Research Group Innovation and Labour Website: http://ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?catId=1086&langId=en Presentation: The European Center of Expertise in labour law and labour market policy (ECE) is the result of a merger of several European the European Employment Policy Observatory (EEPO) and the European Labour Law Network (ELLN). The ECE is coordinated by the international consultancy firm ICF on behalf of the European Commission (DG Employment Social Affairs and Inclusion). Reinhard Naumann was the Portuguese correspondent of the EEPO and is now one of several Portuguese members of the ECE. The ECE covers legal, regulatory, economic and policy aspects of employment and labour markets, including reforms, in the 28 Member States, EEA countries, candidate countries and potential candidates. As a member of ECE Reinhard Naumann provides the following services: • specific analysis of the present and planned implementation of country specific recommendations by the Members States and National Employment Policy documents (in the case of candidate countries and potential candidates). • thorough analysis of practices implemented by employment services, social partners and other practitioners on the ground and assess their efficiency and return on investment, so as to improve future policy proposals. • report on and assess labour market dynamics, trends and policies in specific countries; • thematic researches concerning labour market related thematic topics. Period: 2007 - 2013 Funding Institution: GHK Consulting Ltd Coordination: Reinhard Naumann DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Nádia Simões Resources: Updated: 31/01/2018 #IL #ReinhardNaumann #NádiaSimões #Labour

Research Group Cities and Territories Website: n.a. Presentation: This project sought to collect, analyze and provide a detailed set of information on the projects financed by the “Programa de Desenvolvimento Comunitário para a Mouraria”, ultimately aiming at an integrated analysis of the PDCM, its implementation and functioning as well as the objectives achieved in this phase of work: "the individual and comparative analysis should focus on each project in relation to the achievement of the proposed objectives and the contribution of each of them to the results of each and each axis in relation to the general objectives of the PDCM." Period: 2012 - 2013 Funding Institution: Câmara Municipal de Lisboa Coordination: Madalena Matos DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Pedro Costa , Alexandra Castro , Teresa Amor , António Velez . Consultants: José Manuel Henriques , Margarida Perestrelo . Resources: Project reports. Updated: 02/02/2018 #CT #MadalenaMatos #PedroCosta #AlexandraCastro #TeresaAmor #AntónioVelez #JoséManuelHenriques #MargaridaPerestrelo

Research Group Governance, Economy and Citizenry Website: http://web3.letras.up.pt/empsoc/ Presentation: The project researched social entrepreneurship in Portugal through the consideration of three dimensions/goals: i) caracterization of social policies; ii) organizations of social economy (case studies); iii) pos-graduate programes in social (and solidarity) economy. The selected cases allowed a deep analysis of social economy entities in diferente regions of the country and a perception of their diversity, their role in social inclusion and empowerment, as well as their main problems. Period: 2012 - 2014 Funding Institution: FCT - Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia Coordination: Cristina Parente (FLUP) DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Maria de Fátima Ferreiro , Isabel Guerra , Teresa Costa Pinto , João Martinho (BI March – May 2012)); Hugo Moreira (BI June 20112 to August 2013) External Team: Heloísa Perista, Janine Nunes, Eudelina Jesus Resources: Updated: 31/01/2018 #GEC #MariadeFátimaFerreiro #IsabelGuerra #TeresaCostaPinto #JoãoMartinho #HugoMoreira

Research Group Governance, Economy and Citizenry Website: n.a. Presentation: This project aimed to investigate into detail the living conditions of individuals hit by the crisis and to understand with their cooperation how they coped with the economic shock they experienced or are still experiencing. Methodology: The work sought to: Identify the more recent studies in Portugal about this subject; A brief characterization of the phenomena of unemployment in the recent 5 years; An Identification of the interviewees on the basis of the criteria provided by the Coordinator as laid out in the methodological framework for the interviews; The realisations of 15 the face-to-face interviews to understand how people have been impacted by the crisis with the guidelines provided by the Coordinator; A word transcription of the interviews in the original language and in English; Analyze and summarize the main findings of the interview elaborating a report. Period: 2013 - 2013 Funding Institution: European Commission – Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion DG Coordination: Isabel Guerra DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Fátima Suleman , Teresa Amor Resources: Project report Updated: 02/02/2018 #GEC #IsabelGuerra #FátimaSuleman #TeresaAmor

Research Group Governance, Economy and Citizenry Website: n.a. Presentation: Within the framework of the ILO-Swedish project on freedom of association and collective bargaining (GL0/09/60/SID), for the International Labour Organization and under the supervision of the Senior Project Officer, Pierre Guibentif; DINÂMIA’CET-IUL will undertake in-depth analyses of the data gathered during diagnostic missions to Indonesia, Jordan and Malawi (to be provided by the project team) by undertaking the following specific tasks:- Undertake a descriptive analysis of the qualitative and quantitative data gathered in the field during the diagnostic mission to Indonesia;- Undertake a descriptive analysis of the qualitative and quantitative data gathered in the field during the diagnostic mission to Jordan;- Undertake a descriptive analysis of the qualitative and quantitative data gathered in the field during the diagnostic mission to Malawi. Period: 2013 - 2013 Funding Institution: ILO - International Labour Organization Coordination: Pierre Guibentif DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Sónia Costa , Teresa Amor , António Velez Resources: Reports Updated: 02/02/2018 #GEC #PierreGuibentif #SóniaCosta #TeresaAmor #AntónioVelez

Research Group Cities and Territories Website: n.a. Presentation: This study aimed to inventory, catalog and analyze the work of sucessive Offices that belonged to the structures of the Ministries of the Colonies and later of the Overseas (henceforth designated overseas ministries) and that were responsible for the architectural project is part of a more comprehensive study about the city and architecture produced in the former colonial territories, the aim of which is to further the knowledge of the intellectual and constructed heritage generated by the Portuguese and to make it available to the public at large by means of an on line consultation system. Period: 2010 - 2013 Funding Institution: FCT - Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia Coordination: Ana Vaz Milheiro DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Paulo Tormenta Pinto ; José Luis Saldanha ; Vasco Rato , Filipa Fiúza (BI) External Team: Ana Canas; João Santos Vieira; Maria Manuela Portugal; Cláudia Morgado; João Afonso; Jorge Figueira; Rute Figueiredo; Luís Marques; Catarina Serafim (BI), Lígia Ferreira (BI); Patrícia Cordeiro (BI); Tiago Lourenço (BI) Resources: Updated: 02/02/2018 #CT #AnaVazMilheiro #PauloTormentaPinto #JoséLuisSaldanha #VascoRato #FilipaFiúza

Research Group Innovation and Labour Website: n.a. Presentation: Who benefited most from the re-regulation of labour markets which affected most of EU countries in the 1990s? The guidelines of the European Employment Strategy stress the need to promote flexibility combined with employment security and to ensure employment-friendly labour cost developments and wage-setting mechanisms [Ce05]. Despite higher occupation and employment rates, the outcome of 20 years of labour market flexibility is not clear yet. Flexibility allowed employers to face increasingly competitive markets, yet claims exist that contract flexibility was also used to cut labour and training costs [RaScHa00]. Contract flexibility has also been accused of driving large shares of younger workers and other groups of disadvantages employees to career paths characterised by temporary contracts, lower wages, poor working conditions, and low training. Literature on employment relationships has achieved important results, but several gaps still exist. The core idea of this research project is that wage dynamics and the use of flexible contracts are driven by the wage policy of a firm and by environmental conditions. Thus, the research programme jointly developed by a Portuguese and an Italian research unit, will take advantage of two national administrative linked employer-employee panel databases: Quadros do Pessoal, and Work Histories Italian Panel (WHIP). The research programme is based on a multidisciplinary, comparative, and pluralist approach and it is expected to produce new theoretical models and empirical evidence on the joint use of contract flexibility and targeted wage policies by firms. Period: 2010 - 2012 Funding Institution: FCT - Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia Coordination: Fátima Suleman DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Abdul Kadir Suleman , Sérgio Lagoa , Francesca Sgobbi , Marta Pereira (BI since 1st February 2010), Diana Alves (BI since October 2011) External Team: Giancarlo Cainarca; Lara Patrício de Moura Tavares; Valentina Morandi Resources: 1- book; 4 - peer-reviewed articles; 4 - national papers; 24 - presentations at scientific meetings; 4 - Organization of scientific events; 12 master theses; 6 reports. Updated: 02/02/2018 #IL #FátimaSuleman #AbdulSuleman #SérgioLagoa #FrancescaSgobbi #MartaPereira #DianaAlves #Labour

Research Group Innovation and Labour Website: n.a. Presentation: The project sought to improve knowledge of the gendered structure of domestic work in Portugal. Concretely, it aimed to:1) provide new data and conceptual, statistical and econometric analysis of a previously under-studied area; 2) enhance understanding of that women-dominated sector, through consideration of the nature of the work, its representation in society, and its position as a transition job for migrant and non-migrant women; 3) reach conclusions concerning domestic workers’ preferences and experiences regarding labour law protections and undeclared work; 4) challenge the boundaries of the concepts of entrepreneurship and innovation through considering a sector not traditionally seen as falling within those definitions; 5) identify the social, legal and labour market policy implications of this work; 6) increase international awareness of research into the Portuguese social reality through international publications; and 7) provide training to junior researchers as a priority. Period: 2010 - 2012 Funding Institution: FCT - Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia Coordination: Maria da Paz Campos Lima DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Nuno Dias ; Lisa Tortell ; Nádia Nogueira Simões; Vanessa Blétière; António Velez (BI since 01/11/2010) External Team: Beatriz Padilla Resources: Updated: 02/02/2018 #IL #MariadaPazCamposLima #NunoDias #NádiaSimões #VanessaBlétière #AntónioVelez #Labour

Research Group Governance, Economy and Citizenry Website: n.a. Presentation: This project is meant to explore decision making devices (instruments and procedures) and their role in dealing with conflicts between (incommensurable) values as they arise in the process of public decision-making concerning the sustainability of projects with major impact on environment. With the European Union Directive 2001/42/EC the assessment procedure known as Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) became a major instrument for implementing sustainable territorial development policies in the EU. Public decision is thus called to translate into practice the goal of territorial sustainable development - a guiding principle of public action that requires the composition of different and often contrasting definitions concerning desirable common goods to pursue. However, the way in which this composition may be achieved leaves room for controversies and varied, context-dependent, arrangements. The project combines two different but interwoven explorations. The first is meant to analyse the translation of monistic and pluralistic approaches into “devices of decision” (cost-benefit analysis; integrated and multicriteria approaches). The second axis is devoted to the observation of how these devices have been enacted in controversies concerning large infrastructural projects, specifically: the decision on the location of the new Lisbon airport, the decision of the construction of the Tua dam and the decision on the extension of Milan airport. Period: 2010 - 2012 Funding Institution: FCT - Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia | PTDC/CS-ECS/099630/2008 Coordination: Laura Centemeri (CES-Coimbra) DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Ana Costa ; Maria de Fátima Ferreiro ; Maria Eduarda Gonçalves ; Vasco Gonçalves ; Luís Francisco Carvalho External Team: Ana Cristina Santos; João José Tolda; João Rodrigues José Joaquim Reis; José Castro Caldas; Rita Serra; Tiago Santos Pereira e Vítor Neves Resources: Update: 31/01/2018 #GEC #AnaCosta #MariadeFátimaFerreiro #MariaEduardaGonçalves #VascoGonçalves #LuísFranciscoCarvalho

Research Group Cities and Territories Website: n.a. Presentation: Portrail of the concept of creative city in articulation with the ongoing debates over the role of cultural activities and creativity in urban revitalization and the fostering of cities’ competitiveness. Based upon this framework, we will make an in-depth diagnosis of the Cascais municipality regarding its potential in these areas. Our methodological approach was based on strategic planning, based on a participation-action rationale in order to mobilize the different actors and improve the establishment of partnerships with local agents. Period: 2007 - 2011 Funding Institution: Câmara Municipal de Cascais Coordination: Pedro Costa DINÂMIA'CET-IUL Team: Nuno Teles, Ricardo Ferreira, Bruno Vasconcelos, Gustavo Sugahara , Giles Teixeira , Miguel Magalhães , José Manuel Henriques External Team: Berta Rato Resources: Updated: 02/02/2018 #CT #PedroCosta #RicardoMigueis #GustavoSugahara #BrunoVasconcelos #MiguelMagalhães #NunoTeles #RicardoFerreira #GilesTeixeira #JoséManuelHenriques