do livro Doutrina e constituição eleitoral há 200 anos: O debate sobre as primeiras eleições parlamentares (1822), no âmbito das IV Jornadas de Ideias Políticas, realizadas na Universidade Lusíada / Porto (23 de março de 2023). Apresentação pública do livro Para a História da Representação Política em Portugal: As primeiras eleições parlamentares \| 1822 (Círculo eleitoral de Arcos de Valdevez) [Biblioteca Municipal de Arcos de Valdevez / Casa das Artes (21 de abril de 2023)]. José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA (org.) – Exposição itinerante: Primeiras eleições parlamentares 1822 – Circulo eleitoral de Arcos de Valdevez, inaugurada a 21 de abril de 2023 [Arcos de Valdevez (abril-julho de 2023); Caminha (agosto de 2023); Paredes de Coura (setembro de 2023; Valença do Minho (outubro de 2023); Monção (novembro de 2023); Melgaço (dezembro de 2023); Lisboa, Assembleia da República (janeiro de 2024)]. Apresentação pública do livro Para a História da Representação Política em Portugal: O “direito às Cortes” no pensamento político-constitucional de José Liberato \| 1819-1821, promovida pela Livraria Parlamentar e Divisão de Edições da Assembleia da República [Feira do Livro de Coimbra (30 de junho de 2023)]. Apresentação pública do livro Para a História da Representação Política em Portugal: O “direito às Cortes” no pensamento político-constitucional de José Liberato \| 1819-1821, promovida pelo Grêmio Lusitano [Lisboa, Palácio do Grêmio Lusitano (22 de novembro de 2023)].
Project Contribution to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	SDG 16: "Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels".
Keywords:	Portuguese Electoral History; Electoral Constitution; Political Representation; Electoral Systems; Public Mandate
Remarks	Schedule: Start date - 2018 Completion date - n/a Duration - n/a

RP 1.6 - Portuguese Constitutional History

RP 1.6 - Titles ACTIVE PROJECT	Portuguese Constitutional History
Coordinator	Vital Moreira ORCID: 0000-0002-0454-2638 \| Scopus ID: 57193705835 José Domingues ORCID: 0000-0002-7072-3680 \| Scopus ID: 57191577715
Team (core members)	Vital Moreira José Domingues
Research Group	Public Law and Political Science
Research Lines	Constitutional theory and history
Goals	For this project, a broad concept of Constitution was adopted, according to which every politically organised community has its own constitutional order, even if it is not codified, thus encompassing the two basic constitutional standards: (i) the ancient Constitution - a dispersed set of rules, often customary, that regulate political power (e.g., the dynastic succession, the regency of the kingdom, the convening of the Cortes, municipal autonomy, etc.), as well as the relations between political power and the members of the political community, imposing rights and duties on both parties (e.g. representative or consensual taxation); (ii) the modern Constitution - the fundamental rules are formalised in a single written state document (constitutional code), based on the notion of the sovereignty of the nation, the principle of the separation of powers and "representative government" and the guarantee of citizens' fundamental rights. Historically, the transition from the ancient Constitution to the modern Constitution took place with the American Revolution (1776-1787), the French Revolution (1789-1791) and, in Portugal, the Liberal Revolution of 24 August 1820, which resulted in the political Constitution of 1822. Today, the United Kingdom still maintains the paradigm of the historical constitution, largely unwritten, dispensing with the solemnisation of its provisions on political power and its limits in a single formal constitutional document, adopted by a constituent assembly, and maintaining a constitution dispersed over several centuries, from Magna Carta (1215) to the present day. Portuguese constitutional history can be divided into three major periods: 1st period, or the Constitution of the limited monarchy (12th century - 17th century) - from the foundation of the kingdom until the disappearance of the Cortes (1698); 2nd period, or the Constitution of the absolute monarchy (18th century - 19th century) - which substantially restricted the scope of the medieval Constitution in favour of the monarch's absolute power of the monarch, namely by considering him the holder of political power by divine delegation, extinguishing the Cortes and limiting the notion of "Fundamental Laws" to those that dealt with the succession to the crown, the regency of the kingdom and the guardianship of the monarch during his minority; 3rd period, or the modern Constitution (from the foundation of the kingdom until the disappearance of the Cortes). 3rd period, or the modern constitution (19th - 21st centuries) - based on a constitutional text emanating from the will of the nation (except in the case of constitutions granted by the King), which became the origin of all legitimate power, based on the separation of powers, "representative government" and fundamental rights. The aim of this project is to research the constitutional history of Portugal, from the foundation of the kingdom in the 12th century to the 21st century, considering relevant themes such as: Genealogy of the term and concept of Constitution; Ancient, traditional or historical Constitution; Modern constitutions (1822, 1826, 1838, 1911, 1933 and 1976); The constitutional attempt of 1823; Constituent procedure (democratic or autocratic); Foundations of the Constitution: bases of the constitutional state, constitutional principles, fundamental rights and duties, organisation of political power, etc; Guarantee and effectiveness of the Constitution; The political-doctrinal debate on each Constitution during its time in force.
Scientific Domain General field Specific field	Law Portuguese Constitutional History
Methodology	Documentary research in archives; consultation of thematic bibliography
Partners	Assembly of the Republic Publishing Division for an editorial series.
Expected Results	Edition of 8 volumes on Portuguese Constitutional History Other books Scientific articles Scientific events Divulgation articles to the non-academic public Initial plan for the Portuguese Constitutional History editorial series: 2020 - Volume I: Constitutionalism before the Constitution (12th-19th centuries) 2022 - Volume II: Political Constitution of the Portuguese Monarchy of 1822. 2022 - Volume VI: Political Constitution of the Portuguese Republic of 1911. 2023 - Volume III: Charter of Fundamental Law of 1823. 2024 - Volume VII: Political Constitution of the Portuguese Republic of 1933. 2025 - Volume V: Political Constitution of the Portuguese Monarchy of 1838. 2026 - Volume IV: Constitutional Charter of the Portuguese Monarchy of 1826. 2026 - Volume VIII: Constitution of the Portuguese Republic of 1976.
Publications	I – Scientific publications *a) Série editorial História Constitucional Portuguesa, Coleção Parlamento* (Assembleia da República: Divisão de Edições):** Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – História Constitucional Portuguesa I: Constitucionalismo antes da Constituição (sécs. XII-XVIII), Lisboa, Assembleia da República: Divisão de Edições, 2020 [ISBN – 978-972-556-727-2]. Reviews: Faustino MARTINEZ MARTINEZ – «Lusitania Constitucional», Historia Constitucional, n.º 22, 2021, pp. 1056-1076 DOI: https://doi.org/10.17811/hc.v0i22.738 Oscar FERREIRA – «V. Moreira, J. Domingues, História constitucional portuguesa. Volume I: constitucionalismo antes da constituição (séculos XIIe-XIXe) (2020)», Jus Politicum, n° 27, janvier 2022, pp. 371-379 [http://juspoliticum.com/article/V-Moreira-J-Domingues-Historia-constitucional-portuguesa-Volume-I-constitucionalismo-antes-da-constituicao-seculos-XIIe-XIXe-2020-1456.html]. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – História Constitucional Portuguesa II: Constituição Política da Monarquia Portuguesa de 1822, Lisboa, Assembleia da República: Divisão de Edições, 2023 [ISBN – 78-972-556-810-1]. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – História Constitucional Portuguesa III: Carta de Lei Fundamental de 1823, Lisboa, Assembleia da República: Divisão de Edições (em preparação). Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – História Constitucional Portuguesa VI: Constituição Política da República Portuguesa de 1911, Lisboa, Assembleia da República: Divisão de Edições (a editar). b) Books and chapters: Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES (coord.) – Os Projetos da Constituição Portuguesa de 1822 (Relatórios do 3.º Ciclo em Direito), Lisboa, Universidade Lusíada Editora, 2018 < http://hdl.handle.net/11067/4555 > José DOMINGUES – «Do constitucionalismo revolucionário medievo às Ordenações do reino de Portugal», in François FORONDA et Jean-Philippe GENET (dir.), Des chartes aux constitutions: Autour de l’idée constitutionnelle en Europe (xiie-xviie siècle), Paris, Éditions de la Sorbonne, École française de Rome, 2019, pp. 327-363 DOI : 10.4000/books.psorbonne.54388. José DOMINGUES – «Nos primórdios do habeas corpus português: um caso concreto do século XIII», in José de Matos Correia e Ricardo Leite Pinto (Coord.), Estudos em homenagem ao professor António Martins da Cruz, Lisboa, Universidade Lusíada Editora, 2020, pp. 453-460 DOI: 10.34628/7xn9-nt13. José DOMINGUES – «Bajo el lema de convocar las Cortes y aprobar la Constitución en Portugal», in Manuel CHUST y Ignacio FERNÁNDEZ SARASOLA (eds.), Trienio: un debate abierto, dos hemisferios conectados (1820-1824), Madrid, Silex Magnum, 2023, pp. 555-558. c) Articles in scientific journals José DOMINGUES – «A união dinástica com Castela e a Constituição medieval portuguesa», e-Legal History Review, n.º 27, 2018, pp. 1-17. José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «Genealogy of the notion of constitution in Portugal: the “fundamental laws” and the “civil constitution”», Revista Española de Derecho Constitucional, n.º 121, enero/abril 2021, pp. 73-102. DOI: 10.18042/cepc/redc.121.03 Reprinted in Portuguese: «Genealogia da noção de Constituição em Portugal: as “Leis Fundamentais” e a “Constituição Civil”», Anuário Português de Direito Constitucional, vol. X, 2018-2020 [2023], pp. 217-252. [ISBN: 978-989-8951-88-5]. José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «O livro das atas da Junta Constituinte de 1823-1824 em Portugal», História (São Paulo), Vol. 40, 2021, pp. 1-32. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1590/1980-4369e2021021. José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «O enigma da Súplica constitucional portuguesa de 1808», Historia Constitucional, n.º 24, 2023, pp. 501-535 DOI: https://doi.org/10.17811/hc.v0i24.881. José DOMINGUES – «Duzentos e cinquenta anos de ensino da história constitucional em Portugal (1772-2022)», Journal of Constitutional History / Giornale Storia Constituzionale, n.º 47/1, 2024, pp. 69-84 http://www.storiacostituzionale.it/doc_47/Domingues_GSC_47.pdf d) Database CLIMA – Corpus Legislativo da Idade Média Anotado, Disponível em: http://www.ulusiada.pt/clima II – Divulgation articles and events for the general public a) Articles in the journal JN História: José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «Os espaços do parlamento em Portugal: de Lamego a São Bento», JN História, n.º 38, junho 2022, pp. 34-49. José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «Quando o país aceitou prestar vassalagem a Napoleão Bonaparte (novas luzes sobre uma história mal contada há mais de dois séculos)», JN História, n.º 46, outubro de 2023, pp. 42-57. b) Events Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «O Bicentenário da Constituição de 1822», Conferência organizada pela Divisão de Edições da Assembleia da República e realizada no âmbito da 43ª edição da Feira do Livro de Coimbra, 8 de julho de 2022. Apresentação pública da História Constitucional Portuguesa, Volume I – Constitucionalismo antes da Constituição (Sécs. XII-XIX), pelo Deputado Pedro Delgado Alves, na Biblioteca Passos Manuel (AR), Palácio de São Bento, em Lisboa, 25 de janeiro de 2023.
Keywords	Portuguese Electoral History; Electoral Constitution; Political Representation; Electoral Systems; Public Mandate
Project Contribution to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	SDG 16: "To develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels".
Remarks	Schedule: Start date - 2018 Completion date - 2027 Duration - 9 years

RP 1.7 - Human Rights in the Digital Age: e-person and privacy

RP 1.7 - Title ACTIVE PROJECT	Human Rights in the Digital Age: e-person and privacy
Coordinator	Jose A.R.L. Gonzalez
Team (core members)	Filipa Pais d'Aguiar Ana Bárbara Sousa e Brito João Simões José C. Garcia dos Santos José de Matos Correia Marisa Almeida Araújo Susana Vieira José Duarte Nogueira António Cunha Hugo Tavares Miguel Pereira Coutinho
Research Group	Group 1 - Public Law and Political Science Group 2 - Private Law
Line of research	RL 2 - Transnational Public Law RL 3 - Fundamental Rights, Dignity, Sustainability, Artificial Intelligence and Social Justice
Goals	Problematization and critical reflection on: The existence, use and development of AI, robots and related technologies; The current and prospective challenges emerging from the existence, use and development of AI, robots and related technologies The multidisciplinary overview and approach to the global challenges posed by AI, robots, and related technologies, namely in the context of sustainable development and social inclusion. Protection and processing of personal data.
Scientific Area	Human Rights
Methodology	Development of scientific, multilateral, and multidisciplinary debate and pondering on Human Rights in the digital era through the organization and/or participation in the activities described in the “Dissemination” field.
Partners	EMERJ – Escola de Magistratura do Estado do Rio de Janeiro ICPOL – Centro de Investigação do ISCPSI [Instituto Superior de Ciências Policiais e Segurança Interna] IGADI – Instituto Galego de Análise e Documentación Internacional UFF – Universidade Federal Fluminense, RJ, Brasil
Expected Results	Presentation by: The scientific analysis conclusions on potential altering observed in the concepts’ scope of Human Rights, Fundamental Rights, Constitutionalism, Legal Culture and Ethics, resulting from the digital era; Proposals for the several challenges arising from the existence, use and development of AI, robots, and related technologies to build a multilateral and multidisciplinary dialogue and mindset that enables the introduction of innovative solutions potentially applicable in national and international legislation and jurisprudence.
Disclosure	2020 Elaboração de artigo González, José ARL (2020) - Responsabilidade por danos e Inteligência Artificial (IA). In Revista de Direito Comercial, 2020, online. González, José A.R.L.; Pais d’Aguiar, Filipa (2020) - The right to privacy in digital era: brief considerations. Revista Juris Poiesis. Vol.23 - n° 31, 2020, pg.212-242. ISSN 2448-0517. Rio de Janeiro, 30 de Abril de 2020. Também, González, J. A. R. L., & d’Aguiar, F. P. (2020). The right to privacy in digital era: brief considerations. - DOI 10.5935/2448-0517.20190064. Juris Poiesis - Qualis B1, 23(31), 212–242. 2021 Pais D’Aguiar, Filipa – Participação da investigadora nas atividades da primeira fase do projeto CLISSIS: Laboratório de Música, Saúde, Inclusão Social e Direitos Humanos: Um projeto da Universidade Lusíada - Lisboa para a promoção dos Direitos Humanos através da música. A primeira fase inclui a formação do MusicLab na Escola Secundária Marquês de Pombal, onde os jovens estudantes se encontram semanalmente com músicos profissionais, aprendem através de jam sessions, procurando organizar pequenos concertos quinzenais e grupos de discussão relacionados com Saúde, Inclusão Social e Direitos Humanos. As atividades são desenvolvidas e supervisionadas por investigadores e docentes da ULL\|CLISSIS\|CEJEIA com ligação estreita ao diretor da escola, psicólogo e professores. A versão ampliada do projeto está disponível no dossier ampliado da Revista Juris Poiesis, secção especial Direitos Humanos em foco: Desafios a serem enfrentados nas sociedades contemporâneas. Participante de roundtable: Pais d’Aguiar, Filipa (2021) - The Music, Health, Social Inclusion, and Human Rights Lab: a Lisbon Lusíada University Project for Human Rights promotion through music. In Andrews, Penelope, LSA President – Law and Society Association 2021 annual virtual conference: crisis healing re-imagining. CRN1 - Comparative Constitutional Law and Legal Culture: Asia and the Americas. Vulnerable Populations in Focus Roundtable. Session chair - Professor Fernanda Duarte, PhD, 29/05/2021. Disponível em WWW: <URL: https://www.lawandsociety.org/2021-virtual-conference/ > PAIS d’AGUIAR, Filipa ; GASPAR, Tânia (2021) - The Music, Health, Social Inclusion, and Human Rights Lab : A Lisbon Lusíada University Project for Human Rights promotion through music. In Revista Juris Poiesis, Rio de Janeiro. [online]. Vol. 24, n.º 36 (2021) 334-339. Availabe at WWW: < URL: http://periodicos.estacio.br/index.php/jurispoiesis/article/viewFile/10292/47968172>. ISSN 2448-0517. (Revista Juris Poiesis special section on Human Rights in focus: Challenges to be faced in contemporary societies extended dossier). Organização de I Law School Summer Webinar: Legal Science Current Issues: A Multidisciplinary Overview. 28-30 Julho 2021. Participação de Universidades Lusíada Lisboa (José A.R.L. González, coord., Filipa Pais d’Aguiar, coord.; participação de aluna da licenciatura em Relações Internacionais Susana Vieira, e da mestranda Bárbara Silva), Jeffrey Omari, Assistant Professor Northern Illinois University College of Law; investigadores do IGADI Marola Padin, Xose Carlos Morell, Daniel Palau; Wang Jincheng, Director of the Confucius Institute, University of Lisbon; EMERJ, Lúcia Frota de Aguiar, André Gustavo Andrade, Universidade Estácio de Sá. Seminário: Pais d’Aguiar, Filipa (2021) - What about Human Rights and Machine Rights?. In Pais d’Aguiar, Filipa; González, J.A.R.L., org. – Lusíada Summer School : Legal Science Current Issues : a multidisciplinary overview. From the 28th – 30th July 2021, 11 a.m to 4 p.m., Zoom – UL platform. Disponível em WWW: <URL: https://www.lis.ulusiada.pt/pt-pt/eventos/lus%C3%ADadasummerschool%E2%80%94legalsciencecurrentissues.aspx > Elaboração de capítulo de livro em co-autoria: González, José ARL; Pais d’Aguiar, Filipa (2021) - Inteligência artificial e reconhecimento facial. In Lúcia Frota Pestana de Aguiar Silva, Rafael Alem Mello Ferreira, Bianca Tito, (Org.) – Direito animalista: natureza e além. Editora Dialética, São Paulo. (aguarda publicação, 2.ª edição). Webinar: apresentação do artigo a 7 de Dezembro de 2021 (organizado pelo Fórum Permanente de Pós-Humanismo e Defesa dos Animais Cláudio Cavalcanti da EMERJ) do capítulo de livro: González, José ARL; Pais d’Aguiar, Filipa (2024) - Inteligência artificial e reconhecimento facial. In, Júlia Klehm Fermino e Lúcia Frota Pestana de Aguiar Silva (Orgs.) – Direito animalista : natureza e além. 2.ª ed. Editora Dialética, São Paulo. ISBN: 9786527033905. 296 p. 2022 Open class I – Direito Comparado e a análise da questão animal: Brasil e Portugal. Oradores: Universidades Lusíada – Lisboa (José A.R.L. González; Filipa Pais d’Aguiar), EMERJ (Lúcia Frota Pestana de Aguiar), Universidade Estácio de Sá e EMERJ (Des. André Gustavo Andrade). Organização: CEPRI, FDULL, NEDULL. Local: Universidades Lusíada, formato híbrido (virtual e presencial), Lisboa, auditório 1, 11 de Março de 2022, 17H00-19H00. Law and Society Association, Lisboa, 15 de Julho, 2022. Roundtable session chair Filipa Pais D’Aguiar, ULL, Portugal. Tema da Roundtable: Digital constitutionalism conceptual approaches: Brazil and Portugal, no âmbito do CRN1 – Comparative Constitutional Law and Legal Culture: Asia and the Americas (coordenado por Fernanda Duarte, UFF, RJ, Brasil; PPGD\|UNESA). Participantes da Roundtable: Jeffrey Omari Northern (Illinois University College of Law), Lúcio Miguel Correia (Universidade Lusíada de Lisboa), Marisa Araújo (Lusíada University - North (Porto), Lúcia Frota Pestana de Aguiar Silva (Escola da Magistratura /TJ/RJ) e André Corrêa de Andrade (Universidade Estácio de Sá). 2023 González, J.A.R.L. (2023) - Self-ownership e vacinação. In MACHETE, Pedro; RIBEIRO, Gonçalo de Almeida; CANOTILHO, Mariana, org.; PINTO, Cláudia Saavedra, colab. – Estudo em Homenagem ao Conselheiro-Presidente Manuel da Costa Andrade. Vol. II. Coimbra: Almedina. Taormina Science of Consciousness (TSC) 2023, 28.ª Conferência Internacional Interdisciplinar. Taormina, Sicilia (It), 23-28 Maio 2023. Apresentação do resumo “The impact of Libet’s mind-time theory of consciousness on Criminal Law”, pela Professora Ana Bárbara Sousa e Brito. Conclusão do mestrado com arguição de dissertação sobre “Inteligência artificial e a responsabilidade penal no ordenamento jurídico português: aspetos históricos, atuais e prospectivos.”, Mestre Bárbara Silva, orientadora Filipa Pais D’Aguiar. Artigo de opinião, versão bilingue PT\|EN: Pais D’Aguiar, Filipa (2023) - AI and Human Rights in the Digital Era: how GPT is impacting the academic community…\| IA e Direitos Humanos na Era Digital: Como o GPT está a afectar a comunidade académica… Ogalus \| IGADI: Pontevedra, p. 29. Disponível em: https://www.igadi.gal/publicacions/libros/publicacions-especiais/especial-lusofonia-15-anos-do-ogalus/ ISSN: 2990-1316. Protocolo de cooperação científica entre Universidades Lusíada e IGADI (em fase de apreciação). Protocolo de cooperação científica entre Universidades Lusíada e Universidade Federal Fluminense (em fase de apreciação). Workshop Internacional – Livre-arbítrio: entre a ética, o direito, a neurociência e a inteligência \| Organização: Centro de Estudos Jurídicos, Económicos e Ambientais (UL) \| Data: 25 setembro 2023 \| Horário: 14H30 - 18H20 \| Local: Auditório 1 – UL. Oradores e temas: Gabriel Mograbi (Universidade Federal Rio de Janeiro) "Dilemas Morais e Legais: de Intuições Testáveis a Neurociência e Neurocomputação"; Steven S. Gouveia (MLAG/IF/Universidade do Porto) "Livre-Arbítrio e Determinismo: Entre a Filosofia e a Neurociência"; Arlindo Oliveira (Instituto Superior Técnico Lisboa) "Senciência Artificial: Evolução Inevitável ou Objectivo Impossível?"; Bárbara Sousa e Brito (Universidade Lusíada) "Livre-arbítrio. Ação e Culpa em Direito Penal"; José A.R.L. González (Universidade Lusíada) "Direito a não ser unicamente julgado por Inteligência Artificial?". Roundtable sobre a Inteligência Artificial no Direito Penal. Organização: ELSA (European Law Student Association) \| NEDULL (Núcleo de Estudantes de Direito da Universidade Lusíada – Lisboa). Apresentação do tema pelas oradoras Fernanda Duarte (Universidade Federal Fluminense, RJ, Brasil; PPGD\|UNESA) e Filipa Pais D’Aguiar (Universidades Lusíada – Lisboa, Portugal): “Direitos Humanos e IA: principais dimensões e desafios actuais.”. Dia 09 de outubro de 2023, Universidade Lusíada de Lisboa, auditório 1, 10h00-12h00. VIII Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra: uma visão transdisciplinar. 11 de Outubro de 2023, 18H00, Coimbra/Portugal. Apresentação de resumo aprovado: “Direitos Humanos e Culturas Jurídicas: o impacto da IA generativa”. Autora: Filipa Pais D’Aguiar. Apresentação do resumo no âmbito do tema do Simpósio Temático Online n.º 39: Direitos Humanos e Culturas Jurídicas. VIII Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra: uma visão transdisciplinar. 12 de Outubro de 2023, 11H00, Coimbra/Portugal. Coordenação de Simpósio Temático Online n.º 56, subordinado ao tema: Constitucionalismo Digital e os Desafios Globais na Promoção e Protecção dos Direitos Humanos. Coordenação: Filipa Pais D’Aguiar (Universidades Lusíada – Lisboa, Portugal) e Fernanda Duarte (Universidade Federal Fluminense, RJ, Brasil; PPGD\|UNESA). VIII Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra: uma visão transdisciplinar. De 10 a 12 de Outubro de 2023, Coimbra/Portugal. Publicação de artigo científico na revista do Congresso no âmbito do tema do Simpósio Temático Online n.º 56: Constitucionalismo Digital e os Desafios Globais na Promoção e Protecção dos Direitos Humanos, sob coordenação de Filipa Pais D’Aguiar (Universidades Lusíada – Lisboa, Portugal) e Fernanda Duarte (Universidade Federal Fluminense, RJ, Brasil; PPGD\|UNESA). Descrição do artigo: Duarte, Fernanda; Pais D’Aguiar, Filipa (2023) – Direitos Humanos e Inteligência Artificial: identificação e análise dos principais desafios globais (sob a ótica das sociedades ocidentais). VIII Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra: uma visão transdisciplinar. Ebook. Aula aberta do curso de Doutoramento em Direito PPGD/UNESA. Organização Oradora: Filipa Pais D’Aguiar (Universidades Lusíada – Lisboa, Portugal). Seminário: “Direitos Humanos e IA: principais dimensões jurídicas, éticas, filosóficas, sociais e culturais no contexto europeu e transnacional”. Plataforma Microsoft Teams, 13 Novembro 2023, 9H00-12H00, RJ, Brasil). (aguarda realização). González, J.A.R.L. (2023) – “Direito a não ser (unicamente) julgado por IA?” (em elaboração). 2024 Celebração Protocolo de cooperação entre Universidade Lusíada de Lisboa, Portugal e Universidade Federal Fluminense, RJ, Brasil, a 20 de Fevereiro de 2024. Open class II – Direito Comparado e sistemas de Inteligência Artificial: considerações juscomparadas, no contexto europeu e internacional. Oradora: Filipa Pais d’Aguiar. Organização: Universidades Lusíada – Lisboa \| CEJEIA \| Universidade Federal Fluminense, RJ, Brasil. Local: Universidades Lusíada - Lisboa, formato híbrido (virtual e presencial). 15 de Mar. 2024. Disponível em: https://eventos.lis.ulusiada.pt/2023-2024/aula-aberta-direitos-humanos-sistemas-ia Aula do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Justiça Administrativa da Universidade Federal Fluminense PPGJA/UFF, em convénio com o Tribunal de Justiça do Amazonas. 4 abril de 2024, ULL, Sala de Conselhos, 20H00-23h00 (PT), 16H00-19H00 (BR), evento híbrido. Oradora: Pais d’Aguiar, Filipa (2024) – Inteligência Artificial e Direitos Humanos – Dimensões actuais e prospectivas: o Regulamento de IA da EU. Participação especial: Simões, João sobre: Poder e água: cooperação e a construção de regimes para a boa governação dos rios transfronteiriços. Organização científica: Fernanda Duarte e Ana Paula Felipe, PPGJA/UFF e CEJEIA/ULL. Disponível em: https://news.ulusiada.pt//Home/Detalhe/Detalhes/ArtMID/5407/ArticleID/6901/preview/true Organização científica do Curso de Pós-graduação em Inteligência Artificial, Privacidade de Dados e Cibersegurança das Universidade Lusíada - Lisboa. Coordenação científica: J.A.R.L. González, Filipa Pais D’Aguiar, Pedro Clemente, em protocolo com Universidade Federal Fluminense e ISCPSI – Instituto Superior de Ciências Policiais e Segurança Interna. González, José A. R. L. (2024) – Direitos de Personalidade. Novos Problemas. (Livro, no prelo, Quid Juris, Lisboa). Celebração de Protocolo de cooperação entre Universidade Lusíada de Lisboa, Portugal e ICPOL – Centro de Investigação do ISCPSI [Instituto Superior de Ciências Policiais e Segurança Interna]. Matos, José (2024) – Construção dos sistemas de IA, a importância da matemática na elaboração de algoritmos, a monitorização dos sistemas de IA, os princípios éticos e códigos de conduta e apresentação de casos práticos. Exposição oral do docente da U.C. de Matemática, da Universidade Lusíada de Lisboa na U.C. de Filosofia do Direito, do 4.º ano da licenciatura em Direito, no âmbito do Capítulo I, da Parte IV do Programa da U.C de Filosofia do Direito (relativa ao Direito, os meios de comunicação electrónicos e a Inteligência Artificial (IA): descrição e alcance da problemática e a sua fundamentalidade na construção do pensamento e reflexão jusfilosóficos) Regência: Filipa Pais D’Aguiar. Exposição seguida de debate e esclarecimento de dúvidas. 27 de Maio de 2024,18H00, sala 4F, Universidade Lusíada de Lisboa. Celebração de Protocolo de cooperação entre Universidade Lusíada de Lisboa, Portugal e IGADI – Instituto Galego de Análise e Documentación Internacional, 22 de Julho de 2024. Pais d’Aguiar, Filipa (2024) – Direitos Humanos e Inteligência Artificial: principais dimensões jurídicas, éticas, sociais e culturas, no contexto europeu e transnacional. – in Carlos Affonso Leony Neto, Leandro de Matos Coutinho, Patrice Desirée de Mello (Coord.) – Mentes digitais : do zero ao infinito : homenagem à Professora Fernanda Duarte. Prefácio de Guilherme Calmon Nogueira da Gama. São Paulo : Editora GZ. Agosto 2024. ISBN 978-65-5813-116-8. 242 p. Organização da II Law School Summer Webinar: Legal Science Current Issues: A Multidisciplinary Overview. 5 e 6 de setembro de 2024. Organização e participação das Universidades Lusíada Lisboa \| Universidade Federal Fluminense. Local: Universidades Lusíada Lisboa. Formato do curso de Verão: híbrido, online e presencial. Transmissão e gravação do evento: ULL e JustiçaTV. Organização científica: J.A.R.L. González e Filipa Pais D’Aguiar. Com apresentação dos seguintes seminários: Seminário: Duarte, Fernanda; González, J.A.R.L. ; Pais D’Aguiar, Filipa (2024) – Can the machine, equipped with AI, be seen as a moral agent? : Jusphilosophical considerations on the scope of protection of neurorights. In J.A.R.L. González, Filipa Pais D’Aguiar (org.) - II Law School Summer Webinar: Legal Science Current Issues: A Multidisciplinary Overview. 5 de setembro de 2024, 10H30-11H30. Disponível em WWW: <https://news.ulusiada.pt/Home/Detalhe/Detalhes/faculdade-de-direito-organiza-2186-webinar-de-ver227o-sobre-quest245es-atuais-da-ci234ncia-jur237dica-uma-vis227o-multidisciplinar> Seminário: Clemente, Pedro (2024) – Direito à informação e proteção de dados pessoais: um desafio da era digital. In J.A.R.L. González, Filipa Pais D’Aguiar (org.) - II Law School Summer Webinar: Legal Science Current Issues: A Multidisciplinary Overview. 5 de setembro de 2024, 11H30-12H30. Disponível em WWW: <https://news.ulusiada.pt/Home/Detalhe/Detalhes/faculdade-de-direito-organiza-2186-webinar-de-ver227o-sobre-quest245es-atuais-da-ci234ncia-jur237dica-uma-vis227o-multidisciplinar> Seminário: Silva, Nuno (2024) – Ética digital e regulamentação da inteligência artificial. In J.A.R.L. González, Filipa Pais D’Aguiar (org.) - II Law School Summer Webinar: Legal Science Current Issues: A Multidisciplinary Overview. 5 de setembro de 2024, 14H30-15H30. Disponível em WWW: <https://news.ulusiada.pt/Home/Detalhe/Detalhes/faculdade-de-direito-organiza-2186-webinar-de-ver227o-sobre-quest245es-atuais-da-ci234ncia-jur237dica-uma-vis227o-multidisciplinar> Seminário: Pinto, Paulo (2024) – Inteligência artificial: conceitos e desafios. In J.A.R.L. González, Filipa Pais D’Aguiar (org.) - II Law School Summer Webinar: Legal Science Current Issues: A Multidisciplinary Overview. 5 de setembro de 2024, 15H30-16H30. Disponível em WWW: <https://news.ulusiada.pt/Home/Detalhe/Detalhes/faculdade-de-direito-organiza-2186-webinar-de-ver227o-sobre-quest245es-atuais-da-ci234ncia-jur237dica-uma-vis227o-multidisciplinar> Seminário: Mesquita, João (2024) – Usos de IA em cinema expandido. In J.A.R.L. González, Filipa Pais D’Aguiar (org.) - II Law School Summer Webinar: Legal Science Current Issues: A Multidisciplinary Overview. 6 de setembro de 2024, 10H45-11H45. Disponível em WWW: <https://news.ulusiada.pt/Home/Detalhe/Detalhes/faculdade-de-direito-organiza-2186-webinar-de-ver227o-sobre-quest245es-atuais-da-ci234ncia-jur237dica-uma-vis227o-multidisciplinar> Seminário: Cabrita, Túlia (2024) – Desafios da Inteligência Artificial: dependência e autorregulação. In J.A.R.L. González, Filipa Pais D’Aguiar (org.) - II Law School Summer Webinar: Legal Science Current Issues: A Multidisciplinary Overview. 6 de setembro de 2024, 11H45-12H45. Disponível em WWW: <https://news.ulusiada.pt/Home/Detalhe/Detalhes/faculdade-de-direito-organiza-2186-webinar-de-ver227o-sobre-quest245es-atuais-da-ci234ncia-jur237dica-uma-vis227o-multidisciplinar> Seminário: Simões, João (2024) – Natural space as the limit of territoriality? Climate change, SIDS and the future of islands states. In J.A.R.L. González, Filipa Pais D’Aguiar (org.) - II Law School Summer Webinar: Legal Science Current Issues: A Multidisciplinary Overview. 6 de setembro de 2024, 14H30-15H30. Disponível em WWW: <https://news.ulusiada.pt/Home/Detalhe/Detalhes/faculdade-de-direito-organiza-2186-webinar-de-ver227o-sobre-quest245es-atuais-da-ci234ncia-jur237dica-uma-vis227o-multidisciplinar> Seminário: Oliveira, Guilherme ; Cunha, Monique (2024) – Regulamento IA. In J.A.R.L. González, Filipa Pais D’Aguiar (org.) - II Law School Summer Webinar: Legal Science Current Issues: A Multidisciplinary Overview. 6 de setembro de 2024, 16H00-17H00. Disponível em WWW: <https://news.ulusiada.pt/Home/Detalhe/Detalhes/faculdade-de-direito-organiza-2186-webinar-de-ver227o-sobre-quest245es-atuais-da-ci234ncia-jur237dica-uma-vis227o-multidisciplinar> Artigos a publicar no dossier especial Revista Polis, dedicado às apresentações do II Curso de verão). (Prazo de submissão: 31 Dez. 2024). In J.A.R.L. González, Filipa Pais D’Aguiar (org.) - II Law School Summer Webinar: Legal Science Current Issues: A Multidisciplinary Overview. 5 e 6 de setembro de 2024. Disponível em WWW: <https://news.ulusiada.pt/Home/Detalhe/Detalhes/faculdade-de-direito-organiza-2186-webinar-de-ver227o-sobre-quest245es-atuais-da-ci234ncia-jur237dica-uma-vis227o-multidisciplinar> Aguiar, Filipa Pais; Duarte, Fernanda; González, J.A.R.L. (2024) - Pode a máquina dotada de IA ser havida como um moral agent? Considerações jusfilosóficas sobre o âmbito de protecção dos neurodireitos. Can the machine, equipped with AI, be seen as a moral agent? : Jusphilosophical considerations on the scope of protection of neurorights. Versão bilingue: português e inglês. Clemente, Pedro (2024) – Protecção de dados pessoais em tempo de IA. Versão portuguesa. Brito, Ana Bárbara Sousa ; Gouveia, Steven (2024) (Org.) - 2.º Workshop Internacional - Livre-arbítrio: Inteligência Artificial, Neurociência e Direito. Disponível em: https://news.ulusiada.pt//Home/Detalhe/Detalhes/2186-workshop-internacional-livre-arb237trio-intelig234ncia-artificial-neuroci234ncia-e-direito. Comissão Científica: Ana Bárbara Sousa Brito (Universidade Lusíada Lisboa); Steven S. Gouveia (Instituto Filosofia Universidade do Porto). Oradores: Dina Mendonça (Universidade Nova de Lisboa) Hugo Neri Munhoz (Universidade de São Paulo); José ARL González (Universidade Lusíada – Lisboa); Manuel Curado (Universidade do Minho); Rui Soares Pereira (Faculdade Direito, Universidade Lisboa); Sara Fernandes (Universidade Católica Portuguesa); Steven S. Gouveia (Instituo Filosofia Universidade do Porto); Veridiana Domingos Cordeiro (Universidade de São Paulo). Artigo: Resumen semanal, versão bilingue PT\|EN: Pais D’Aguiar, Filipa (2023) - 2nd Webinar de Verão 2024: IA e uma visão multidisciplinar \| 2nd Summer Webinar 2024: AI and a Multidisciplinar Overview. 1 Outubro 2024. IGADI: Pontevedra. Disponível em: <https://www.igadi.gal/analise/ia-e-uma-visao-multidisciplinar-2nd-webinar-de-verao-2024/> IX Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra. 9 de outubro de 2024, 11H00, bloco 3. Coordenação de Simpósio Temático Online 46: Inteligência Artificial, Direito e Cultura Jurídica. Coordenadoras do simpósio: Fernanda Duarte, Universidade Federal Fluminense e pesquisadora do INCT-InEAC/UFF. Filipa Pais d’Aguiar, Universidades Lusíada – Lisboa e investigadora do CEJEIA. Apresentações dos investigadores: “IA, Direitos Humanos e Políticas Familiares” de Ana Paula Faria Felipe (UFF); “IA e inseguranças globais: uma análise do relatório de riscos globais de 2024 do Fórum Econômico Mundial”, de Bárbara Gomes Lupetti Baptista (UFF) e Rafael Iorio (UFF); “Protecção de dados pessoais em tempo global de inteligência artificial: da imperatividade ético-legal à cultura cívica”, de Pedro Clemente (ULL); “O Direito à água, conflitos hídricos e inteligência artificial num contexto de desenvolvimento sustentável global”, de João Simões (ULL); “Desafíos de la Justicia algorítmica”, de Fernando Babi Ruiz (Universidad de Sevilla). Resumos publicados: In Anais do Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra. v. 9 n. 1 (2024): IX Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra. ISSN 2595-2773. Disponível em WWW: <https://www.trabalhoscidhcoimbra.com/ojs/index.php/anaiscidhcoimbra>Publicado: 02.10.2024 IX Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra. 9 de outubro de 2024, 11H00, bloco 3. Publicação de artigo científico nos anais IX Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra, na revista do Congresso, no âmbito da coordenação do Simpósio Temático Online 46: Inteligência Artificial, Direito e Cultura Jurídica. Coordenadoras do simpósio: Fernanda Duarte, Universidade Federal Fluminense e pesquisadora do INCT-InEAC/UFF. Filipa Pais d’Aguiar, Universidades Lusíada – Lisboa e investigadora do CEJEIA. Descrição do artigo: Duarte, Fernanda ; Pais D’Aguiar, Filipa (2024) – Notas sobre a governança da Inteligência Artificial no Judiciário Brasileiro: a Resolução CNJ 332/2020 e a implementação de projeto IA no Brasil. No prelo, a disponibilizar em WWW: https://www.cidhcoimbra.com/anais. ISSN 2595-2773. Aguiar, Filipa Pais (2024) – Compreensão dos neurodireitos e principais manifestações nas culturas jurídicas. Apresentação Resumo no Simpósio online n.º 50: Direitos Humanos e Culturas Jurídicas. do IX Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra. 9 de outubro de 2024, 18H00, bloco 4. Coordenadores do simpósio: Rafael Mário Iorio Filho e Bárbara Gomes Lupetti Baptista. In Anais do Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra. v. 9 n. 1 (2024): IX Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra. ISSN 2595-2773. Disponível em WWW: <https://www.trabalhoscidhcoimbra.com/ojs/index.php/anaiscidhcoimbra/article/view/3455 > Publicado: 02.10.2024. ISSN 2595-2773. Aguiar, Filipa Pais (2024) – Compreensão dos neurodireitos e principais manifestações nas culturas jurídicas. Publicação de Resumo no Simpósio online n.º 50: Direitos Humanos e Culturas Jurídicas. No IX Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra. 9 de outubro de 2024, 18H00, bloco 4. Coordenadores do simpósio: Rafael Mário Iorio Filho e Bárbara Gomes Lupetti Baptista. In Anais do Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra. v. 9 n. 1 (2024): IX Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra. ISSN 2595-2773. Disponível em WWW: <https://www.trabalhoscidhcoimbra.com/ojs/index.php/anaiscidhcoimbra/article/view/3455 > Publicado: 02.10.2024. ISSN 2595-2773. Duarte, Fernanda; Pais D’Aguiar, Filipa (2024) – Direitos Humanos e Inteligência Artificial: identificação e análise dos principais desafios globais (sob a ótica das sociedades ocidentais)(versão revista e actualizada). In Mello, Cleyson; Vasconcelos, Priscila; Santos, Priscila (coord.) – Constituição, Direitos Humanos e Cidadania: estudos em homenagem ao Professor Rafael Mario Iorio Filho. Rio de Janeiro: Editora Processo. ISBN - 978655378208-2. González, José A.R.L.; Pais d’Aguiar, Filipa (2024) - Inteligência artificial e reconhecimento facial. In, Júlia Klehm Fermino e Lúcia Frota Pestana de Aguiar Silva (Orgs.) – Direito animalista : natureza e além. 2.ª ed. Editora Dialética, São Paulo. ISBN: 9786527033905. 296 p. Aula aberta: Pais D’Aguiar, Filipa (2024) – Direitos Humanos, Ética e IA. In Felipe, Ana Paula [et al.] (org.) – Global Ethics Day, Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs. 16 Outubro 2024, 14H00 (Brasília). Actividade vinculada à Semana Nacional de Ciência e Tecnologia – SNCT. 14 a 20 de Outubro de 2024 – Semana Académica/UFF. Submissão de resumo à Law and Society Association, 22-25 Maio, Chicago Illinois, 2025. Submissão de resumo de João Simões CRN1 (Collaborative Research Network n.º 1) – Comparative Constitutional Law and Legal Culture: Asia and the Americas (aguarda aprovação). Submissão de Resumo ao VI Congresso Internacional da Red Iberoamericana de Estudios Jurídicos 1812, 26-27 Junho 2025: “A Defesa doestado de Direito no Século XXI”. Org. Universidade Lusíada/CEJEIA-Centro de Estudos Jurídicos, Económicos, Internacionais e Ambientais (Lisboa, Portugal). Duarte, Fernanda ; Felipe, Ana Paula ; Pais D’Aguiar, Filipa ; Sotero, Nuno (2024) – Estado de Direito e Inteligência Artificial: na encruzilhada entre escolhas humanas e escolhas de IA? (aguarda aprovação). Colóquio: Pais D’Aguiar, Filipa ; Leitão, João (2024) - IA e Direito Humanos: Novos desafios?. ULL, Audit. 1, 18 Novembro 2024, 18H00-19H30. Presencial e a distância. Evento organizado no âmbito da Semana da Ciência e Tecnologia, por ocasião da celebração do Dia Nacional da Cultura Científica. Ciência Viva, FCT, ULL. Protocolo ULL e iNova Media Lab (fase inicial de apreciação). Actividade: Cápsula do Tempo (em fase de recolha de amostra). Martins, Margarida Salema D’Oliveira ; Pais D’Aguiar, Filipa (2024-2025) (Org.). O projecto: “Cápsula do Tempo” tem como objectivo geral assinalar a comemoração dos 50 anos do 25/Abril/1974, partindo de uma contemplação e recolha de testemunhos sobre os cinquenta anos do dia 25/Abril/1974, procura-se uma reflexão sobre o futuro da humanidade, do planeta, das relações internacionais, dos direitos e da justiça e sobre o papel da Universidade Lusíada nesse contexto universal, por ocasião dos 100 anos do 25 de Abril, em 2074. 2025 Tese de doutoramento sobre "Responsabilidade civil por danos emergentes do tratamento indevido de dados pessoais", Orientador J.A.R.L. González. Open class III – Direitos Humanos na Era Digital: uma visão comparada e transdisciplinar. Oradores: a determinar. Organização: Universidades Lusíada – Lisboa e Porto \| CEJEIA \| NEDULL \| Universidade Federal Fluminense, RJ, Brasil. Local: Universidades Lusíada - Lisboa, formato híbrido (virtual e presencial). Data prevista Fev./Mar. 2025 (sob confirmação). Law and Society Association, 22-25 Maio, Chicago Illinois, 2025. Organização de Roundtable no âmbito do CRN1 (Collaborative Research Network n.º 1) – Comparative Constitutional Law and Legal Culture: Asia and the Americas, com tema a designar no âmbito dos objectivos do presente projecto de investigação (sob confirmação). Organização da III Law School Summer Webinar: Legal Science Current Issues: A Multidisciplinary Overview. Setembro de 2025. Organização e participação das Universidades Lusíada Lisboa e Porto \| Universidade Federal Fluminense. Local: Universidades Lusíada Lisboa. Formato do curso de Verão: híbrido. Data prevista: Set. 2025 (sob confirmação). Participação no X Congresso Internacional de Direitos Humanos de Coimbra, 2025. (sob confirmação). Outras formas de divulgação: Divulgação das atividades nos canais de social media, LSA grouptalk.
Contribution of the Project to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	Goals 3 to 5 and 10 to 12 – Prioritise the development of online activities and free participation, seeking to reduce the associated personal, family, environmental, economic and social costs and guaranteeing inclusive, equitable, full and empowered access for the entire community to the training activities, safeguarding the health and well-being of all participants, collaborators and stakeholders in the implementation of project activities (e.g. referral to GAP; promotion of sustainable management of personal and community life living the ubuntu philosophy; dissemination of the project's activities in communities with a global reach such as LSA grouptalk; participation of researchers in the social inclusion and music therapy project MusicLab, by CLISSIS). Goals 11 to 15 – Whenever face-to-face travel becomes essential, try to make activities coincide on the same date, in order to reduce the number of trips and raise the awareness of lecturers, particularly, for SDG 13, 14, and 15 (e.g., selecting more sustainable means of transport in order to reduce the environmental impact resulting from travel). Objectives 1 to 17 – Presentation of the SDGs and their global relevance, as well as the development of the theoretical bases of the Principle of Sustainability, in the program of the Fundamental Rights discipline of the Law Degree.
Keywords	Human Rights - Artificial Intelligence - Sustainability - Social Justice - Ethics
Remarks	Schedule: Start date - 2020/2021 Completion date - 2025 (under confirmation) Duration - n.a.

RP 1.9 - Ideas, Power, and Strategy

RP 1.9 - Title ACTIVE PROJECT	Ideas, Power, and Strategy
Coordinator	Vítor Ramon Fernandes ORCID: 0000-0001-7846-7987 \| CIÊNCIA ID: CE17-7A8F-868E \| Scopus ID: 57192096344
Team (core members)	Vítor Ramon Fernandes José Francisco Pavia Maria Sousa Galito Fernanda Barreto Alves António Ribeiro Adérito Hugo Russo Vicente Tiago André Ferreira Lopes António Manuel Gonçalves Alexandre
Research group	Public Law and Political Science
Line of research	International Politics and Security
Goals	The world today is characterised by pervasive competition between states to shape the norms, rules, and practices of the international order. In this context, the perception concerning power, ideas and strategy are essential. States has positioned themselves in several domains, namely security, human rights, international law, and international trade with divergent positions on these issues. Clear fault lines have emerged between the US and China and Russia, but also among other states of different dimensions, between plural democracies and authoritarian regimes, without excluding other agents within the international system. The objectives of this project are to analyse these dynamics and their implications to the international order.
Scientific field General field Specific field	Political Sciences International Relations
Methodology	Qualitative analysis, consultation of thematic bibliography
Partners	-
Expected results	Publication of scientific articles; Organization of scientific events; Presentation of papers at conferences, Organization of scientific events.
Disclosures	-
Contribution of the Project to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	The project wishes to contribute to sustainability in the following manner: By ensuring equality on what concerns access to a good quality technical education and research By promoting dematerialisation regarding the process of learning and teaching in a gradual way.
Keywords	Ideas; Power; Strategy; International Order
Observations	Schedule: Start date - 2025 Completion date - 2029 Duration - 5 anos

RP 1.11 - The Rule of Law in Europe and, in particular, in Portugal

RP 1.11 - Title ACTIVE PROJECT	The Rule of Law in Europe and, in particular, in Portugal.
Coordinators	Margarida Salema d’Oliveira Martins
Team (Core members)	Margarida Salema d’Oliveira Martins Marisa Almeida Araújo Cristina Aragão Seia Rui Marrana Paulo Cunha Bárbara Sousa Brito André da Silva Paulos Bruna Moura Teresa leal Coelho Silvia Galvão Teles Miguel Catela Gonçalo Capitão José Daniel Tavares Luís Barbosa Rodrigues António Cunha Tomás Pereira Leonardo Grilo
Research Group	Public Law and Political Science
Research Line	Transnational Public Law
Goals	Recently, the European Union, was confronted to the fact that one of the fundamental values on which it is based, under article 2 of the Treaty on European Union, the Rule of Law is not interpreted in an equivalent way by all Member States since there may be setbacks in their defense. The preventive mechanisms against the risk of violation of this value and sanctions, contemplated on article 7 of the Treaty, have not been able to resolve numerous problems that have occurred in some Member States, such as Hungary and Poland. A European mechanism for the rule of law was then created, with several stages. The Commission has created a comprehensive rule of law mechanism as a key element of the common commitment of the EU and Member States to strengthen the rule of law and prevent issues from arising or worsening. The approach involves a dialogue with all Member States in an objective and impartial manner, bringing together the questions raised annually in a report on the rule of law that includes 27 chapters with individual assessments by Member States. This mechanism reinforces existing instruments. The 4 main pillars on which the work rests are: the judicial system; fight against corruption, pluralism in the media, and other systems of balance of powers at an institutional level. The Commission recognizes that the constitutional, legal and political systems of Member States generally reflect high standards in matters of the rule of law, however, there are also serious issues, cases where the resilience of the rule of law safeguards are being tested and where gaps are becoming more evident. The first report was presented by the Commission on September 30, 2020. Other reports followed in 2021, 2022 and 2023. In this project we aim to, once a year, address the Commission’s annual report, participating directly or indirectly in a reflection on it in terms of the judicial system, corruption and the balance of powers, trying to open new ways of adressing such issues.
Scientific Domain General field Specific field	Law and Ethics
Methodology	Promote study, debate, critical evaluation and initiatives, from a multidisciplinary and multilateral perspective, at an academic level, but also with civil society and interested parties, to develop locally adapted programs on the subject, protection and future human rights, and other related issues in this line of investigation.
Partners	UNODC OCDE DGAE
Expected results	It will be organized a conference at least once a year and individual and/or collective papers around each of the 3 selected pillars. Hold a colloquium, during the electoral campaign, with the main political parties with candidacies for the European Parliament elections on June 10, 2024, addressing the main programmatic proposals for the 2024-2029 legislature.
Dissemination	Participation in scientific events Publications
Contribution of the Project to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	The project is aligned and aims to contribute to sustainable development, in particular, SDG 4, 5, 8, 10, 16 e 17
Keywords	Rule of Law; Corruption; European Union
Remarks	Schedule: Start date - 2023 Completion date - 2029 Duration - 7 years

RP 1.12 - To an ethical anticorruption education and culture in Law – legislative and practical

RP 1.12 - Title ACTIVE PROJECT	To an ethical anticorruption education and culture in Law – legislative and practical
Coordinator	Margarida Salema d’Oliveira Martins
Team (core members)	Margarida Salema d’Oliveira Martins Marisa Almeida Araújo Cristina Aragão Seia Rui Marrana Paulo Cunha Bárbara Sousa Brito André da Silva Paulos Bruna Moura Teresa leal Coelho Silvia Galvão Teles Miguel Catela Gonçalo Capitão José Daniel Tavares Tomás Pereira Leonardo Grilo
Research group	Public Law and Political Science
Line of research	Transnational Public Law
Goals	2nd Anticorruption International Congress – September/ October 2024 (Lisbon and Porto) Publication of the Proceedings of the Conference
Scientific field General field Specific field	Law and Ethics
Methodology	Promote study, debate, critical evaluation and initiatives, from a multidisciplinary and multilateral perspective, at an academic level, but also with civil society and interested parties, to develop locally adapted programs on the subject, protection and future human rights, and other related issues in this line of investigation.
Partners	UNODC Criminologists without borders OCDE DGAE
Expected results	The program of this II international congress essentially aims to understand how the instruments created to prevent corruption are working, given the slowness with which the entities take to become operational – for example MENAC, the Transparency Entity. Understand how other institutions react to corruption phenomena. The participation of prestigious academics, non-governmental and Portuguese and foreign political commentators will give the event a different perspective from the previous one – mainly focused on prevention, either in policies and judicial repression. Now it is a matter of understanding whether the mechanisms created in the meantime work and what is their impact on social life or advocate the creation of new ones or the transformation of the existing ones.
Disclosures	Participation in scientific events Publications
Contribution of the Project to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	The project is aligned and aims to contribute to sustainable development, in particular, SDG 4, 5, 8, 10, 16 e 17
Keywords	Law; Corruption; Anticorruption; Ethics
Observations	Schedule: Start date - 2023 Completion date - 2024 Duration - 1 year

RP 1.13 - Decisions adopted by the Parliament in its own cause

RP 1.13 - Title ACTIVE PROJECT	Decisions adopted by the Parliament in its own cause
Coordinator	Margarida Salema d’Oliveira Martins
Team (core members)	Margarida Salema d’Oliveira Martins Marisa Almeida Araújo Cristina Aragão Seia Rui Marrana Paulo Cunha Bárbara Sousa Brito André da Silva Paulos Bruna Moura Teresa Leal Coelho Silvia Galvão Teles Miguel Catela Gonçalo Capitão José Daniel Tavares Tomás Pereira Leonardo Grilo
Research group	Public Law and Political Science
Line of research	Transnational Public Law
Goals	Following the work carried out on political financing in the previous project from 2018-2023, it appears that the Parliament adopts numerous decisions relating to its own organization and functioning, such as internal legislation on financial resources to internal regulations on the internal organization which could be included in the so-called organizational autonomy. This type of deliberations covers parliamentary groups and various internal bodies up to the functioning of their plenary meetings and parliamentary committees. Today, the regulations are true internal laws that make clear that the Parliament is a complex entity, with multiple internal groups, which represent different logics and interests, which are not always reconcilable because they can reflect political-party competition that derives from electoral results. Recently it was verified the fact that a government having an absolute parliamentary majority gave, on one hand, the comfort of obtaining the desired decision, but, on the other hand, it isolated the government since now everyone was against it. The lack of external supervision over Parliament’s political acts, except necessarily those that derive from the control of the constitutionality of legal acts by the Constitutional Court or similar Court, is evident. Today, the classic thesis of control of the parliamentary power through popular sovereignty elections is not enough. Talking about popular electoral judgement and hypothetical rotation of executive power is politically insufficient. There must be external control during legislatures, which have been guided by rules relating to deputies to parties, parliamentary groups and Assembly itself in the judicial forum raising political contestation. The curious paradox is that it is Parliament itself that focused on its own control: constitutional rules are determined by parliaments; Constitutions contain restrictions in addition to ones included in legislation, such as incompatibilities and impediments; on the other hand they have rights and privileges, and immunities, etc. Matters such as regulation of party and electoral financing, conflicts of interest, revolving doors, nepotism, lobbies, etc. they must be subject of in-depth reflection and verification by control entities so that there are no decisions adopted in their own interests, unbalancing separation of powers. New ways are expected to arise in the course of the scientific investigation.
Scientific field General field Specific field	Law and Ethics
Methodology	Promote study, debate, critical evaluation and initiatives, from a multidisciplinary and multilateral perspective, at an academic level, but also with civil society and interested parties, to develop locally adapted programs on the subject, protection and future human rights, and other related issues in this line of investigation.
Partners	UNODC OCDE DGAE
Expected results	Publications. Organization of scientific events Participation on scientific events
Disclosures	Participation on scientific events Publications
Contribution of the Project to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	The project is aligned and aims to contribute to sustainable development, in particular, SDG 4, 5, 8, 10, 16 e 17
Keywords	Parliament; Financing; Political Parties; Separation of Powers.
Observations	Schedule: Start date - 2024 Completion date - 2029 Duration - 5 years

RP 1.14 - Observatory of the Portuguese Diaspora

RP 1.14 - Title ACTIVE PROJECT	Observatory of the Portuguese Diaspora The Portuguese Diaspora as a Strategic Factor in Portuguese Foreign Policy
Coordinator	Paulo Amorim
Team (core members)	Paulo Amorim José Luis Carneiro
Research group	Public Law and Political Science
Line of research	International Politics and Security
Goals	Analyze the Portuguese Diaspora as a strategic factor in Portuguese Foreign Policy, through: Characterization of the constituent elements of the Portuguese Diaspora in the world, focusing on their economic, social, and political influence. Within the scope of economic influence functions, the objective is to carry out a survey of Portuguese owners or with management/decision-making functions in companies or with responsible functions in institutions of an economic and/or business nature (Companies; Chambers of Commerce, other commercial, business structures or industrial). With regard to functions of a social nature, the aim is to carry out a survey of entities of a cultural, recreational, academic and/or research associative nature. In political terms, the aim is to survey the Portuguese or Portuguese descendants elected to the different levels of political power in each of these countries; Promotion of multidisciplinary studies of the impact of the Portuguese Diaspora in the most varied areas of governance and in particular foreign policy, encouraging Bachelor's, Master's, Doctorate and Post-Doctorate students to prepare academic works in the research domains of the Diaspora Observatory Portuguese, also involving national and foreign researchers, from various areas of scientific knowledge, seeking to contribute to strengthening the interdisciplinary vision of scientific research on Diaspora; Dissemination of the results of scientific research produced, through studies, debates and conferences, reinforcing the University's connection to society in general, and to the academic, political and business world, in particular; Strengthening cooperation with national and international institutions involved with the Diaspora issue; Contribution, through the dissemination of information and knowledge, to the definition and evaluation of public emigration policies.
Scientific field General field Specific field	Political Science and International Relations
Methodology	Identification of case studies, literature review, dissemination of results to the academic community and the general public, through the promotion of scientific articles and academic studies, as well as through holding debates and conferences.
Partners	ISCTE/Observatório da Emigração Direção Geral das Comunidades Portuguesas (DGACCP) Instituto Diplomático (ID) Instituto Camões AICEP
Expected results	Within a year, identify the personalities and public and private entities with which it is possible to establish a network of institutional contact and dialogue. Ideally, this would be done under conditions that allow for the organization of an in-person or digital meeting/conference at Universidade Lusíada, with participation from all partner institutions.
Disclosures	The project, its objectives, and implementation model should be subject to dissemination through the most representative media outlets of the diaspora. Additionally, following contact with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Directorate-General for Consular Affairs and Portuguese Communities and the Directorate-General for Foreign Policy), the information should be posted on the websites of consular and diplomatic posts in these countries, as well as through scientific studies and debates for a better transfer of knowledge.
Contribution of the Project to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are interconnected and the different actions contribute directly or indirectly to more than one SDG, in particular: SDG 4 - Quality Education; SDG 5 - Gender Equality; SDG 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production; SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Effective Institutions SDG 17 - Partnerships and Means of Implementation
Keywords	Diaspora; Migrations; Foreign Policy; Lusophony
Observations	Schedule: Start date - 2024 Completion date - 2025 Duration - 1 year

RP 1.15 - Social Rights & Intervention Observatory (SRIO): Contemporary Challenges

RP 1.15 - Title ACTIVE PROJECT	Social Rights & Intervention Observatory (SRIO): Contemporary Challenges
Coordinator	Vanda Sofia Braz Ramalho
Team (core members)	Vanda Sofia Braz Ramalho Maria Isabel de Jesus Mª João Fraga Cabral Sacadura Campos Lopes Cristina Maria Ramos Coelho The team is expected to expand through specific Calls for Applications targeting Postdoctoral Researchers and PhD Candidates, in accordance with the thematic areas to be developed
Research group	Public Law and Political Science
Line of research	Social Rights and Social Intervention
Goals	The Observatory establishes itself as a research and monitoring structure dedicated to the systematic analysis of the effectiveness of social rights and their impact on access to full citizenship. From a comparative perspective (national and European), the project aims to: Produce interdisciplinary knowledge between Social Work and Law regarding social rights; Scrutinize contemporary mutations of the Welfare State and social protection policies; Analyze the dichotomy between the normative framework and actual social intervention practices; Identify and disseminate best practices and social innovation models that mitigate gaps in the guarantee of rights.
Scientific field General field Specific field	Social Work, Law, Political Science
Methodology	The project adopts an interdisciplinary Mixed Methods approach, with a longitudinal and comparative nature, structured as follows: Axis I: Legal-Normative: Comprehensive legislative survey and content analysis of public policies and international directives (Health, Housing, Equality, Sports, etc.). Axis II: Empirical Research: Conducting case studies, surveys, and semi-structured interviews with key stakeholders (decision-makers, legal experts, and frontline practitioners) to evaluate the feasibility of rights. Axis III: Data Analysis and Triangulation: Processing of secondary data (INE, Eurostat) and analytical cross-referencing between Legal and Social Work perspectives for a holistic view of the phenomena. Axis IV: Peer Review: Dissemination in international seminars and submission of results to peer-review processes in leading scientific publications.
Partners	To be defined according to the thematic axes of each study.
Expected results	Publication of Effectiveness Indicators: Creation of a system to monitor the actual access to social rights (health, education, housing, social protection, leisure, and culture) in Portugal and the European Union. Scientific Articles and Editions: Publication of papers in reference journals (Scopus/Web of Science) and editing of thematic dossiers in the journal Intervenção Social (ISSSL). Critical Public Policy Reports: Drafting reports that identify legislative gaps and discrepancies between "law on the books" and intervention practices, proposing policy and practical recommendations. Creation of Cooperation Networks: Establishing protocols with third-sector entities and public bodies to analyze and improve on-the-ground intervention practices. Dissemination of Best Practices: Mapping, cataloging, and comparing successful social intervention models to be replicated within the Welfare State context. Academic Integration: Involvement of PhD and Master’s students in data collection and processing, fostering thesis development within the Observatory’s sub-themes. Organization of Scientific and Pedagogical Events. Online Platform: A digital repository to aggregate produced studies and data (in a subsequent phase).
Disclosures	Digital and advertising media provided by the Minerva Foundation – Lusíada University. National and international scientific publications and events.
Contribution of the Project to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	SDG 1 – No Poverty SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being SDG 4 – Quality Education SDG 5 – Gender Equality SDG 8 – Decent Work and Economic Growth SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities SDG 16 – Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals
Keywords	Social rights, human rights, citizenship, social policies, social intervention.
Project start date	01.06.2026
Expected completion date of the Project	The Observatory is intended as a permanent framework-structure for ongoing thematic studies.
Observations	-

RP 1.16 - Climate, Conflict, and Cooperation: Reconfigurations of Security in the 21st Century

RP 1.16 - Title ACTIVE PROJECT	Climate, Conflict, and Cooperation: Reconfigurations of Security in the 21st Century
Coordinator	José Francisco Pavia
Team (core members)	António Gonçalves Alexandre Gabriel Maia João Carlos Marques Simões José Francisco Pavia Susana Cabrita Vieira
Research group	Group 1. Public Law and Political Science Group 3. Legal, Economic and Environmental Research
Line of research	International Politics and Security Law and Risk Society
Goals	The overall objective of the project is to analyze how structural transformations in the international system are contributing to the reconfiguration of security concepts, threats, and practices in the 21st century, within the field of International Relations. Based on the observation that traditional security models, centered predominantly on the state and conventional military threats, are proving increasingly inadequate for understanding contemporary challenges, the project seeks to examine the emergence of new categories of risk that are redefining the international security agenda. In this context, the project analyzes how different emerging threats—including climate change, environmental risks, pandemics, cybersecurity, technological disruptions, and pressures on natural resources—are altering perceptions of threat and broadening the scope of international security. These dynamics contribute to shifting the focus of security beyond the strictly military dimension, integrating economic, environmental, technological, and human dimensions that increasingly influence international stability. The project also aims to examine how these emerging threats are transforming the strategic agendas of states, as well as the institutional responses developed by international organizations and other key actors in global governance. By bringing these different dimensions together, the project aims to contribute to the theoretical debate on the evolution of the concept of security in the 21st century, identifying the main trends of transformation and proposing an analytical framework that allows for a more comprehensive understanding of how multiple emerging threats are reshaping the practices and discourses of international security.
Scientific field General field Specific field	International Relations
Methodology	Qualitative analysis, including a systematic review of the scientific literature.
Partners	To be carried out within relevant academic and institutional networks.
Expected results	Publication of scientific articles; Organization of scientific events; Presentation of papers at conferences; Publication of book chapters and book editing.
Means of Dissemination	Institutional channels and potential partners.
Contribution of the Project to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	SDG 4 - Quality Education: contribution through the production and dissemination of scientific knowledge; SDG 16 - Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions: contribution through the publication of scientific articles that explore issues of governance, political institutions, and diplomacy, and offer insights and recommendations; SDG 17 – Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development.
Keywords	Climate Change; Cooperation; Foreign Policy; International Security.
Project start date	September 15, 2026
Expected completion date of the Project	September 15, 2031
Observations	-

RP 1.1 - An Ethical Culture of Anti-Corruption: Law, Dialogue, Action and Education

RP 1.1 - Title COMPLETED PROJECT	An Ethical Culture of Anti-Corruption: Law, Dialogue, Action and Education
Coordinator	Margarida Salema d'Oiiveira Martins
Team (core members)	Marisa Almeida Araujo Paulo Moreira CIPD Augusto Meireis Fernando Torrão Cristina Aragão Seia Rui Marrana Paulo Cunha Bárbara Sousa Brito André da Silva Paulos Bruna Moura Teresa leal Coelho Silvia Galvão Teles Miguel Catela Gonçalo Capitão José Daniel Tavares
Research Group	Public Law and Political Science
Line of research	Transnational Public Law
Goals	Global, multilateral and multidisciplinary critical thinking is a key element in achieving sustainable development. Education, and legal education in particular, can be a leveling factor and an accelerator to achieve it. Aware of the roles that universities can play as an avenue for raising awareness on issues that compromise human rights, justice and democracy, the project aims to promote, among the community, a sense of global citizenship, in an educational approach that is open to universal values. leading by example and involving students is key, and we intend to develop participatory action among the university community, establish partnerships to share experiences and knowledge, and develop new paths, solution-oriented and community-engaged, attentive to complex issues. Building ambition and action, in a permanent dialogue between active actors, aiming at participation and inclusion. Becoming active actors raises awareness and provides the next generation with tools to address challenges, old and new, that undermine human rights and the rule of law.
Scientific Domain General field Specific field	Old and new human rights The rights of the human person; The future of human rights; Sustainable development; Sustainable Development Goals on a Global Scale; International, European, Constitutional and Criminal Law; Legal education; Rule of Law.
Metodologia	To promote the study, debate, critical evaluation and initiatives, from a multidisciplinary and multilateral perspective, at the academic level, but also with civil society and stakeholders, to develop locally adapted programs and projects on the subject, the protection and future of human rights, and other related issues of this line of research.
Parceiros	Universidade Aberta, Reino Unido Open Justice Centre, Reino Unido Universidade de Economia Nacional e Mundial, Sofia, Bulgária Criminologistas sem fronteiras UNODC - Iniciativa de Educação para a Justiça da Declaração de Doha, Viena ACAD - Iniciativa Acadêmica Anticorrupção da ONU CIPD
Expected Results	Analyze the government's anti-corruption 'package', especially in the areas of Human Rights, Procurement, Criminal Law, Political Party Funding, and Diplomatic and International Relations 1. Analyze the legislative proposals on anti-corruption and other policy measures (mainly in the above topics) at national, European and international level, liaising with relevant public institutions, the HR, Government and political parties 2. Analyze relevant jurisprudence on the topic 3. To analyze the state of the art on anti-corruption, and political measures, in Portuguese Law 4. To analyze foreign legal solutions (TBD) in combating corruption and compare them 5. To analyze and determine the influence of corruption on human rights, including the gender dimension, by establishing contacts with relevant public institutions, the HR, government and political parties Implement and enhance an ongoing dialogue with academics and students (and other stakeholders) on a culture of 'education for justice' (anti-corruption, ethics and integrity) 1. human rights implementation: define a strategy and direction on new ways, considering the role of Universities, to raise awareness and commitment on human rights and engage them in learning opportunities (including the results of the research findings in the previous point) 2. Increase legal capacities to contribute to the protection of human rights 3. Build ambition: develop purpose-built learning initiatives for participation and inclusion with learners (and other stakeholders) in key areas of anti-corruption, ethics and integrity (including those in point 1) Establish partnerships, share experiences and knowledge, engage and develop activities with members of civil society and stakeholders in general on human rights of locally adapted programs and projects
Disclosure	A project was developed, both interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary in nature, focusing particularly on the academic and scientific contributions to the development of an ethical culture and environment. Special emphasis was placed on the issues of corruption and anti-corruption, as well as on emerging social, cultural, and scientific developments that raise ethical concerns, particularly in the field of bioethics. While giving due consideration to the legal dimension, the project also engaged with and drew from other disciplines. Furthermore, significant attention was given to the development of activities that demonstrate the university's, research's, and academia's general openness and engagement with society, considering the core objectives of the project. Within this framework, among other outcomes, the following results stand out: Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira , Commentary articles 291 and 292 in TREATY OF LISBON: Article-by-Article Commentary on the European Union Treaties” Ed. Manuel Lopes Porto, Gonçalo Anastácio, Almedina, Coimbra, 2018, pp. 1146-1149 ; E-book Ano: 2020, ISBN: 9789724086408. Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira, “A União Europeia. O Direito e a Atividade, Quid Juris, Lisboa, 2018, ISBN: 9789727247899 270 págs. Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira, “Uma estranha causa de prescrição-Breve Comentário ao Acórdão n.º 372/2018, de 4 de julho, do Tribunal Constitucional”, in Estudos em Homenagem a Rui Pena, org. Rui Machete, José Matos Correia, Agostinho Pereira de Miranda, Pedro Melo e Nuno Pena, Almedina, Coimbra, 2019, ISBN 978-972-40-8071-0, pp. 683-713. Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira, “História Breve da inconstitucionalidade das subvenções partidárias regionais pós-legalizadas ou o eventual triunfo do facto consumado, in Estudos em Homenagem ao Senhor Conselheiro Presidente Joaquim de Sousa Ribeiro, Almedina, Coimbra, 2019, ISBN 978-972-40-8127-4 pp. 1047-1128. Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira, “O Novo, e já velho, Regime Jurídico dos Partidos Políticos Europeus: Aspetos Principais”, in Estudos em homenagem ao Professor António Martins da Cruz, 2020, ISBN 978-989-640-233-4, pp. 709-729. Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira, “Los Derechos Fundamentales y la Crisis Sanitaria: el caso portugués”, em co-autoria com Afonso d’Oliveira Martins, in El Derecho Constitucional ante el COVID-19, Wolters Kluwer, Madrid, 2020, pp. 349-368, ISBN versión impressa 978-84-87670-53-4; ISBN versión electrónica 978-84-87670-56-5. Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira, “A Organização das Nações Unidas: Universalismo e Subjetividade Internacional in Ordem Jurídica Global do Século XXI, Sujeitos e Actores no Palco Internacional, org. Maria Luísa Duarte, Rui Tavares Lanceiro e Francisco de Abreu Duarte, AAFDL Editora, Lisboa, 2020, ISBN 978-972-629-592-1 pp. 235-257. Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira, “O financiamento político e o Direito”, Universidade Lusíada Editora, Lisboa, 2021, http://hdl.handle.net/11067/5914 https://doi.org/10.34628/vrtc-d659 302 págs. Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira, Casos e Materiais de Direito Internacional Público: coletânea de textos, em co-autoria com Teresa Leal Coelho, Universidade Lusíada Editora, Lisboa, 2023, ISBN – 978-989-640-255-6, 469 págs. Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira, Operações de Manutenção da Paz, in Enciclopédia Luso-Brasileira de Direito Internacional, coord. Dário Moura Vicente, Fernando Loureiro Bastos. Aziz Tuffi Saliba, Marcílio Toscano Franca Filho e Paulo Borba Casella, 1.edição, Março 2023 ISBN: 9789722076517, Entrada pp 790-795 Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira, Relações Consulares, in Enciclopédia Luso-Brasileira de Direito Internacional, coord. Dário Moura Vicente, Fernando Loureiro Bastos. Aziz Tuffi Saliba, Marcílio Toscano Franca Filho e Paulo Borba Casella, 1.edição, Março 2023 ISBN: 9789722076517, Entrada pp 1004-1007. Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira, Agentes Diplomáticos in Enciclopédia Luso-Brasileira de Direito Internacional, coord. Dário Moura Vicente, Fernando Loureiro Bastos. Aziz Tuffi Saliba, Marcílio Toscano Franca Filho e Paulo Borba Casella, 1.edição, Março 2023 ISBN: 9789722076517, Entrada pp 63-66. Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira, Conselho Económico e Social, Diplomáticos in Enciclopédia Luso-Brasileira de Direito Internacional, coord. Dário Moura Vicente, Fernando Loureiro Bastos. Aziz Tuffi Saliba, Marcílio Toscano Franca Filho e Paulo Borba Casella, 1.edição, Março 2023 ISBN: 9789722076517, Entrada pp 282-285. Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira e Almeida Araújo, M., Proceedings of the I Anti-Corruption International Congress Shaping an anticorruption environment:education and partnerships to create a positive impact,Lusíada University, Lisbon and Porto, 4th and 5th may 2022 in Revista de Direito,Law Review Lusíada Série II, n.º 29/30 (Janeiro-Dezembro de 2023), Universidade Lusíada Editora, Lisboa,Porto, ISSN 2182-418 DOI https://doi.org/10.34628/sg4y-tv14, 270 págs. Martins, Margarida Salema d’Oliveira e Almeida Araújo, M., painel sobre Power, Alienation and Human Rights,Rage, Reckoning &Remedy, Global Meeting on Law & Society, Lisbon 2022 LSA2022 in Revista de Direito,Law Review. Lusíada (no prelo). Almeida Araújo, M. (2023). Liberdade Procriativa. Contributo para uma reflexão ético-jurídica em torno do fundamento e limites do biocontrato de gestação de substituição. Almedina, Coimbra, ISBN: 9789894010524 Almeida Araújo, M.; Teixeira; M. (2022) «Vis-à-vis Artificial Intelligence, Human Rights, Democracy, and the Rule of Law», In Almeida, Alberto Francisco Ribeiro de, coord. - O direito na sociedade digital. Lisboa, 2022. https://doi.org/10.34628/ynx7-5w59 Almeida Araújo, M. (2022) «2^nd Zagreb International Conference on the Law of Obligations, “The Challenges of the Transposition of the Digital Content and Services Directive in Portuguese Law: The Personal Data Protection”. University of Zagreb, Faculty of Economics and Business. Zagreb - 28-30 de Setembro de 2022. ISBN: 978-953-346-186-1 Almeida Araújo, M. (2022) « Féminisme, droit et citoyenneté », « An intersectional analysis on race, gender and reproductive rights », l’Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, lundi 11 et mardi 12 juillet 2022. Almeida Araújo, M.; Meireis, A. A Century after Plessy v. Ferguson: The Struggle for a Racial Equality in the Algorithm Era. (2021). Lusiada Law Review, Lisbon Almeida Araújo, M. et al. (2021). Códigos Anotados e Comentados, CIMI. Lexit, ISBN 978-989-763-307-2 Almeida Araújo, M. et al. (2021). Códigos Anotados e Comentados, CIRS. Lexit, ISBN 978-989-763-297-6 Almeida Araújo, M. et al. (2021). Códigos Anotados e Comentados, Imposto do Selo. Lexit, ISBN 978-989-763-299-0 Almeida Araújo, M. et al. (2021). Códigos Anotados e Comentados, RGIT. Lexit, ISBN 978-989-763-304-1 Almeida Araújo, M. Test Tube Families and (Repro)Citizenship. (2020). Medicine and Law. 38:4: 611-628. ISSN 0723-1393 (Scopus indexed) Almeida Araújo, M. A pluriparentalidade – o direito à convivência, Revista de Direito da Família, Lex Familiae, 2020, Coimbra Seia, C.; Almeida Araújo, M. Da aplicabilidade da limitação de indemnização no caso de mera culpa à responsabilidade pelo risco em Estudos em Homenagem ao Professor Martins da Cruz, 2020 Araújo, M. A.; Conceição, A. The Sharia law (and the jurisdiction of the Mufti) in the European Space The case of Molla Sali. (2018). Lusiada Law Review Araújo, M. A.; Genome Editing: the new eugenics? (Nov. 2018). Research Association for Interdisciplinary Studies Araújo, M. A. & Meireis, A. (2018) The DNA Databases: Biological Surveillance and Criminal Investigation. AICLEP 2018, Oxford Conference Series Meireis, A.; Araújo, M. A.; Understanding Dignity (of Workers) across the Catholic Thought. (2019). Minerva. Revista de Estudos Laborais Araújo, M. A.; Meireis, A. Human Genome Editing: Human Dignity in an Era of Genetic Nobility. (2019). The Asian Conference on Ethics, Religion & Philosophy Seia, Cristina Aragão (2018) Do conceito de revenda para efeitos de benefício da isenção de imposto municipal sobre transmissão onerosa de imóveis, . In Lusíada Direito, Editora Lusiada, 17, pp. 7-17. Rocha, I. e SEIA, C. (2019) Direito Internacional Público, Porto Editora Seia, Cristina Aragão (2021) O regime sancionatório da responsabilidade ambiental, . In Polis, S. 2, n. 3, Janeiro-Junho 2021, p. 95-117, ISSN 0872-8208. Seia, Cristina Aragão (2022) «Inteligência Artificial: uma nova era de responsabilidade civil», In Almeida, Alberto Francisco Ribeiro de, coord. - O direito na sociedade digital. Lisboa, 2022, https://doi.org/10.34628/yy78-4085 . RP 3.1. Seia, Cristina Aragão (2021) A responsabilidade ambiental na União Europeia. Da responsabilidade civil à responsabilidade administrativa, Coimbra, Almedina, 2022. Seia, Cristina Aragão (2021) Entradas em Dicionário: Associação Europeia do Comércio Livre, Comunidade Económica Europeia, Comunidade Europeia do Carvão e do Aço, Comunidade Europeia da Energia Atómica, Direito da União Europeia e Espaço Económico Europeu, em SOUSA, F. et alt., Dicionário de Ciência Política e Relações Internacionais, Coimbra, Almedina, 2022 Seia, Cristina Aragão (2023) – Artificial Intelligence: Civil Liability 3.0. In Cristani, Federica [et al.] - Tempore Mutationis in International and Comparative Law, Bucharest, Paris, Calgary: Adjuris – International Academic Publisher, 2023. ISBN: 978-606-95351-9-6 (E-Book), pp. 239-257. Seia, Cristina Aragão (2023) Environmental liability. Study for a future amendment of European Legislation, in Perspectives of Law and Public Administration, vol. 12, 2, June 2023. ISSN: 2601-7830, pp. 150-162. Seia, Cristina Aragão (2023) (no prelo). Precaução, prevenção, correcção prioritariamente na fonte e poluidor-pagador: princípios basilares da responsabilidade ambiental. In Lusíada Direito, Editora Lusiada, 29/30, pp. 1-39 SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2023) Co-Editora, Modern Visions of Public Law, Bucharest, Adjuris – International Academic Publisher, ISBN: 978-606-95351-8-9 (E-Book) Tavares, José Daniel (2018), «Proteção ambiental: O despertar global e comunitário para o desafio do desenvolvimento sustentável» in Desarrollo Sostenible y Derecho Internacional, Juste Ruiz, J., Bou Franch, V. y Pereira Coutinho, F. (dir’s), Valência, Tirant lo Blanch, pp. 381-398; Tavares, José Daniel (2018) “Ordem Internacional, Crime Organizado e Direito Penal” in Criminalidade Organizada e Económica (Perspetivas Jurídica, Política e Criminológica), Agra, Cândido e Torrão, Fernando, (Coord’s), Criminalidade organizada e económica (perspetivas jurídica, política e criminológica), Universidade Lusíada Editora, Lisboa, 2018, pp. 11-40 Tavares, José Daniel (2019) ‘Organizações Não Governamentais, voluntárias, globais e imprescindíveis` in Os Sujeitos Não Estaduais no Direito Internacional, Coutinho, Francisco Pereira, Cartaxo, Tiago Melo e Rodríguez Barrigón, Juan Manuel (Coord's), Petrony Editora, Lisboa, 2019, pp. 307-325 Tavares, José Daniel (2019) “Fragilidade do Estado face ao Crime Organizado: A Cooperação Internacional – Uma perspetiva normativa” in Pureza, José Manuel e Juste Ruiz, José (Coord’s) “Os Estados e a Ordem Internacional Contemporânea”, Atas do V Encontro Luso-Espanhol de Professores de Direito Internacional e Relações Internacionais realizado na Faculdade de Economia da Universidade de Coimbra em 2015.06.27-27, Coimbra, Imprensa da Universidade de Coimbra, 2019, pp. 311-330. Tavares, José Daniel, (2019) – ‘Relações entre a Convenção e o Direito da União Europeia da perspetiva de Estrasburgo’, in Comentário da Convenção Europeia dos Direitos Humanos e dos Protocolos Adicionais, Pinto de Albuquerque, Paulo (Org.) Universidade Católica Editora, Lisboa, 2019, vol. I, pp. 115-140 Tavares, José Daniel, (2020) ‘Princípios de desenvolvimento sustentável: que planeta para o futuro? in Estudos em Homenagem ao Professor António Martins da Cruz, Universidade Lusíada Editora, Lisboa, 2020, pp. 429-452 Tavares, José Daniel, (2020) ‘Portugal e a dimensão transnacional do crime organizado’ in Livro em Homenagem ao Professor Doutor Germano Marques da Silva, Universidade Católica Editora, Lisboa, pp. 1379-1414 Tavares, José Daniel, (2020) "Da Justiça Internacional Penal 'ad hoc' ao Tribunal Internacional Penal ‘Permanente’. Reflexões sobre um percurso", in Estudos em Homenagem ao Professor Doutor Wladimir Brito, Monte, Mário F., Rocha, Joaquim F. Pereira, Maria Assunção Vale (Coord’s) Coimbra, Almedina, 2020, pp. 843-852 Tavares da Silva, José Daniel, (2022) The Plural System of CA’s (Criminal Associations) Repression in Portugal LSA2022 in Revista de Direito,Law Review. Lusíada (No prelo. ’Submetido em Agosto de 2022) Tavares, José Daniel (2023) “Criminalidade Organizada e Económico-Financeira. Conceitos e Regimes Fundamentais: ONU, Conselho da Europa, União Europeia e Portugal” (prefácio de Fernando Torrão) 2º edição revista e atualizada, Lisboa: Universidade Lusíada Editora (No prelo. Submetido em julho de 2023) Tavares da Silva, José Daniel, (2023) ‘A Indissociável Relação entre o Terrorismo, o Branqueamento e o Crime Organizado’ comunicação apresentada ao IX Encontro Luso-Espanhol de Professores de Direito Internacional e Relações Internacionaisrealizado na Faculdade de Direito da Universidade de Lisboa, em 6 e 7 de junho de 2019, Lisboa, Revista da Faculdade de Direito de Lisboa, (No prelo. Submetido em setembro de 2023 Tavares, José Daniel (2023) “Corrupção, Cooperação Internacional e Limites na Prevenção do Branqueamento: O Tribunal Europeu dos Direitos do Homem" in Volume em homenagem ao Pranuel Porto, Boletim de Ciências Económicas, Faculdade de Direito de Coimbra. (No prelo. Submetido em 10 de setembro de 2023) In terms of academic dissemination, the following highlights stand out: Martins, Margarida Salema d’ Oliveira 2018 On February 20, 2018, lecture at the colloquium on "Political Party Financing" at the Faculty of Law of the University of Lisbon, organized by the Institute of Legal and Political Sciences. On November 26, 2018, organization of the Citizens' Meetings on "Challenges of the European Union in the face of the 2019 European Elections," with Ambassador Ana Paula Zacarias, Secretary of State for European Affairs, as speaker, at the Faculty of Law of the Lusíada University of Lisbon. On December 5, 2018, I co-organization with Teresa Leal Coelho and moderation of a conference on "The Role of Women in the Development of Human Rights," featuring various distinguished speakers, at the University Lusíada of Lisbon, as part of the commemorations of the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the 40th anniversary of Portugal's ratification of the European Convention on Human Rights. On March 13, 2019, lecture in a session of United Nations International Law at the Preparatory Course for the Diplomatic Career Examination, organized by the Institute of Legal and Political Sciences, the Institute of Economic, Financial and Fiscal Law, the European Institute, and the THD Research Center at the Faculty of Law of the University of Lisbon. On March 21, 2019, conference at the 3rd Political Ideas Conference on "The Idea, History, and Future of Europe and the European Union," organized by Ricardo Leite Pinto and Manuel Monteiro, at the University Lusíada of Lisbon. On November 15, 2019, lecture on diplomatic international law in the International Public Law Course organized by the Academic Association of the Faculty of Law of Lisbon, the Lisbon International Studies Association (L.I.S.A.), with the support of the Center for Public Law Research (CIDP), among others. On June 24, 2020, lecture (via zoom) at session 7 of the online university training program for seniors, titled "Ethics and Integrity in Democracy," organized by the Institute of Social Sciences in collaboration with the University of Lisbon's Rectorate, on the topic "Constraints on External Oversight and Resilience of Informality in Political Financing." On July 22, 2020, lecture in a session (via zoom) on Subjects of International Law at the Preparatory Course for the Diplomatic Career Examination, organized by the Institute of Legal and Political Sciences, the European Institute, and the IURIS Institute for Interdisciplinary Research, at the Faculty of Law of the University of Lisbon. On October 11, 2021, talk (via zoom) in the Human Rights Defense Course organized by the IURIS (Institute for Interdisciplinary Research) of FDUL. On April 27, 2021, lecture (via zoom) on diplomatic international law at the II International Public International Law Course organized by the Academic Association of the Faculty of Law of Lisbon, the Lisbon International Studies Association (L.I.S.A.), with the support of the Center for Public Law Research (CIDP), among others. On November 5, 2021, lecture at a seminar, both in person and online, on political financing, organized at the Lusíada University in Lisbon. On May 17, 2022, moderation of Panel 1 of the International Conference on intrauterine life, personality onset, family, and children: internal and transnational law, at the Lusíada University in Lisbon. On July 13, 2022, keynote speaker on the Panel Power, Alienation, and Human Rights at the 7th Global Meeting on Law and Society, Law and Society Association, Lisbon, ISCTE, 2022. Invited to the scientific council as a Member of the International Advisory Board of the Journal Teoría y Realidad Constitucional, starting from issue no. 49, 1st semester, 2022. Organization and coordination of the ANTI-CORRUPTION INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS Shaping an Anticorruption Environment: Education and Partnerships to Create a Positive Impact at the Lusíada University in Lisbon and Porto, on May 4 and 5, 2022, with the support of UNODC (Mozambique), FCT, and the Minerva Foundation. Speaker at the International Conference on Party Law – Party Law in Europe: origin, evolution and perspectives – The law of Parties in Portugal, at the Facultad Derecho/Politicas- UNED – Madrid, November 7 and 8, 2022. In February 2023,member of the jury for the competition "The European Union in my life." On April 18, 2023, moderation of the 3rd Panel of the International Conference on family and children's law in the 21st century: internal and transnational law at the Lusíada University in Lisbon. On June 1, 2023, keynote Speaker on the Corruption, Human Rights and the Rule of Law panel, Paper session on The state of the rule of law (Rechtstaat) in the European Union - an issue in the 21st century, Global Meeting on Law & Society - LSA2023, Puerto Rico, June 1-4, 2023. Member of the International Advisory Board of the Journal Teoría y Realidad Constitucional no. 51, 1st semester 2023, Survey on the Crown - ISSN: 1139-5583. https://revistas.uned.es/index.php/TRC/issue7archive Marisa Almeida Araújo Speaker at the 6th Academic International Conference on Law, Economics and Politics – Org. Institute of Research, Learning and Development, St. Anne’s College, University of Oxford (UK), from October 15 to 17, 2018. Participant at UNODC Symposium, Moscow, November 2019. Participant in the roundtable of UNODC, Moscow, November 2019. Conference Paper "International Surrogacy Arrangements" presented at the conference, The Social Practice on Human Rights, University of Ohio, USA, October 2019. Conference paper "Test Tube Families and Reprocitizenship" presented at the Conference in Public Law, University of Texas, October 2019. Conference paper "Eradicating Sharia Law. A sign of Cultural Genocide?" presented at the Critical Legal Conference, University of Perugia, September 2019. Project presentation at the Science Meeting 2019, Lisbon, July 2019. Conference paper "Citizenship by Investment Politics: A corruption scheme" at the Corruption, Democracy and Human Rights, European University Institute, June 2019. Conference paper "Selling Citizenship: A Gateway to Corruption" at the Law and Society Association, Washington DC, May 2019. Co-author conference paper (non-speaker) presented at the 9th Asian Conference on Ethics, Religion and Philosophy, Tokyo, March 21-23, 2019. Co-author conference paper "The Recidivism Algorithm" (non-speaker) presented at the conference "Le Nuove Tecnologie e il Futuro del Diritto Pubblico", University of Florence, November 22-23, 2019. Speaker at the conference Critical Perspectives on Human Rights, CCNY, New York, March 13-15, 2019. Project presentation at the Science Meeting 2020, Lisbon, July 2020. Conference Paper "Educate for the Rule of Law and Establish Partnerships" presented at the Academic Council of the United Nations System, June 25-27, 2020. Conference Paper "Research and Education as Instruments of Multilateralism" presented at the Academic Council of the United Nations System, June 25-27, 2020. Conference paper, 24-hour Conference on Global Organized Crime – November 10 and 11, 2020 – IASOC and Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime. Participant in "Advancing Engagement on Human Rights", UNODC, Geneva, Switzerland, 2020. Organization and Moderation of the Session "Legal Education Challenging the Status Quo" at Law and Society Association, Annual Meeting, "Rule and Resistance", May 27-31, 2020, Chicago, USA. Organization and Moderation of the "UN75 Dialogues" – October 2, 2020, online conference organized by Universidade Lusíada – Norte (Porto), and co-organized by NEDSULP, with the support of UNODC. Organization and Moderation "Empowering Youth through Justice Education" – October 30, 2020, online conference co-organized by UNODC and Universidade Lusíada – Norte (Porto). Organization and Moderation of the Open Lecture "Mandatory Corporate Responsibility and Sustainable Development", November 12, 2020, with Professor Suhasis Ray, Xavier University, India. Co-organization of the Open Lecture "The Role of the UN in Building a Global Criminal Policy and 'Education for Justice'", December 14, 2020, online lecture organized by Universidade Lusíada – Norte (Porto), with Dr. Marco Teixeira, Senior Officer UNODC. Organization and Moderation "Empowering Youth through Justice Education" October 30, 2020, online conference co-organized by UNODC and Universidade Lusíada – Norte (Porto). Organization of session and moderation, 24-hour Conference on Global Organized Crime – November 10 and 11, 2020 – online conference organized by IASOC and Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime. Organization of the I Lusíada’s Education for Justice Workshop. September 29 – 30, October 1, 2021. Universidade Lusíada – Norte (Porto). Co-organized with Senior Lecturer Hugh McFaul, Open University, with the support of UNODC. Organization of a panel at the Global Organized Crime Convention, December 1 – 2, 2021, coordinated by Marisa Almeida Araújo and Augusto Meireis. Translation of E4J university modules, organized crime, UNODC, Education for Justice Initiative, Doha Declaration. Co-organization of the workshop "Mental Health of University Students", November 20, 2021, Universidade Lusíada in Porto. Organization and moderation of the session at the 6th Coimbra International Conference on Human Rights, "Power, Alienation and Women’s Rights", University of Coimbra, October 2021. Organization of the panel "Legal Education Changing the Status Quo", at Law and Society Association, May 2021 [online]. Organization and moderation of the ancillary Meeting "Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice in the Artificial Intelligence Era", UNODC Crime Congress, March 12, 2021, Kyoto, Japan. Organization and moderation "What role should universities play in supporting the global effort to realize the UN’s sustainable development goals?", March 25, 2021, Portugal and UK (held virtually). Speaker at the 1st Thematic Workshop "An opportunity for discussion on perspectives and Respect for Prison Reform under Mandela Rules" organized by UNODC Mozambique and Republic of Mozambique, Ministry of Justice, Constitutional and Religious Affairs, September 23, 2021 [online]. Project presentation at the Science Meeting 2021, Lisbon, July 2021 [online]. Chair and moderator of the session "Power, Alienation and Women’s Rights", at 6th Coimbra International Conference on Human Rights, October 2021 [online]. Chair and moderator of the session "Legal Education Changing the Status Quo", at Law and Society Association, May 2021 [online]. Moot Court Jury at the Second Regional Round of the 9th European Human Rights Moot Court Competition, ELSA, March 7, 2021. Chair and moderation of the ancillary Meeting "Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice in the Artificial Intelligence Era", UNODC Crime Congress, March 12, 2021, Kyoto, Japan. Speaker at the Global Alliance for Justice Education (online) – GAJE-IJCLE-SAULCA – Stellenbosch University, Faculty of Law, December 11th and 15th, 2022. Organization and fulfillment of mobility program with Professor Monika Moraliyska of UNWE, February \| March 2023 Lusíada University, Porto and Lusíada University, Lisbon. Organization of open lectures with Professor Dimitry Kochenov, CEU, November 2022, Lusíada University, Porto. Organization of open lectures with Dr. Sarah Ganty, CEU, November 2022, Lusíada University, Porto. Speaker at the Human Rights Week – Academic Colloquium, University of Geneva, Global Studies Institute, November 24th and 25th, 2022. Attendance at the Australasian Association of Bioethics & Health Law Conference, November 17 – 19, 2022 [online]. Chair at the Global Fashion Conference [online], November 18th, 2022 [online]. Speaker at the University of Coimbra, on October 11, 2022 [online], at the International Human Rights Congress. Speaker at the University of Bologna, on September 16 and 17, 2022, Il Futuro Dello Stato. Speaker at MCI \| The Entrepreneurial, Innsbruck, Austria, which took place from September 26 to 30, 2022, 9th Responsible Management Education Research (RMER) Conference. Speaker at the University of Zagreb, Faculty of Economics and Business, on September 28, 2022 [online], 2nd Zagreb International Conference on the Law of Obligations. Speaker at the International Legal Ethics Conference, 2022, UCLA School of Law, August 13 – 15, 2022. Chair and Moderator at Law and Society Association, “Rage, Reckoning & Remedy”, July, 2022, ISCTE, Lisbon, Portugal. Speaker at Law and Society Association, “Rage, Reckoning & Remedy”, July, 2022, ISCTE, Lisbon, Portugal. Speaker at the International Congress "Feminism, Law, and Citizenship" held at the University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne on Monday, July 11, and Tuesday, July 12, 2022. Co-author of the conference paper presented at the Campus Sustentável 2022 conference, "Best Practices for Promoting Sustainability in Teaching and Curricula in Higher Education Institutions," Instituto Politécnico de Leiria, October 27, 2022. Speaker at Ciência 2022 – Meeting with Science and Technology, May 16 to 18, 2022, Centro de Congressos de Lisboa. Organization and fulfillment of mobility program with Professor Svetoslav Spassov from UNWE, May 2022, Lusíada University, Porto. Chair and moderator at the 1st International Congress: Shaping an Anti-Corruption Environment to Create a Positive Impact”, May 5, 2022, Lusíada University, Porto. Moderator "Violence and Bullying in University Context," April 27, 2022, Lusíada University in Porto. Moderator "The Brand in the Post-Pandemic Era," March 17, 2022, Lusíada University in Porto. Co-organization of the conference "The Challenges of Humanity in the Light of the Social Doctrine of the Church," May 19, 2022, Lusíada University in Porto. Co-organization of the open lecture on the "Ukraine – Russia Conflict" class no. 1: The perspective of Public International Law – March 2022, Lusíada University in Porto. Co-organization of the open lecture on the "Ukraine – Russia Conflict" class no. 2: International Criminal Court and International Humanitarian Law – March 2022, Lusíada University in Porto. Co-organization of the open lecture on the "Ukraine – Russia Conflict" class no. 3: The relevance and impact of economic sanctions – March 2022, Lusíada University in Porto. Co-organization of the open lecture on the "Ukraine – Russia Conflict" class no. 4: Business activism – March 2022, Lusíada University in Vila Nova de Famalicão. Co-organization of the open lecture on the "Ukraine – Russia Conflict" class no. 5: the pathology of International Relations – April 2022, Lusíada University in Porto. Co-organization of the open lecture on the "Ukraine – Russia Conflict" class no. 6: War and heritage – April 2022, Lusíada University in Porto. Co-organization of the exhibition "Memory – Totalitarianism in Europe" by the Institute +Liberty, May 20 to June 8, 2022, Lusíada University in Porto. Extraordinary Meeting of the Sustainable Campus Network, July 1, 2022, Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon. Speaker at the International Conference Education, Research, and Development the Araújo, M. A. (2023). The role of clinical legal education in the Artificial Intelligence domain. August 23-26, 2023, Burgas, Bulgaria. Speaker at the 27th Annual Congress of the World Association for Medical Law, Lithuania, Vilnius, August 2 – 4, 2023, The Ethics of Genetic Programming. Panel Co-chair of Sexual (Non)Reproductive Health and Maternity in the Global South, at the International Political Science (IPSA) Congress, held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with the theme Politics in the Age of Transboundary Crises: Vulnerability and Resilience, at Universidad Católica Argentina (UCA), July 15 to 19, 2023. Paper Author and Oral Presenter of Alienation, Women's Rights, and Procreative Freedom, at the International Political Science (IPSA) Congress, held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with the theme Politics in the Age of Transboundary Crises: Vulnerability and Resilience, at Universidad Católica Argentina (UCA), July 15 to 19, 2023. Paper Co-author and Oral Presenter of The Impact of Gender in the Anti-Corruption Processes, at the International Political Science (IPSA) Congress, held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with the theme Politics in the Age of Transboundary Crises: Vulnerability and Resilience, at Universidad Católica Argentina (UCA), July 15 to 19, 2023. Speaker at the VI International Congress Law, Governance, and Innovation, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid, Spain, July 13 to 14, 2023, presenting the research paper “Rights to Know, Freedom of Expression, and Deepfake News.” Speaker at the conference “The Christian Stake in Bioethics Revisited: Crucial Issues of Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow”, Trinity International University, Deerfield, Illinois, June 22-24, presenting the conference paper “Surrogacy under the Spectrum of the Catholic Social Doctrine.” Discussant at Law and Society Association Annual Meeting, June 1-4, 2023, San Juan Puerto Rico, at the session “Gender Inequality & the Law.” Chairperson at Law and Society Association Annual Meeting, June 1-4, 2023, San Juan Puerto Rico, at the session “Corruption, Human Rights, and the Rule of Law.” Chairperson and discussant at Law and Society Association Annual Meeting, June 1-4, 2023, San Juan Puerto Rico, at the session “Parenting and the Law.” Speaker at Law and Society Association Annual Meeting, June 1-4, 2023, San Juan Puerto Rico, presenting the conference paper “Assisted Reproductive Technologies and Globalization.” Participation, as a representative of CEJEA, in the peer review meeting promoted by the OECD under the Portuguese National Contact Point for Responsible Business Conduct (PCNPT) and the Directorate-General for Economic Activities (DGAE), Lisbon, AICEP, May 23 and 25, 2023. Participation at the 6th Annual International Forum on Ethics, Athens Institute for Education and Research, Athens, Greece, May 1-4, 2023. Discussant at the 16th Annual International Conference on Mediterranean Studies, Athens Institute for Education and Research, Athens, Greece, April 3-6, 2023. Chairperson and moderator at the Global Summit on Constitutionalism, University of Texas, Austin, USA, March 16 to 18, 2023. Speaker at the Global Summit on Constitutionalism, University of Texas, Austin, USA, March 16 to 18, 2023. Co-organization of the open lecture “Artificial Intelligence and Digital Justice” with Judge José Joaquim F. Oliveira Martins, May 24, 2023, Universidade Lusíada, Porto. Co-organization of Open Lecture “Comparative Law” with Dr. Ivan Tot, Head of the Department of Law at the University of Zagreb, Croatia, May 8, 2023, Universidade Lusíada, Porto [online]. Co-organization of the open lecture “Procedural Law and Technology – Evidence by Electronic Document” with Professor Doctor Pedro Dias Venâncio, May 3, 2023, Universidade Lusíada, Porto. Organization and fulfillment of mobility program with Professor Silviya Todorova from UNWE, April to May 2023, Universidade Lusíada, Porto. Organization and fulfillment of mobility program with Professor Aleksandar Dimitrov from UNWE, February to March and June 2023, Universidade Lusíada, Porto. Co-organization of the open lecture “Procedural Law and Technology – The legal regime of acts carried out remotely” with Notary, Dr. João Ricardo Menezes, March 22, 2023, Universidade Lusíada, Porto. Organization and fulfillment of mobility program with Professor Monika Moraliyska from UNWE, February to March 2023, Universidade Lusíada, Porto, and Universidade Lusíada, Lisbon. Augusto Meireis, presentation at symposium 89: Power, Alienation, and Women’s Rights of the International Congress on Human Rights, Coimbra 2021, coordinated by Marisa Almeida Araújo and Melissa Deehering. Rui Marrana, presentation at symposium 89: Power, Alienation, and Women’s Rights of the International Congress on Human Rights, Coimbra 2021, coordinated by Marisa Almeida Araújo and Melissa Deehring. Cristina Aragão Seia, presentation at symposium 89: Power, Alienation, and Women’s Rights of the International Congress on Human Rights, Coimbra 2021, coordinated by Marisa Almeida Araújo and Melissa Deehring. SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2021) Transition for a sustainable future - International Congress on Human Rights of Coimbra, Coimbra. P. 1.1 SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2021) Transition for a sustainable future and legal education – 6th Global Meeting on Law Society, LSA, Chicago, USA. SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2022) Rule of Law and judicial Independence in European Union. Central and Eastern threats – RC09 Interim Meeting: Courts under Pressure: Threats to Judicial Independence and Rule of Law across the Globe, IPSA, RC09, Washington DC, USA. P. 1.1 SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2022) Participation as chair in panel 4: National Courts in Europe and Turkey – RC09 Interim Meeting: Courts under Pressure: Threats to Judicial Independence and Rule of Law across the Globe, IPSA, RC09, Washington DC, USA. P. 1.1 SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2022) Environmental responsibility: a mechanism for protecting the environment and people – VII International Congress on Human Rights of Coimbra, Coimbra. Seia, Cristina Aragão (2022) The concepts of goods, digital content, and digital services in the European and Portuguese goods, digital content, and digital services transaction regime. 2nd Zagreb International Conference on the Law of Obligations, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Economics and Business. Zagreb - September 28-30, 2022. ISBN: 978-953-346-186-1 P. 3.1 SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2022) The European Green Deal and Gender Equality – 7th Global Meeting on Law Society, LSA, Lisbon. P. 1.1 SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2022) Ecological Transition: new consumer rights and prohibition of greenwashing and planned obsolescence – Consumer Law Seminar, UC Consumer Law, Faculty of Law, Universidade Lusiada do Porto. P. 1.1 SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2023) Electoral integrity and democratic participation: a concern of the European Union. The case of mobile citizens. XI Congress of the Portuguese Association of Political Science, Covilhã. P. 1.3. SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2023) Rule of Law, human rights, judicial independence, and corruption: features of a fairy tale – 8th Global Meeting on Law Society, LSA, San Juan, Puerto Rico. P.1.1 SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2023) Constitutionalism at the service of Autocracy: Democratic backsliding in the European Union– 2023 IPSA World Congress of Political Science, IPSA, Buenos Aires, Argentina. P.1.1 SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2023) Participation as chair in the panel “Relationships between Democracy and Courts”– 2023 IPSA World Congress of Political Science, IPSA, Buenos Aires, Argentina. P.1.1 SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2023) Artificial Intelligence: Responsibility 3.0 – IV International Congress of the Ibero-American Network of Legal Studies 1812, Mendoza, Argentina. P. 3.1 SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2023) European Union Law: the future of environmental respect by companies – Colloquium The litigation of the environment - Faculty of Law and Economic and Political Sciences, University of Burgundy, Dijon, France. SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2023) Elections Integrity and Democratic Participation: a European Union Concern – Global Summit on Constitutionalism, The University of Texas School of Law, Austin, USA. P. 1.3 SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2023) Rule of Law and Judicial Independence in Latin America – LASA Congress 2023/Latin America and the Caribbean, Latin American Studies Association, Vancouver, Canada. P. 1.1 SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2023) Co-organization of Open Lecture “Comparative Law” with Dr. Ivan Tot, Head of the Department of Law at the University of Zagreb, Croatia, May 8, 2023, Universidade Lusíada, Porto. SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2023) Co-organization of Open Lectures with Professor Monika Moraliyska from UNWE, February \| March 2023 Universidade Lusíada, Porto and Universidade Lusíada, Lisbon. SEIA, Cristina Aragão (2023) Co-organization of Open Lectures with Professor Silviya Todorova from UNWE, April \| May 2023 Universidade Lusíada, Porto. Tavares, José Daniel (2019) IX Luso-Spanish Meeting of International Law and International Relations Teachers, held at the Faculty of Law of the University of Lisbon, on June 6 and 7, 2019, under the theme "International Law and the Limits of the Fight Against Terrorism". Presentation: ‘The Inseparable Relationship between Terrorism, Money Laundering, and Organized Crime’ Tavares, José Daniel (2019) Congress on the European Convention on Human Rights and Additional Protocols, Albuquerque, Paulo Pinto (Org.), School of Law of the Catholic University, Porto, on 2019.06.04. Presentation "The relations between the European Convention on Human Rights and the Law of the European Union from the Strasbourg perspective. The impact of EU law on the Council of Europe law" Tavares, José Daniel (2022) Moderation: White-Collar Crime Panel inserted in the Criminology Conference promoted by the Criminology Center of the University Lusíada of Porto on April 27, 2022 Tavares, José Daniel (2022) Peer Reviewer June 2022 - Reviewer of the article "The Azores in the international relations system: between autonomy and European integration" at the request of the OASIS Journal of the Externado University of Colombia, Faculty of Finance, Government, and International Relations. Tavares, José Daniel (2022) Presentation ‘The Plural System of CA’s (Criminal Associations) Repression in Portugal’, at the International Congress ‘2022 Global Meeting on Law and Society’ program “Power, Alienation & and Human Rights” promoted by the LSA-Law and Society Association, held at ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa on July 13, 2022 Tavares, José Daniel (2023) Open class on European Union Law (Bachelor of Law, on March 14, 2023 with Professor Doctor Monika from UNWE- University and Word Economy, Bulgaria, under the Erasmus mobility program Tavares, José Daniel (2023) Open class on Organized and Economic Crime (Bachelor of Criminology) on April 27, 2023 with Professor Doctor Silviya Todorova from UNWE- University and Word Economy, Bulgaria, under the Erasmus mobility program Tavares, José Daniel (2023) Open class on Research in Organized Crime (Master of Criminology) on May 2, 2023 with Professor Doctor Silviya Todorova from UNWE- University and Word Economy, Bulgaria, under the Erasmus mobility program Tavares, José Daniel (2023) Presentation “Human Rights, Corruption, and Criminal Organizations”, at the International Congress Global Meeting on Law & Society Association-LSA3023, held in San Juan, Puerto Rico from June 1 to 3, 2023 (via Zoom) Tavares, José Daniel (2023) Presentation “Corruption, Human Rights, and Democratic State” at the VIII International Congress of Human Rights of Coimbra, A Transdisciplinary View, Ius Gentium Conibrigae, Faculty of Law of the University of Coimbra, held in Coimbra, from October 10 to 12 (via Zoom)
Remarks	Project completed Schedule: Start date - 2018 Completion date - 2023 Duration - 5 years

RP 1.4 - Bicentenary of Vintist Constitutionalism (1820-1823)

RP 1.4 - Title COMPLETED PROJECT	Bicentenary of Vintist Constitutionalism (1820-1823)
Coordinator	Vital Moreira ORCID: 0000-0002-0454-2638 \| Scopus ID: 57193705835 José Domingues ORCID: 0000-0002-7072-3680 \| Scopus ID: 57191577715
Team (core members)	Vital Moreira José Domingues
Research Group	Public Law and Political Science
Line of research	Constitutional Theory and History
Goals	This project aims to promote reflection on constitutional issues related to the Liberal Revolution of 1820 and the emergence of modern constitutionalism in Portugal - v.g., separation of powers, representative government, parliamentarianism, electoral systems, political representation -, through the production of scientific articles, dissemination articles, monographic studies, biographies, scientific support to local authorities and the organization of an International Conference on "Electoral Constitutionalism", on September 24, 2020, and a colloquium on citizenship in Portugal, from 1820 to the present day.
Scientific Domain General field Specific field	Law Portuguese Constitutional History
Methodology	Documentary research in archive; consultation of thematic bibliography
Partners	Porto City Hall
Expected Results	1 International Conference 1 Colloquium Several scientific and publicity publications
Disclosures	I – Publications: books and chapters a) Evocative editorial trilogy Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – No Bicentenário da Revolução Liberal I: Da Revolução à Constituição (1820-1822), Lisboa, Porto Editora, 2020 (ISBN – 978-972-0-03286-7). Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – No Bicentenário da Revolução Liberal II: Os 40 dias que mudaram Portugal, Lisboa, Porto Editora, 2020 (ISBN 978-972-0-03285-0). Recensão: Diana Tavares da SILVA – «Recensão», Revista de História das Ideias, n.º 40, 2022, pp. 365-368 DOI: https://doi.org/10.14195/2183-8925_40_18 Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – No Bicentenário da Revolução Liberal III: vida e obra política de José Ferreira Borges, Lisboa, Porto Editora, 2021 [ISBN 978-972-0-05284-5]. Obra distinguida com a menção honrosa do Prémio do Grémio Literário 2021. b) Other books and book chapters Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – “Há Constituição em Coimbra”: no bicentenário da Revolução Liberal, Coimbra, Câmara Municipal de Coimbra, 2020 (ISBN: 978-989-8039-42-2). José DOMINGUES – «A contrarrevolução de 1823 e a sua especial expressão em Braga», in Remedios MORÁN MARTÍN (dir.), Trienio Liberal, Vintismo, Rivoluzione (1820-1823). España, Portugal, Italia, Thomson Reuters: Aranzadi, 2021, pp. 553-570. Vital MOREIRA – «A invenção das liberdades individuais em Portugal: a Constituição de 1822», in Isabel PACHECO (Coord. editorial), A Construção da(s) Liberdade(s): Congresso Comemorativo do Bicentenário da Revolução Liberal de 1820, Porto, 2021, pp. 134-173. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES (Coord.) – Dois Séculos de Constitucionalismo Eleitoral (1820-2020): Atas da Conferência, Lisboa, Universidade Lusíada Editora, 2021 [ISBN – 978-889-640-239-6]. DOI: https://doi.org/10.34628/zgy1-hv32 José DOMINGUES – «As eleições parlamentares diretas na proposta eleitoral de António Manuel do Rego Abranches (1821)», in Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES (Coord.) – Dois Séculos de Constitucionalismo Eleitoral (1820-2020): Atas da Conferência, Lisboa, Universidade Lusíada Editora, 2021, pp. 197-222 DOI: https://doi.org/10.34628/2tqn-9r38 Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES (Coord.) – From subjects to citizens: The conquest of citizenship in Portugal from the 1820 Liberal Revolution to the present day, Lisboa, Universidade Lusíada Editora, 2024 DOI: https://doi.org/10.34628/XADX-Y297. José DOMINGUES – «The nation in Cortes: electoral rights in vintismo», Lisboa, Universidade Lusíada Editora, 2023 DOI: https://doi.org/10.34628/NHZV-3K74. Vital MOREIRA – «“We are citizens!” The citizenship revolution of 1820-1822», Lisboa, Universidade Lusíada Editora, 2023 DOI: https://doi.org/10.34628/2E3P-Y463. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «The firs portuguese “constitutional catechism”», Lisboa, Universidade Lusíada Editora, 2023 DOI: https://doi.org/10.34628/6MJE-FN79. Vital MOREIRA – «Do poder absoluto ao poder mínimo: o rei na Constituição de 1822», in Bicentenário da Constituição de 1822, Lisboa, Academia das Ciências, 2023, pp. 21-24. DOI: https://doi.org/10.58164/axw1-1890. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – A contrarrevolução antiliberal de 1823: A vindicta absolutista contra o sistema político-constitucional vintista, Lisboa, Universidade Lusíada Editora, 2023 [ISBN 978-989-640-259-4]. DOI: https://doi.org/10.34628/a57t-nn72. José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «El trienio liberal portugués (1820-1823): perspectivas divergentes sobre la Constitución de Cádiz», in Manuel CHUST CALERO e Ignacio FERNANDÉZ SARASOLA (Editores), A la lid. Cívicos aceros, patrias, emergentes y lucha de ideas en el Trienio Liberal, 1820-1824, Valencia, Tirant Humanidades, 2024, pp. 427-456. c) Articles in scientific journals Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «A oposição à revolução constitucional portuguesa em 1820 (Um folheto censurado de F. J. da Madre de Deus)», in Revista Ágora, vol. 31, n.º 3, 2020. DOI: https://doi.org/10.47456/e-2020310304. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «No bicentenário da contrarrevolução antiliberal de 1823 em Portugal: a vindicta contra o sistema político-constitucional vintista», Araucaria, vol. 26, n.º 55, 2024, pp. 37-60. DOI: https://doi.org/10.12795/i55.02. II – Scientific events: international conference and colloquium Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES (org.) – Dois Séculos de Constitucionalismo Eleitoral em Portugal (1820-2020), conferência internacional realizada na Universidade Lusíada (Porto), 24 de setembro de 2020 (em formato digital). Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES (org.) – “De Súbditos a Cidadãos” – A conquista da cidadania. Do Vintismo à atualidade, colóquio realizado no auditório da Biblioteca Almeida Garrett, Jardins do Palácio de Cristal (Porto), 15 de outubro de 2020, no âmbito do programa municipal de comemoração da Revolução. III – Disclosure of articles and events for the general public a) Articles in the journal JN História: Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «A semente portuense de um país constitucional», JN História, n.º 11, dezembro 2017, pp. 34-45. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «Quando o País votou pela Liberdade Nacional», JN História, n.º 12, fevereiro 2018, pp. 40-55. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «A primeira polémica política da Revolução de 1820», JN História, n.º 13, abril 2018, pp. 44-53. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «Os votos de além-mar na revolução vintista», JN História, n.º 14, junho 2018, pp. 38-47 Reissue: Populus: Revista Jurídica da Escola Judiciária Eleitoral da Bahia 8, junho 2020, pp. 297-313 < http://eje.tre-ba.jus.br/mod/page/view.php?id=2087 >). Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «Os governos do vintismo entre a Revolução e a Constituição (1820-1822)», JN História, n.º 15, agosto 2018, pp. 38-49. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «O “Pátio das Cortes” e a primeira sede do parlamento português (1821-1823)», JN História, n.º 16, outubro 2018, pp. 44-55. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «As Cortes de 1821 num “Instantâneo” de cem anos depois», JN História, n.º 17, dezembro 2018, pp. 36-49. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «O primeiro regimento interno das Cortes portuguesas (1820-1823)», JN História, n.º 18, fevereiro 2019, pp. 38-47. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «Uma Visita Guiada às Primeiras Cortes Constituintes», JN História, n.º 19, abril 2019, pp. 46-55. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «A Primeira “Constituição Política” de Portugal», JN História, n.º 20, junho 2019, pp. 34-47. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «As Cortes Constituintes e a Nova Ordem Jurídico-Social», JN História, n.º 21, agosto 2019, pp. 38-49. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «A “causa do Brasil” no Congresso Constituinte de 1821-22», JN História, n.º 22, outubro 2019, pp. 50-59. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «O Sistema Político-Eleitoral do Vintismo (1822-1823)», JN História, n.º 23, dezembro 2019, pp. 40-51. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «Memória Monumental do Vintismo – Uma dívida ainda por saldar», JN História, n.º 24, fevereiro 2020, pp. 38-51. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «Frei Francisco de São Luís – Um Monge na Revolução», JN História, n.º 26, junho 2020, pp. 32-41. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «O Papel de Coimbra na Revolução Liberal», JN História, n.º 27, agosto 2020, pp. 40-51. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «Xavier de Araújo, um vintista desalinhado», JN História, n.º 28, outubro 2020, pp. 36-47. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «A Revolução Liberal (e a contrarrevolução) em Braga», JN História, n.º 29, dezembro 2020, pp. 38-51. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «José Ferreira Borges: do berço ao túmulo com a burguesia comercial portuense», JN História, n.º 30, fevereiro 2021, pp. 34-45. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «“Nem homens armados nem véstias e capotes”: notas sobre a preparação, organização e cerimonial da primeira reunião do moderno parlamento português, em Lisboa, há duzentos anos», JN História, n.º 32, junho de 2021, pp. 34-47. José DOMINGUES e Vital MOREIRA – «No bicentenário da morte de Manuel Fernandes Tomás: O “patriarca” da Revolução constitucional», JN História, n.º 41, dezembro de 2022, pp. 30-43. Vital MOREIRA e José DOMINGUES – «Quando o berço da Revolução Liberal a renegou», JN História, n.º 47, dezembro de 2023, pp. 42-51. b) Events Apresentação pública da trilogia No Bicentenário da revolução Liberal, na Universidade Lusíada / Porto (11 de novembro de 2021), pelo Professor José Adelino Maltez e pelo Dr. Pedro Olavo Simões. Debate sobre o “Bicentenário do Constitucionalismo Português”, Feira do Livro de Lisboa (9 de setembro de 2022), organizado pela Divisão de Edições da Assembleia da República.
Project Contribution to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	SDG 16: “Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels”.
Remarks	Project completed Schedule: Start date - 2018 Completion date - 2023 Duration - 5 years

RP 1.8 - Great Power Politics

RP 1.8 - Title COMPLETED PROJECT	Great Power Politics
Coordinator	Vítor Ramon Fernandes ORCID: 0000-0001-7846-7987 \| CIÊNCIA ID: CE17-7A8F-868E \| Scopus ID: 57192096344
Team (core members)	Vítor Ramon Fernandes José Francisco Pavia Maria Miguel Sousa Galito Paulo Jorge Ribeiro de Azevedo Amorim Fernanda Barreto Alves Flávio Bastos da Silva Gabriel Eduardo Dias Maia João Carlos Marques Simões
Research group	Public Law and Political Science
Line of research	International Politics and Security
Goals	This project aims to contribute to a better understanding of contemporary international politics, with regard to the relationship and rivalries between the great powers in the international order, but which also includes the study of the strategies and foreign policies of middle powers and small countries involved in this context. The analysis will comprise: Theoretical aspects related to agency and structure in the field of Theory of International Relations. Issues related to International Security.
Scientific field General field Specific field	Political Sciences International Relations
Methodology	Qualitative analysis, consultation of thematic bibliography.
Partners	-
Expected results	Publication of scientific articles Organization of scientific events Presentation of papers at conferences
Disclosures	Articles published in Peer-reviewed and/or indexded academic journals: Fernandes, Vitor Ramon (2024). "Juche, national identity, and culture in a nuclear North Korea: Implications for US foreign policy". Lusiada. Política Internacional e Segurança, Serie I, n° 29, pp. 25-50. ISSN 1847-1342. DOI: https://doi.org/10.34628/HB68-S704. Fernandes, Vitor Ramon (2024). "Geopolitical Shifts amidst War in Europe, and the Cooperation between Portugal and the USA". Political Observer, n° 21, pp. 37-52. ISSN: 2795-4757. DOI: https://doi.org/10.59071/2795-4765.RPCP2024.21/pp.37-52. Silva, F. B. (2024). Passado, Presente e Futuro das Teorias das Relações Internacionais: dos 'Grandes Debates' à 'Escola Chinesa'. Caderno de Relações Internacionais, 15(28), 53-73. doi: 1 0.22293/21791376.v15i28.3074. Silva, F. B. (2024). A Tianxià e a Faixa e Rota na Ordem Internacional: A Construção de Uma "Comunidade de Destino Comum da Humanidade". Daxiyangguo, 32, 65- 91. doi: 1 0.33167/1645-4677/daxiyangguo2024.32/pp. 65- 91. Silva, F. B. (2024). O estudo das Relações Internacionais na China: o projeto de uma «Escola Chinesa das Relações Internacionais». Relações Internacionais, 83, 89-105. doi: 1 0.23906/ri2024.83a06. Silva, F. B. (2024). The European Union's role in a changing Internacional Order: The Global Gateway Initiative. População e Sociedade, 42, 57-76. doi: 10.52224/21845263/rev42a5. Book chapters in edited volumes Fernandes, Vítor Ramon (2024). "As Relações NATORússia, a Invasão da Ucrânia e a Ordem Internacional". In Ana Isabel Xavier e José Matos Correia (eds.). A NATO e as Relações Transatlânticas - De Madrid a Vilnius. Universidade Lusíada Editora e Comissão Portuguesa do Atlântico, pp. 303-314. ISBN 978-989-640-264-8. DOI: https://doi.org/1 0.34628/grhj-rp50. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES WITH PEER-REVIEW: Fernandes, Vítor Ramon (2024). "Regime Durability and Regional Order: The Specific Case of Hezbollah-Iran relations". Part of Panel 16 "Reshaping the Middle East After Israei-Gazza War", CESRAN 2024 11th Annual Conference on International Studies, 1 a 3 de outubro 2024, Università Ca' Foscari di Venezia, Venice, Italy, October 3, 2024. Fernandes, Vítor Ramon (2024). "AUKUS and QUAD: Cooperation and Deterrence in the Indo-Pacific". Part of Panel V "US foreign policy and regional crises: Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Indo-Pacific", September 5, 2024, BISA US Foreign Policy Working Group Annual Conference 2024, King's College London, London, United Kingdom, September 4-5, 2024. Fernandes, Vítor Ramon (2024). "Realism and Progress in International Relations: Not Necessarily Mutually Exclusive". Part of Panei "Progress, Ethics, and Hegemony: Rethinking Realist Roots", Section ST23 "Realist Thought, Theory, and Analysis in IR", August 29, 2024, 17th Pan-European Conference on International Relations, EISA, Université Catholique de Lille, Lille, France, August 27-31, 2024. COMUNICATIONS ANO OTHER ACTIVITIES BY INVITATION: Fernandes, Vítor Ramon (2024). Chair and Discussant in Panel 24 "Emerging Power's Challenges to the Embedded Liberal International Order", CESRAN 2024 11th Annual Conference on International Studies, 1 a 3 de outubro 2024, Università Ca' Foscari di Venezia, Venice, ltaly, October 3, 2024. 2. Fernandes, Vítor Ramon (2024). Chair in Panei I: (In)security and narratives in new domains", September 4, 2024, BISA US Foreign Policy Working Group Annual Conference 2024, King's College London, London, United Kingdon, September 4-5, 2024. Fernandes, Vítor Ramon (2024). Chair in Panel "Progress, Ethics, and Hegemony: Rethinking Realist Roots", Section ST23 "Realist Thought, Theory, and Analysis in IR", August 29, 2024, 17th Pan-European Conference on International Relations, EISA, Université Catholique de Lille, França, August 27-31, 2024. Silva, F. B. (2024, Novembro 11). A Teoria Chinesa das Relações Internacionais e o Futuro da Ordem Internacional [Oral presentation]. Seminar A China no Epicentro das Relações Internacionais: Política, Comércio e Turismo, Porto, Portugal.
Project Contribution to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	The research presented contributed to sustainability through the following domains: SDG 4- Quality Education: Contribution through the production and dissemination of scientific knowledge. SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions: Contribution through peer-reviewed articles that explore topics related to governance, political institutions and diplomacy, offering insights and policy recommendations. SDG 17 - Partnerships for the Goals: Contribution through active participation in academic networks and conferences with international peers.
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Observations	Schedule: Start date - January 30, 2023 Completion date - December 31, 2024

Researchers

Name	Researcher	Projects	ORCID	CIÊNCIA ID	WoS Researcher ID	Scopus Author ID
Adérito Hugo Russo Vicente	Integrated	RP 1.9	0000-0002-5258-8868	7A18-468A-B975	IZD-7472-2023	57805767700
Afonso Filipe Pereira d'Oliveira Martins	Integrated	-	0000-0002-3588-7049	A411-B591-5681	-	-
Ana Catarina Araújo Costa	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0000-0002-4548-8770	7C16-3458-5077	-	-
André da Silva Paulos	Collaborator	RP 1.11 RP 1.12 RP 1.13	0000-0002-3934-4164	6812-1C2A-09D6	-	-
André Marques Soares	Collaborator	-	0000-0002-8671-9184	191E-E55E-4576	-	-
António Manuel de Almeida Santos Cordeiro	Integrated	-	0000-0001-7119-1420	061B-CD63-20DD	-	-
António Manuel Fernandes da Silva Ribeiro	Collaborator	RP 1.9	0000-0001-8387-5010	4C1F-CC0B-40FB	-	-
António Manuel Gonçalves Alexandre	Integrated	-	0000-0002-2697-1951	D216-BA9A-30EE	-	-
António Miguel Ferro Catela Teixeira	Integrated	RP 1.2 RP 1.11 RP 1.12 RP 1.13	0000-0002-7255-4374	2712-E5A6-A8BF	-	-
Bernardo de Mendonça Teixeira de Castro	Collaborator	-	0000-0002-5867-2155	3316-F4A4-028F	-	-
Carlos Cesar Lima da Silva Motta	Integrated	-	0000-0001-7275-1768	2311-A522-04E3	-	-
Catarina Jesus Miranda	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0000-0001-7366-1983	7010-F524-8763	-	-
Carolina Reis Pereira da Conceição	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0009-0008-4270-6008	DB10-8F0F-05DA	-	-
Cristina Maria Ramos Coelho	Integrated	-	0000-0003-4639-2719	401C-13CD-9E1C	-	-
Daniela Loureiro Oliveira	Collaborator	RP 5.3	0009-0004-9180-7412	231D-6DB2-FF25	-	-
Diogo José Pina Chiquelho	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0000-0003-1206-5269	5816-8B8F-7467	-	-
Eduardo Manuel Oliveira e Sousa	Integrated	RP 1.3 RP 3.4	0000-0002-6995-2793	101C-E733-E1B3	-	-
Ema Marques Coutinho	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0000-0003-3018-8182	501B-B142-C4F6	-	-
Fernanda Barreto Alves	Integrated	RP 1.8 RP 1.9	0009-0000-8165-1822	8912-40DA-3879	-	-
Fernando Jorge Ceriz	Collaborator	-	0000-0003-2407-4736	DE17-003E-AB6D	-	-
Filipa Maria de Almeida Marques Pais d'Aguiar	Integrated	RP 1.7 RP 2.3	0000-0003-1614-1521	0E14-6E26-7CC7	-	-
Flávio Bastos da Silva	Collaborator	RP 1.8	0009-0003-2302-7361	9B15-A450-3B3A	-	-
Flor Arias Aparicio	Collaborator	-	0000-0002-9822-8905	BB1D-FA61-157E	-	-
Gabriel Eduardo Dias Maia	Collaborator	RP 1.3 RP 1.8	0009-0008-8949-3214	3813-2FFE-7B8C	-	-
Isa Filipa António de Sousa	Integrated	-	0000-0003-4431-7010	2012-F7DA-8529	-	-
Isabel Francisca Mendes Rego Ram	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0000-0002-8684-0320	931B-D9FC-E0E2	-	-
Italo Bastos Assis	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0000-0003-2481-7878	6118-240E-A75C	-	-
João Amorim Esteves	Integrated	-	0000-0001-8591-2401	2C19-B8C7-6F79	-	-
João Carlos Carvalho Godinho	Collaborator	-	0000-0002-8824-8830	8A1F-5DB9-5FB4	-	-
João Carlos Marques Simões	Collaborator	-	0000-0002-7859-4668	3D18-D861-EB83	-	-
João Paulo Santos de Castro Fernandes	Integrated	-	0000-0001-6994-0883	EB17-1F32-704F	-	-
João Pedro Nevado Daniel	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0000-0003-3624-7462	B81B-EE6A-08E1	-	-
Joel Silva Ferreira da Mata	Integrated	-	0000-0002-3441-1209	3512-E77C-183D	-	-
Joel Timóteo Ramos Pereira	Collaborator	-	0000-0002-6271-8101	2F1F-929F-03C5	-	-
Jorge Tiago Veiga Quaresma Viana Barra	Integrated	-	0000-0003-3276-5588	CB16-0806-EB73	-	-
José Daniel Tavares Fernandes da Silva	Integrated	RP 1.11 RP 1.12 RP 1.13 RP 3.3	0000-0003-4064-1366	0C11-CD9D-14DA	-	-
José Francisco Lynce Zagalo Pavia	Integrated	RP 1.8 RP 1.9	0000-0001-9059-8795	2A1D-B1D5-1081	GWC-6535-2022	-
José Gonçalo de Areia Capitão	Collaborator	RP 1.11 RP 1.12 RP 1.13	0000-0002-9956-6965	6A1F-862C-1287	-	-
José Henrique Costa Rocha	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0000-0002-8996-8557	111E-CB28-9634	-	-
José Joaquim Antunes Fernandes	Collaborator	-	0000-0002-4222-5000	7A13-0EC8-3935	-	-
José Joaquim Gomes Canotilho	Integrated	-	0000-0002-3565-1466	1917-99CB-E47E	-	-
José Manuel de Matos Correia	Collaborator	RP 1.7 RP 2.3	0000-0003-2343-8569	9E12-D03E-F577	-	-
José Miguel Calisto Quintas Penim Pinheiro	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0000-0002-0054-7490	611B-FE1D-16D7	-	-
Leonardo Delgado Grilo	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0009-0009-6494-5250	121F-CF43-3A5F	-	-
Lucie Clamens	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0009-0000-1715-3095	4E1E-0B51-9232	-	-
Luís Manuel Barbosa Rodrigues	Integrated	RP 1.11	0000-0002-0386-3704	091E-BDAD-27E8	-	-
Luís Marques Fernandes	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0009-0002-0547-4208	CD19-E334-58A2
Manuel Fernando da Silva Monteiro	Integrated	RP 1.3 RP 1.5	0000-0002-6465-3209	9318-32CA-99B0	-	57205114163
Maria Cristina Barroso de Aragão Seia Franco	Integrated	RP 1.3 RP 1.11 RP 1.12 RP 1.13 RP 3.3 RP 3.4	0000-0002-7188-3168	1816-8F0A-C659	-	-
Maria Isabel de Jesus Sousa	Integrated	-	0000-0001-9448-2714	FA1A-C5DE-D09B	-	-
Maria João Fraga Cabral Sacadura Campos Lopes	Integrated	-	0009-0001-1525-8800	DE1F-CA8C-6CAB	-	-
Maria Margarida do Rego da Costa Salema d'Oliveira Martins	Integrated	RP 1.11 RP 1.12 RP 1.13 RP 2.6	0000-0002-4086-5442	051B-D14C-F96F	-	-
Maria Miguel Sousa Galito	Integrated	RP 1.3 RP 1.8 RP 1.9	0000-0001-9590-7278	C51D-0869-1710	M-4789-2013	56184991900
Maria Teresa Martinho Leitão Tavares de Abreu	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0000-0002-4817-0768	FC1E-69E0-65A5	-	-
Miguel Patrocínio dos Reis Pereira	Collaborator	-	0009-0007-5259-1868	641C-6C57-E0DA
Paulo Jorge Ribeiro de Azevedo Amorim	Integrated	RP 1.8 RP 1.14	0000-0001-5555-4535	5F13-60C2-0DA3	-	-
Pedro José Lopes Clemente	Collaborator	-	0000-0003-3527-8515	2A12-88E7-1D8B	-	-
Ricardo Luís Leite Pinto	Integrated	RP 1.3	0000-0002-6615-4120	EC10-1B8E-C74F	-	57673782000
Rodrigo Ferreira de Campos	Collaborator	-	0000-0003-1800-5996	2F10-5C89-068B	-	-
Rodrigo Mendes Farinha	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0000-0003-2141-8767	AC1A-DE7C-35F8	-	-
Salustino David dos Santos Andrade	Collaborator	-	0009-0008-0147-7843	AA17-924F-C4AB	-	-
Sara Raquel da Silva Santos Costa	Collaborator	RP 3.3	0009-0003-3413-6133	911E-93C3-C418	-	-
Sílvia Maria Galvão Teles Franco Pulido Pereira	Collaborator	RP 1.11 RP 1.12 RP 1.13	0000-0003-3107-4363	DA11-BC7C-C6BA	-	-
Sofia Isabel Gomes Santos	Integrated	RP 1.3	0000-0002-5406-892X	681A-E6C7-999D	-	-
Susana Antas Fernandes Videira Branco	Collaborator	-	0000-0002-9246-2557	FE13-47AA-7A98	-	-
Susana Cabrita Vieira	Collaborator	RP 1.3 RP 1.7 RP 2.3	0000-0002-3598-6258	5111-77C3-F9E9	-	-
Teresa de Andrade Leal Coelho	Collaborator	RP 1.3 RP 1.11 RP 1.12 RP 1.13	0000-0002-6117-179X	B116-B201-2620	-	-
Tiago André de Aparício Simões	Collaborator	-	0000-0003-2318-8838	3D11-694D-BBB2	-	-
Tiago André Ferreira Lopes	Integrated	RP 1.9	0000-0002-5444-1069	9617-8125-D73E	-	-
Tomás Rebelo Marques Pereira	Collaborator	RP 1.11 RP 1.12 RP 1.13	0009-0009-8224-6293	DA18-C020-EC3D	-	-
Vanda Sofia Braz Ramalho	Integrated	-	0000-0002-2833-3208	B21B-F192-3866	-	-
Vânia Margarida Rodrigues Rego	Collaborator	RP 1.3	0000-0002-8673-6574	211D-2944-1CB0	-	-
Vital Martins Moreira	Integrated	RP 1.5 RP 1.6	0000-0002-0454-2638	7216-0F84-DFF7	-	57193705835
Vítor Manuel Ramon Fernandes	Integrated	RP 1.8 RP 1.9	0000-0001-7846-7987	CE17-7A8F-868E	-	57192096344

Production

Global Scientific Production

Public Law and Political Sciences

1. International Electoral Observatory

2. An Ethical Culture of Anti-Corruption: Law, Dialogue, Action, and Education

3. For the Portuguese Constitutional History

1. Constitutional Theory and History

2. Transnational Public Law

3. Fundamental Rights, Dignity, Sustainability, Artificial Intelligence and Social Justice

4. International Politics and Security

5. Social Rights & Social Intervention

Objetivos gerais

Specific objectives:

I Publications and scientific events PAPERS 2020

2021

2022

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2024

II Subject-focused studies 2022 ABSTENTION DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC (2020-2022)

III CONFERENCE 2022 "The 2022 legislative elections and the reform of the Portuguese electoral system"

IV Dissemination to the non-academic community 2022

I – Scientific publications

II – Scientific events: international conferences

III - Publicity articles and events for the general public

I – Scientific publications

II – Divulgation articles and events for the general public

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

I – Publications: books and chapters

II – Scientific events: international conference and colloquium

III – Disclosure of articles and events for the general public

Articles published in Peer-reviewed and/or indexded academic journals:

Book chapters in edited volumes

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES WITH PEER-REVIEW:

COMUNICATIONS ANO OTHER ACTIVITIES BY INVITATION:

Campus

Research Groups

Contacts

Universidades Lusíada

I
Publications and scientific events
PAPERS
2020

II
Subject-focused studies
2022
ABSTENTION DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC (2020-2022)

III
CONFERENCE
2022
"The 2022 legislative elections and the reform of the Portuguese electoral system"

IV
Dissemination to the non-academic community
2022