Coordination: Ana Luísa Micaelo, Catarina Frois, Joana Lucas
With the objective of disseminate CRIA’s research fellows work, and to encourage the sharing and discussion of data at an early stage of research, CRIA as implemented a line of Working Papers. These papers will only be available online, in CRIA’s site, and of open access to the public in general. The manuscripts published may be in the format of finalized papers, research notes, written script of oral communications presented in scientific meeting, or others. All of which will have to have enough scientific quality to be accepted for publication.
Although, CRIA´s Working Papers are not peer reviewed papers, in the classic sense of the term, these are nevertheless academic and scientific papers that may be cited as any other publication. To guarantee its academic and scientific standards all texts received texts will be appreciated by the WP coordinators, and the authors informed of the final decision.
How to submit a text? (see guidelines – in portuguese)
“Ser mas não ser, eis a questão. O problema persistente do essencialismo estratégico.” – Miguel Vale de Almeida
“From home to the street: Children’s street-ward migration in Cape Verde” – Lorenzo I. Bordonaro
“Le temps des «Bilgueitts»: un village «maraboutique» Sahélien au XXIème siècle” – Francisco Freire
“O Paradoxo das Oportunidades. Jovens, relações geracionais e transformações socias – notas sobre Cabo Verde” – Filipe Martins
“Ao “mel” e ao “tabaco”: sobre Relação Social” – Leif Grünewald
“Maternidade e Identidade em Contexto de Imigração” – Elizabeth Challinor
“What about those shoes? Street children and NGOs in Maputo, Mozambique” – Andrea Moreira
“Aprender português para falar com as pessoas. Reflexões sobre processos de reconfiguração identitária em contextos de imigração.” – Cristina Valentim
“O Historiador, o Leitor, o Rei e as Amantes deles: Sobre alguns efeitos perversos do fim das teorias” – Ângela Miranda Cardoso
“Spaces of Memory: The Construction of Colonial and Post-Colonial Spaces in the Memories of Former Portuguese Colonizers” – Mário Machaqueiro
“Cuidar, ser cuidado e viver em contexto de crise: Aspectos económicos das relações interpessoais” – Antónia Pedroso de Lima
“Care as sustainability in times of crisis: Between welfare-state and interpersonal relationships in Portugal” – Antónia Pedroso de Lima
“The Museum is Us All (O Museu Somos Todos), Odemira: community, place and memory in a site-specific participatory art project” – Catarina Barata
“Uma etnografia multi-situada em torno da prática e difusão da Kizomba” – André Castro Soares
“Casas (pós-) rurais. Mobilidade, arquitetura e trajetórias identitárias” – Ana Saraiva
“Campinos, touros e cheias na lezíria: produção social das representações hegemónicas do Ribatejo” – Pedro Silva Sena
“The anthropologist and the bioengineer: A theoretical reflection on some preconditions for ethnographic collaborations in Personalized Medicine” – José Carlos Pinto da Costa
