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FCT Relatório Científico 2009 Print: 29-03-2010 10:28:58 [Centro de Estudos Transdisciplinares para o Desenvolvimento (CETRAD)]
General Information
Name of Research Unit:
(SADG-Norte-4011)
Centro de Estudos Transdisciplinares para o Desenvolvimento (CETRAD)
Coordinator:
Christopher Gerry
Main Scientific Domain:
Sociologia, Antropologia, Demografia e Geografia
Other Subdomains:
n/a
Host Institutions
Leading Host Institution:
Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro
Other Institutions Involved:
Objectives & Achievements
Unit Description
For CETRAD, 2009 was another year of intensive work and stimulating challenges: the Centre worked hard to affirm its transdisciplinary research
approach and to extend its commitment to other methodologies. The Centre’s commitment to core disciplinary areas of sociology, anthropology,
demography and geography, and their interface with contributions from the other disciplines that contribute to development studies (economics and
management), reflects the ongoing evolution of its transdisciplinary approach and the adjustments it has made to the broad themes and specific
research lines on which it focuses.
The key characteristics of CETRAD’s governance structure and management style remain unaltered. Its Director, Deputy Directors and the 2
coordinators of each of the 3 Research Groups (RGs) form a 9-member Executive Committee (EC) responsible for designing, co-managing and
monitoring the research strategy. The Director is responsible for the Unit’s overall scientific and administrative management. CETRAD’s key decisionmaking body is its Scientific Council (SC), made up of all eligible researchers with PhDs, plus elected representatives of pre-doctoral staff. Associate
Researchers (mainly representing Units with which CETRAD collaborates closely), are nonvoting members of the SC, contributing on questions of
strategy and scientific quality, and serve to strengthen national-level networking. An Advisory Committee (AC) of up to 5 external (mainly non-national)
members supervises and evaluates CETRAD’s work, providing guidance on issues of strategy and performance. Currently, the AC has 3 members: Jan
Douwe van der Ploeg (http://www. jandouwevanderploeg), J Ramón Cuadrado (http://www2.uah.es/jrcuadrado), and Alain Tobelem
(http://perso.orange.fr/sadci/fr/ infogen.html), from the Universities of Wageningen, Alcalá and Sophia-Antipolis, respectively. CETRAD provides inhouse financial, IT and legal advice, and is supported administratively by the Department of Economics, Sociology and Management (DESG). (For more
details on DESG, visit http://www.utad.pt/pt/departamentos/achs/desg/index.html. For more details on CETRAD, visit www.cetrad.info).
A visit by one of CETRAD’s Advisory Committee members, Prof. J Ramón Cuadrado of the University of Alcalá, Spain, allowed him to update his
knowledge of its recent activities. At the final meeting, while recognising the wide scope of interests that a development-focused research centre
inevitably needs, he stressed the need to reduce the dispersion of CETRAD’s interests and efforts ahead of the FCT’s next evaluation exercise. A
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summary of his recommendations was distributed to all CETRAD researchers, discussed by all 3 Research Groups, and has stimulated a number of
changes.
CETRAD also revised and approved new financial management rules including provision for a part of researchers’ funding to be distributed on the basis
of research productivity.
General Objectives
There are 2 main reasons why CETRAD addresses territorially-specific development issues resulting from the complex interplay of marginalisation and
centralisation processes: (1) they reflect a wide range of social, cultural, environmental and economic problems demanding urgent solutions; and (2)
these territories have resources, assets and opportunities with the potential to enrich local communities and promote local and regional development.
CETRAD applies a predominantly transdisciplinary approach to the social reality of peripheral territories, exploring the synergies between various
disciplines so as to promote practical outcomes. In doing so it aims to deliver knowledge that is cutting edge and applicable. CETRAD delivers to all
types of organisations and communities, information, methodologies, technologies, resources and organisational strategies that are tailor-made to
promote local/regional development. Research is reflexive and participatory, and involves the collection, use and integration of feedback from all
project stakeholders. Its mission is pursued in partnership with institutions that share its concerns, with a view to (1) improving understanding of how
sustainable local/regional development can be achieved; (2) developing appropriate research methods; and (3) generating research results that
contribute to more effective development policies and organisational strategies.
CETRAD strengthens the research process and the quality/quantity of its outputs via: (1) Internationalisation: by intensifying its involvement in
international networks and collaborative projects CETRAD has improved its research capacity and its ability to disseminate its work within
academic/practitioner communities by increasingly publishing in peer-reviewed, international publications; (2) Networking: through organic growth,
the incorporation of new (principal/associate) researchers, and the recruitment of full-time research fellows from overseas, CETRAD has gained greater
‘critical mass’ in existing areas of strength and new areas of interest, allowing it to reinforce/expand its national/foreign networks; (3) Science dynamic:
researchers have a key involvement in Masters and PhD courses in UTAD, and contribute to similar programmes in other national and foreign
universities; these activities help to disseminate research results more widely, and create opportunities for further research through new projects and
thesis supervision; also CETRAD has been able to attract funded PhD and postdoctoral students from Portugal/abroad, in particular through FCT
programmes; (4) Scientific Value Added: in turn, CETRAD’s greater critical mass, expanded research capacity, internationalisation/networking and
increased scientific dynamic have allowed it to address more complex, Europe-wide and international problems, and to provide better policy advice.
Main Achievements during the year of 2009
In 2009, CETRAD continued to produce research that the community (firms, consultants, NGOs, civil society, government) has found relevant and
useful, as indicated by its continued ability to attract contracts from public, private and 3rd sector entities, despite the difficult economic conjuncture.
Its high profile as a regional and national player derives from its history, the quality of its research, its regional embeddedness and its proactive stance.
Researchers continued their work on: migration, gender and health, urban/regional development, and social policy – all analysed against a background
of globalisation and the current economic downturn (RG1); entrepreneurship/innovation, and the sectoral, organisational and market-specific
adaptation of public, private and 3rd sector management practices and strategies (RG2); agrifood value chains, environmental assessment and the
value of environmental assets, heritage applications of cultural economics, and national and international trends in tourism (RG3).
CETRAD’s Iberian partnerships continued to evolve, though progress has been slow in building a network of development-focussed research units
embracing the public universities of the Portuguese Interior. International research collaboration was consolidated with CENACYT (Panama’s equivalent
of FCT), and in the EU through projects such as RAPIDO, LAMA, REAL and EUROFOREX). New networking relationships began thanks to CETRAD’s two
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new postdoctoral research fellows who have already provided impetus to future links with Polish and Indian universities (see RG1 and RG2’s
publications), and via member's supervision of Masters and PhD projects as part of UTAD's Luso-Brazilian Agreement.
At the end of 2009, CETRAD hosted 42 researchers with PhDs. Research output remained solid, with greater emphasis placed on giving papers at
international conferences prior to submitting improved versions for publication in peer review journals. A significant number of edited books was also
produced. More specifically, 21 articles in peer review journals (of which 13 international) were published, along with 4 books, 24 book chapters and 48
papers in conference proceedings (of which 46 international). 8 PhD and 12 Masters theses supervised by CETRAD staff were concluded. CETRAD’s
regular seminar series (SPID) continued to contribute to the building of research capacity, networking, dissemination of results and collection of
stakeholder/community feedback. During 2009, 22 seminars were held, involving 67 speakers (of whom 40 external), each session attracting
participants from around 20 institutions, with audiences ranging from 20 (at workshops) to 150 (at major seminars). In the same period, 9 international
and 18 national projects were being carried out by CETRAD researchers.
Activities
Integrative/multidisciplinary activities during the year of 2009
Since transdisciplinary research lies at the core of CETRAD’s mission, most of the projects undertaken by its 3 RGs deploy multidisciplinary teams and
use techniques that draw on several disciplinary traditions (REAL and RAPIDO projects). Though most of its researchers teach in the same Department,
their varied disciplinary backgrounds and professional experience reflect CETRAD’s commitment to multi- and transdisciplinary approaches. While half
of its senior staff has doctorates with a strong sociological/rural development orientation, their initial training ranges from agronomy to anthropology.
Other staff whose first degrees are in economics or management have frequently applied these disciplinary skills to the analysis of the broader social
dimensions of regional, rural and local development. In 2009 CETRAD’s research assistants were completing PhD theses in sociology, anthropology,
economics, management, tourism and rural development, among other relevant fields. While each RG retains its particular identity and thematic
priorities, clear evidence of the multidisciplinary nature of much of CETRAD’s research can be seen in the number of publications that are co-authored
by members of different disciplinary areas (or, indeed, if different RGs), by their participation in projects that transcend disciplinary boundaries, and by
their co-organisation of multidisciplinary research-related events. CETRAD members regularly collaborate in projects, conferences and publications with
researchers from other disciplinary backgrounds, both within UTAD (in particular, with colleagues from the environmental and agrarian sciences), and
across a broad spectrum of other Portuguese higher education and governmental institutions. CETRAD’s own seminar series (SPID) is explicitly
multidisciplinary and many of its seminars are potentially transdisciplinary; the SPIDs have continuously provided opportunities to build bridges within
the social sciences and extend them to areas of related interest in other scientific fields as apparently distinct as forestry, civil engineering and ethics.
The SPID series continues to hone the research capacities of young researchers both from CETRAD and other institutions in disciplinary,
multidisciplinary and transdisciplinary methods: researchers and invited speakers present their work for discussion, creating new opportunities for
future collaboration between individuals and between research centres. Book launches and ‘live’ critical reviews of recently published articles and other
publications are also used to promote integrated exchanges between disciplines. SPIDs also open up CETRAD’s research to scrutiny from
individuals/groups from other academic institutions, from the business community, local/regional administration, the public sector, the 3rd sector and
civil society in general, who are often more attuned than academics to the interdisciplinary connections that particularly characterise the development
problematic.
Outreach activities during the year of 2009
OUTREACH
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Activities
CETRAD’s outreach aim is to make research findings available to those living in, using, planning and managing the territory and its resources,
reintegrating stakeholder feedback into our research problematics and methodologies.
RG1. In January, T Sequeira spoke at the forum on “Regional Clusters & Business-University Cooperation Networks” organized by the Douro Alliance. In
April, F Bessa chaired a seminar of the Social Network of the Municipality of Macedo de Caveleiros on “Implementing inter-parish social commissions”.
In June, members of the RG helped to organize a regional conference on the sustainability of 3rd sector organisations. In Sept-Oct, L Correia
coordinated training for local teachers on “Teachers, teaching and the economy today”. In December, F Diniz addressed a seminar organized by the
National Rural Network on “Rural development trends & opportunities”.
RG2. At the national Local Development Fair in Peniche, in May, F Nogueira spoke on “Health-based Community Intervention” and J Portela presented
the conclusions of CETRAD research on micro-entrepreneurship in Portugal. In June, F Nogueira organised a conference on the sustainability of 3rd
sector organisations (7 external speakers, >100 participants ranging from social work students to NGO staff). In June, J Portela chaired a workshop on
“Innovation in the Douro Region” organized by Moimenta da Beira Municipality, and session at the 1st Rur@l-INOV Workshop in the same city. In Sept
-Oct, RG2 members provided training modules for local teachers on “Teachers, teaching and the economy today”. In November, J Rebelo addressed
the “4th Workshop on Cooperatives” in S. João de Pesqueira.
RG3. At the national Local Development Fair in Peniche, in May, A Cristóvão chaired a seminar on “Agriculture & Rural Development”, addressed a
seminar on “Associativism vs Agency-ism” and spoke at a meeting on “Training for Social Economy Organisations”. In June, he addressed a seminar on
“Biological/Organic Agriculture” organized by high schools in S. Marta de Penaguião, and spoke on “Family Agriculture & Local Markets” at Madeira’s
biological food and agriculture festival. In June, L Madureira presented the results of her research on rural innovation at the 1st Rur@l-INOV Workshop
in Moimenta de Beira. In June, A Baptista chaired a public meeting on “Sustainable construction” in Sever de Vouga where, in December, he also
presented the results of his research on “Environmentally-sustainable Water Management Practices” as part of Ecological Citizen’s Day. In July, X
Pereiro was co-organizer of a summer course on “New Ruralities in Galícia”, held at A Corunha, Spain. In November, A Cristóvão addressed a seminar
organised by the Social Network of the Municipality of Macedo de Caveleiros on “Is Networked Local Governance Possible?”. In Vila Real, in December,
A Baptista organised a Round Table of Portuguese & Spanish agri-food sector experts.
Funding
2008
2009
LA FCT
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
Units FCT
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
55.000,00
Projects FCT
0,00
0,00
0,00
10.379,50
0,00
0,00
0,00
5.189,75
Other (National)
0,00
0,00
0,00
272.381,50
0,00
0,00
0,00
151.950,37
Other (International)
0,00
0,00
0,00
76.235,70
0,00
0,00
0,00
164.839,85
National Industry
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
International Industry
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
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Funding
2008
2009
358.996,70
376.979,97
General Indicators
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Total
No. of Researchers Proposed
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
No. of Researchers Hired (LA)
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
Balance
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
No. of Researchers Hired (Ciência Programme)
0,00
0,00
0,00
2,00
2,00
4,00
No. of Researchers (FTE)
18,00
20,00
20,00
0,00
39,00
Training Masters (Master thesis completed)
22,00
27,00
5,00
8,00
12,00
74,00
Training PhDs (PhD thesis completed)
32,00
32,00
3,00
4,00
8,00
79,00
Researchers Hired
Name
Start Date
End Date
Lech Krawczyk
01-06-2009
31-05-2010
Pradip Kumar Biswas
01-06-2009
31-05-2010
Start Date
End Date
Other Institution
Technical Personnel Hired
Name
Other Institution
No technical personnel found...
Additional Comments
Research Groups
Reference
RG-Norte-4011-50
Title / Principal Investigator
Inovação, Organizações e Mercados
(José Francisco Gandra Portela)
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Research Groups
Reference
RG-Norte-4011-51
RG-Norte-4011-52
Title / Principal Investigator
Globalização, Estado e Políticas
(Maria Manuela Macedo Ribeiro)
Sociedade, Território e Recursos
(Artur Fernando Arêde Correia Cristóvão)
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Group Description
Title of Research Group:
(RG-Norte-4011-51)
Globalização, Estado e Políticas
Principal Investigator:
Maria Manuela Macedo Ribeiro
Group Host Institution:
Funding, source, dates
8.000,00 € (Des)igualdades de género no trabalho e na vida privada: das leis às práticas sociais. 2007-2011.
30.000,00 € Diagnóstico sócio-sanitário do HIV/Sida no distrito de Bragança. 2008-2009.
54.000,00 € Programa de acção intermunicipal de serviços colectivos territoriais de proximidade 2007 – 2013 – NUTS Douro, promovido pelas Câmaras
Municipais da NUT III - Douro em colaboração com QUATERNAIRE. 2007-2013.
Objectives
RG1’s focus is mainly on peripheral territories that suffer from specific, persistent and mutually reinforcing socioeconomic problems, such as
demographic imbalances, migration, poverty, unemployment, weak economic performance, among others. Since globalisation constantly remoulds
these problems, a main research concern is to examine how to counteract their advance and alleviate their impact, so as to promote greater socioeconomic and territorial inclusion.
Using mainly inland/mountain regions as its focus, research revolves around 6 questions: (1) What are the effects and impacts of economic cycles, and
the corresponding policy interventions and reforms, on the development process (in general) and on the emergence/evolution of the abovementioned key problems (in particular) in specific peripheral territories? (2) How well do key local/regional economic sectors and social groups adjust
to globalisation? (3) What specific factors constrain the effectiveness of policies to mitigate the problems of peripheral territories? (4) Can
improvements be made in the relevance of government and EU policy interventions to the specific realities of peripheral territories? (5) Can urban
centres in relatively rural areas act as economic hubs i.e. attractive to entrepreneurs and to new investment flows, a magnet for new people and skills, a
provider of local employment, and a potential retainer of value added and human resources? (6) To what extent does the incidence of “new social
problems”, such as the arrival of new immigrant groups, the growth of prostitution, the emergence of the “new poor”, the concentration of HIV
sufferers and drug dependents in non-metropolitan areas) differ between peripheral and non-peripheral territories?
Main Achievements
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RG1’s key achievements in 2009 include a wider understanding in the following areas: (1) knowledge and learning systems, particularly in Africa; (2)
labour-market-based gender inequalities and the corresponding social practices; (3) the social context of HIV-AIDS sufferers; (4) territorially-based
programmes for the delivery of inter-municipal collective services; and (5) socio-economic impacts of economic, trade and fiscal/budgetary cycles.
Research results and policy recommendations were discussed with target institutions/actors at seminars/workshops at different phases of the research
cycle.
RG1’s research output included 1 article in a national journal and 4 in international journals, 1 book and 4 book chapters, and 4 papers in international
conference proceedings. One researcher successfully completed his “Agregação” (equivalent to habilitation) on Theories of Economic Growth and
Social Development. As part of an FCT funded research integration initiative aimed at young students, 5 undergraduates undertook supervised
research that will extend through into 2010, on areas of interest to the Research Group (the impact of EU economic cycles, anthropology of health, and
the development impact of small towns). The RG’s research also led to the successful completion of 2 Master’s dissertations (one on tourism’s potential
impact on regional development, the other on the social impact of a Brazilian hydro-electric scheme) and 1 PhD thesis (on the convergence of EU
member state’s business cycles), thereby contributing to the academic progress of younger researchers.
Group Productivity
Publications in peer review Journals
KELLER-KRAWCZYK, Lech (2009) – Employment Policy in the Times of Recession. Journal of International Studies, 2 (1): 99-106.
DINIZ, Francisco; Teresa Sequeira (2009) – A Social and Economic Development Index – NUTS ranking in Portugal. South Asian Journal of Management
Research, Janeiro de 2009, Volume 1, Number 1. ISSN: 0974-763X. pp. 1-18.
DINIZ, Francisco; Teresa Sequeira (2009) – Productive specialization and regional development in Portugal at the NUTS III level. Romanian Journal of
Regional Science, Vol. 3. Nº 2, ISSN: 1843 – 8520, pp. 90-111. [indexado a RePEc-IDEAS and DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) databases].
SEQUEIRA, Teresa; Diniz Francisco (2009) – Regiões portuguesas na transição do milénio – Evolução do Desenvolvimento económico e social. Revista
de Estudos Euro [Regionais] Rexionais, N.º 3, Ano 2º. ISSN: 1887-6382.
RIBEIRO, Fernando Bessa; José Portela; Chris Gerry (2009) – A terra dos heróis: espaço urbano e vida comercial em Manjacaze (Moçambique). Análise
Social, Vol. XLIV (193), pp. 825-847.
Other publications International
CARVALHO, Fernando; Teresa Sequeira (2009) – Redes e Desenvolvimento Regional na Fileira Florestal da Galiza. Actas do 1º Congresso de Ciência
Regional de Cabo Verde / 2º Congresso Lusófono de Ciência Regional / 15º Congresso da Associação Portuguesa de Desenvolvimento Regional / 3º
Congresso de Gestão e Conservação da Natureza. 6-11 de Julho de 2009, Cidade da Praia, Cabo Verde. ISBN: 978-989-96353-0-2.
DINIZ, Francisco; Teresa Sequeira (2009) – Productive specialization and regional development in Portugal at the NUTS III Level. 49th Congress
European Regional Science Association (ERSA) – Territorial Cohesion of Europe and Integrative Planning, 25 a 29 de Agosto de 2009, Lodz - Polónia.
[Editado em Pen-Drive].
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Group Productivity
SACRAMENTO, Octávio; Fernando Bessa (2009) – Procurando entrar na fortaleza da terra prometida: translocalização da intimidade e mobilidade
migratória feminina do nordeste brasileiro para a Europa. In Actas do X congresso Luso-Afro-Brasileiro de Ciências Sociais – Sociedades Desiguais e
Paradigmas em Confronto, Braga, Universidade do Minho.
SEQUEIRA, Teresa; Filipe Sá (2009) – Benefícios Fiscais ao serviço do Desenvolvimento Regional? O caso do distrito de Vila Real, no norte interior
português. Actas do 1º Congresso de Ciência Regional de Cabo Verde / 2º Congresso Lusófono de Ciência Regional / 15º Congresso da Associação
Portuguesa de Desenvolvimento Regional / 3º Congresso de Gestão e Conservação da Natureza. 6-11 de Julho de 2009, Cidade da Praia, Cabo Verde.
ISBN: 978-989-96353-0-2.
SEQUEIRA, Teresa; Francisco Diniz (2009) – Port wine cluster: old forces, new challenges. In Ewa Bojar (Ed.), Clusters: Politics, Management, Good
Clustering Practices in the World, Torun: Poland, ISBN: 978-83-7285-497-1, pp. 261-275.
Other publications National
MONTEIRO, Alcides A.; Fernando Bessa Ribeiro (2009) (orgs.) – Redes Sociais: Experiências, Políticas e Perspectivas. Ribeirão: Edições Húmus. ISBN: 978989-8139-13-9.
DINIZ, Francisco; Chris Gerry (2009) – A Problemática do Desenvolvimento Rural Capítulo 14. In José Silva Costa e Peter Nijkamp (coords.), Compêndio
Economia Regional. Volume I – teoria, temáticas e políticas. Cascais: Princípia, ISBN: 978-989-8131-55-3, pp. 519-553.
GONÇALVES, Hermínia (2009) – Rede Social de Carrazeda de Ansiães: experiências, discursos e perspectivas”. In Monteiro, A. A.; F. B. Ribeiro (2009)
(Org.), Redes Sociais: Experiências, Políticas e Perspectivas. Ribeirão: Edições Húmus. ISBN: 978-989-8139-13-9. pp. 49-67.
RIBEIRO, Fernando Bessa (2009) – Das políticas que se fazem à acção esclarecida. In Monteiro, A. A.; F. B. Ribeiro (2009) (orgs.), Redes Sociais:
Experiências, Políticas e Perspectivas. Ribeirão: Edições Húmus. ISBN: 978-989-8139-13-9. pp. 161-170.
RIBEIRO, Fernando Bessa; Alberto Baptista (2009) – Entre o entusiasmo dos técnicos e o cepticismo dos parceiros: o processo de avaliação de avaliação
de uma rede social em contexto de conflito político. In Monteiro, A. A.; F. B. Ribeiro (2009) (orgs.), Redes Sociais: Experiências, Políticas e Perspectivas.
Ribeirão: Edições Húmus. ISBN: 978-989-8139-13-9. pp. 69-80.
KELLER-KRAWCZYK, Lech; Shamseddin G. Gadziyev; Yuriy Bilan (2009) – Transport Corridors of TRACECA: Realities and Perspectives. In Business
Development and Markets in the European Economic Area. Kiyv (Ukraine): Foundation of International Studies.
KELLER-KRAWCZYK, Lech; Shamseddin G. Gadziyev; Yuriy Bilan (2009) – Transport Corridors of TRACECA: Realities and Perspectives. In Business
Development and Markets in the European Economic Area. Kiyv (Ukraine): Foundation of International Studies.
Master and Ph.D. thesis completed
GOUVEIA, Sofia Helena Cerqueira (2008) – Sincronização dos Ciclos Económicos na Área do Euro - Teoria, Factos e Determinantes. UTAD. Vila Real.
Tese orientada por Professor Doutor João Manuel de Matos Loureiro e Professora Doutora Leonida Amaral Tomás Correia e defendida na Universidade
de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro em Março de 2009.
OLIVEIRA, Ivo Dinis de (2009) – Turismo e Desenvolvimento Regional: Perspectiva da Região de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro. UTAD. Vila Real.
Dissertação orientada por Francisco Diniz e defendida na Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro.
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Group Productivity
SOARES, Marcos Jose Xavier (2009) – A Gestão dos impactos socio-económicos de reassentamento da população pela construção da Hidro-electrica
de Irapé – caso da comunidade araras. UTAD. Vila Real. Dissertação orientada por Francisco Diniz e defendida na Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e
Alto Douro.
Organization of conferences
Hermínia Gonçalves foi membro da comissão organizadora do Seminário, "?Sustentabilidade do Terceiro Sector”, 19 de Junho de 2009, UTAD.
Leonida Correia organizou a sessão de divulgação do Curso de Economia nas Jornadas de Divulgação do Ensino Superior do Distrito de Vila Real (Dia
Aberto da UTAD). Divulgação do Curso de Economia junto da Escola EB 2,3/S D. Sancho II (Alijó) e do Externato D. Afonso Henriques (Resende), 25 de
Março de 2009, UTAD.
Internationalization
Francisco Diniz is a member of the editorial boards of the “South Asian Journal of Management Research” and the “Revista de Estudos Eurorrexionais”
where he is also a member of the scientific council.
Teresa Sequeira participated in the “Promoting Sustainable Forest Management together for 10 years”, organized by the Programme for the
Endorsement of Forest Certification, on behalf of the Programme de Reconnaissance des Certifications Forestières, November 2009, Paris.
Two RG1 reseachers published a chapter on the Port wine cluster in a Polish collection of studies edited by the University of Lublin, with whom CETRAD
has begun research collaboration.
Due to initiatives by one of CETRAD’s foreign senior research fellows, plans have already been made for CETRAD staff to make extended visits to the
National Institute of Science, Technology & Development Studies (Delhi) in 2010 and 2011 with a view to undertaking joint research.
Government/Organization contract research
Diagnóstico sócio-sanitário do HIV/Sida no distrito de Bragança. Health Ministry of Portugal.
Percepções e comportamentos em relação ao diagnóstico do VIH/Sida. Health Ministry of Portugal.
Programa de acção intermunicipal de serviços colectivos territoriais de proximidade 2007 – 2013 – NUTS Douro. Northern Regional Planning
Commission.
Future Research
Objectives
In 2010, RG1 will mainly focus on intensification of internationalization through its researchers’ participation in 3 EU projects (one of which with Spanish
partners). RG1 will also continue to increase its productivity in terms of publications. Its researchers will be involved in organizing: (1) a summer course
– the 2nd Course on the Theory & Practice of Developing Networks and Partnerships (Animação de Redes e Parcerias: Teoria e Prática) in collaboration
with colleagues from another of CETRAD’s RGs; (2) a national conference on “Islam, Islamism and Globalisation” and a number of CETRAD’s in-house
seminars (SPIDs). RG1 researchers will continue their work as members of Scientific Boards of national and international conferences as well as national
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Future Research
and international scientific journals. An effort will be also made in terms of reinforcement of the quantitative analytical skills of RG researchers through
their participation in advanced courses of mathematical applications in the social sciences. Initiatives will be taken to increase co-operation with other
national and international research centres. In the light of retirements/withdrawals from and additions to the complement of RG members with PhDs,
and recommendations made by Advisory Committee members, in 2010, RG1 will also promote an internal discussion (involving initial brainstorming
sessions, followed by more structured debate and proposals) with a view to refining/defining its research focus ahead of the next FCT evaluation
exercise. Though the influx, at the end of 2009, of 14 new members (all experienced researchers with PhDs) from the Polytechnic Institute of Maia
(ISMAI) will provide CETRAD with and organisational and strategic challenge during 2010, the effect on RG1 will be modest, given that most of the new
members are tourism specialists with predominantly historical training and perspectives.
8.000,00 € (Des)igualdades de género no trabalho e na vida privada: das leis às práticas sociais. 2007-2011.
54.000,00 € Programa de acção intermunicipal de serviços colectivos territoriais de proximidade 2007 – 2013 – NUTS Douro, promovido pelas Câmaras
Municipais da NUT III - Douro em colaboração com QUATERNAIRE. 2007-2013.
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Group Description
(RG-Norte-4011-50)
Inovação, Organizações e Mercados
José Francisco Gandra Portela
137.492 € Coordination of an evaluation of the market for non-prescription medicines. 2007-2009.
20.759 € Formação e competitividade. 2007-2010.
8.005 € O contributo (in)visível. A gestão familiar dos cuidados de saúde. 2006-2009.
Objectives
In response to today’s rapidly changing competitive, regulatory and socio-political environment, the main focus of RG2 has remained the analysis of
conditions that may permit all types of organisations to achieve more successful/sustainable innovative and adaptive strategies. Its work focuses on
two key processes that impact on the performance, adaptability, efficiency, competitiveness and sustainability of organisations of all types – namely,
innovation (in all its manifestations) and human capital development (via education and training). On this basis, the RG aimed to: (1) generate
knowledge and design policy/strategy inputs, drawing on concepts, models, methodologies and tools from various areas of social and related sciences,
e.g. innovation systems; rural sociology; public, private and 3rd sector management; organisational theory; and micro-, macro- and labour economics
and (2) reinforce relations with research beneficiaries by helping to strengthen local business communities, institutions, filières and territorial valueadded retention capacity, through the production/dissemination of case-specific research results and tools, provision of training, and by promoting
participation in action-oriented seminars/workshops.
Main Achievements
Naturally, the major outcomes of the RG’s work during 2009 have been related to the production/diffusion of the results of its work in its main areas of
research interest, as evidenced by the 3 funded projects on which it is currently working. In 2009, RG2 published 9 articles in peer review journals (of
which 6 international), 5 book chapters, and 31 papers in proceedings (30 of which international events). As part of an FCT funded research integration
initiative aimed at young students, 4 undergraduates undertook supervised research that will extend through into 2010, on areas of interest to the
Research Group (on health organisations, the development impact of training/education policies, and on entrepreneurship). Six Masters theses in RG2’s
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thematic area were successfully defended (in small business marketing strategies, quantifying small business sustainability, yoga and entrepreneurial
propensity, citizenship and pro-environment behaviour, attitudes to automatic dispensing of drugs in hospital pharmacies, and patient satisfaction in
long term recovery clinics). Two 2 PhD theses were successfully completed, one on the economic valuation of cultural heritage, and the other on
council employees’ levels of commitment. RG coordinator; José Portela organised CETRAD’s Spring Seminar on “Transdisciplinarity ion the social
sciences”, which attracted over thirty participants from 6 different institutions. Much of the group’s published output has originated in staff supervision
of theses on relevant specialist themes (e.g. innovation, managerial creativity, business strategy, inter-firm cooperation, management styles and patient
satisfaction in the health service, and entrepreneurship), with particular emphasis being given to the social dimensions of organisational change (e.g.
social benefits of innovation, role/impact of 3rd sector organisations, provision of continuing and home-based health care in rural areas). The results of
some of these initiatives will be published in national and international journals in 2010.
Group Productivity
POHIT, Sanjib; Pradip Kumar Biswas; Rajesh Kumar; Jaya Jga (2009) – International experiences of ethanol as transport fuel: policy implications for India.
Energy Policy, 37: 4540-4548.
CABO, Paula; J. Rebelo; A. Melián (2009) – The Governance Structure of Portuguese and Spanish Credit Cooperatives: Differences and Similarities.
Corporate Ownership and Control Journal, 6 (3), pp. 318-327. indexed and abstracted at EconLit; IBSS; Cabell’s Directory; SCRIBD; ZORA; ULRICH’S;
EBSCOhost Business Source Premier; EOR.
FERREIRA, J.; C.S. Marques; C. Fernandes (2009) – Contribution of location theories for Regional Development: Why some technology-based firms
choose to be rural?. South Asian Journal of Management Research, Issue 2.
KOEHNEN, T.; Santos T. (2009) – Assessing Volunteer-Based Cultural Organizations in Portugal: What Potential? The International Journal of Volunteer
Administration, 26 (1).
MARQUES, C.S.; J. Ferreira (2009) – SME Innovative Capacity, Competitive Advantage and Performance in a ‘Traditional’ Industrial Region of Portugal.
Journal of Technology Management & Innovation, Volume 4, Issue 4. ISBN: 0718-2724. pp. 53-68. (abstracted and indexed in: EBSCO, Latindex, Dialnet,
DOAJ, OAlster, reQalyc, Scielo, ZDB, Ulrich’s Periodicals Directory).
REGO, A.; C.S. Marques; S. Leal; F. Sousa; M. Pina e Cunha (forthcoming, 2010) – Psychological capital and performance of civil servants: Exploring
neutralizers in the context of an appraisal system. The International Journal of Human Resource Management. (Abstracted and indexed in: British
Education Index; CSA; EBSCO; Emerald Abstracts; IBSS; IBZ; ISI; OCLC ArticleFirst Database; OCLC FirstSearch Electronic Collections Online; PIRA
International; PsycINFO; and Scopus).
LIMA, Vanda; EIRIZ, Vasco; BARBOSA, Natália (2009) – Recursos, posição e desempenho empresarial num “cluster”. Revista Portuguesa de Estudos
Regionais, 2º Quadrimestre, 21. ISSN: 1645-586X. pp. 81-102. (no prelo) [EconLit, JEL on CD, e-JEL e Journal of Economic Literature].
PORTELA, José (2009) – A economia ou é solidária ou é fratricida. Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais, 84, Março 2009. ISSN: 0254-1106. pp. 115-152. [A
RCCS integra a rede europeia Eurozine – The Netmagazine www.eurozine.com].
DIAS, António (2009) – O Relato da Sustentabilidade Empresarial: Evidência empírica nas empresas cotadas em Portugal. Portuguese Journal of
Accounting and Management, Vol. 8, pp. 111-150.
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BRAGA, A.; C.S. Marques; V. Braga (2009) – A decisão em inovar nas empresas portuguesas: uma análise multivariada. Proceedings of 6th IAM, IAE
Business School, Buenos Aires.
BRAGA, A.; C.S. Marques; V. Braga (2009) – Drivers of Innovation in the Portuguese Firms. Proceedings of 12th ICTPI’09, Science Technology and
Knowledge Networks, INESC, Porto.
BRAGA, A.; C.S. Marques; V. Braga (2009) – What Factors Affect the Portuguese Decision Making on Innovation?. Proceedings of 12th ICTPI’09, Science
Technology and Knowledge Networks, INESC, Porto.
BRAGA, A.; C.S. Marques; V. Braga (2009) – What Factors Affect the Portuguese SME’s Decision Making on Innovation?. Proceedings of the 2nd
ICEIRD2009, Ketikidis, P. et al. (eds.), Entrepreneurship and Innovation Crossroads: triggers, catalysts and accelerators for sustainable regional
development, Thessaloniki, Greece. ISBN: 978-960-89629-9-6. pp. 2-12.
BRAGA, V. (2009) – Big Cities vs Small Towns: An Approach to Business Co-operation in the Portuguese Furniture and Events Organisation Industries.
49th Congress ERSA – Territorial Cohesion of Europe and Integrative Planning, Lodz - Polónia.
BRAGA, V. (2009) – Collaboration and Information Exchange in the Portuguese SMEs: What Distinguishes Traditional and Modern Industries?.
Proceedings of 12th ICTPI’09, Science Technology and Knowledge Networks, INESC, Porto.
BRAGA, V. (2009) – Conflicting Positions within the Family Firm: Generations’ Different Entrepreneurial Attitudes to Business Co-operation in Portugal.
Proceedings of the 2nd ICEIRD2009, Ketikidis, P. et al. (eds.), Entrepreneurship and Innovation Crossroads: triggers, catalysts and accelerators for
sustainable regional development, Thessaloniki, Greece. ISBN: 978-960-89629-9-6.
BRAGA, V. (2009) – Contextual Factors on Portuguese Entrepreneusrhip. Proceedings of 6th IAM, IAE Business School, Buenos Aires.
CARVALHAL, I.; F. Nogueira et al. (2009) – Diferenças nos Hábitos Alimentares e nas Actividades de Tempo Livre em Crianças do 1º e 2º Ciclo do Ensino
Básico. Livro de Actas do Vº Seminário Internacional. Ponta Delgada, pp. 1-10.
DUARTE, N. (2009) – Entrepreneurship and Sustainability: is there any relation? In International Conference on Applied Business and Economics, Kavala,
Grécia.
DUARTE, N.; F. Diniz (2009) – The Role of Firms and Entrepreneurship on Local Development in the Region of Vale do Sousa. Congresso Internacional
de Economia Aplicada, XXIII, Covilhã. Publicado nos Anais de Economia Aplicada, ISBN: 978-84-92453-69-6.
ESTEVÃO, C.; J. Ferreira; V. Braga (2009) – Aplicação da Metodologia dos Grupos Estratégicos – O caso da Região de Turismo da Serra da Estrela. 1º
Congresso de Desenvolvimento Regional de Cabo Verde, Universidade Piaget de Cabe Verde.
ESTEVÃO, C.; J. Ferreira; V. Braga (2009) – As Estratégias Competitivas dos Estabelecimentos Hoteleiros de Interesse para o Turismo: O Caso da Região
de Turismo da Serra da Estrela. II Seminário Internacional "Turismo e Planeamento do Território”, Associação Portuguesa de Geógrafos.
ESTEVÃO, C.; J. Ferreira; V. Braga (2009) – Strategic Groups in Hotel Industry – Empirical Evidence. XI Seminário Luso-Espanhol de Economia
Empresarial, Universidade do Algarve.
ESTEVÃO, C.; J. Ferreira; V. Braga (2009) – Strategic Groups in Hotel Industry – Empirical Evidence. 2nd IATE 2009, International Association for Tourism
Economics, Chiang Mai, Thailand.
ESTEVÃO, C.; J. Ferreira; V. Braga (2009) – The Competitive Strategies of Relevant Hostelry Units for Tourism: The Serra da Estrela Tourism Region Case
– Portugal. Tourism Destination Development and Branding, Ben-Gurion University of Negev.
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FERNANDES, C.; J. Ferreira; C. S. Marques (2009) – Location Factors of New KIBS in ICT Sector: some Portuguese Regional Evidence. Proceedings of the
International Conference on Managing Services in the Knowledge Economy, Vila Nova de Famalicão.
FERNANDES, C.; J. Ferreira; C. S. Marques (2009) – The Dynamics of Location of the Knowledge Intensive Business: An Empirical Study. Proceedings of
the ICSB world Conference, International Council for Small Business, Seoul, Korea (Best Doctoral Paper Award).
FERREIRA, J.; C. S. Marques; C. Fernandes (2009) – Contribution of Location Theories for Regional Development: an Empirical Study Applied to
Technology-Based Firms. Proceedings of the 2nd ICEIRD2009, Ketikidis, P. et al. (eds), Entrepreneurship and Innovation Crossroads: triggers, catalysts
and accelerators for sustainable regional development, Thessaloniki, Greece. ISBN: 978-960-89629-9-6. pp. 32-42.
FERREIRA, J.; C. S. Marques; C. Fernandes (2009) – Que factores influenciam a decisão de localização das empresas de base tecnológica? Um estudo
aplicado. Proceedings of the 19th Luso-Spanish Conference on Management, Ogayar, M. A. (ed.), Competitividad, Innovación y Resultados: Soluciones
ante nuevos scenarios, Universidad D´Sevilha e Universidad de Jaén. ISBN: 978-84-691-8776-0.
FIGUEIRA, E.; T. Koehnen et al. (2009) – Relationship between SMEs’ Technical Worker’s Participation in the CVET and Company Competitiveness: The
Case of Portugal. Conference Proceedings of ESREA Network, University of Magdeburg, Germany.
KOEHNEN, T.; A. Baptista et al. (2009) – Non-formal educational interventions to strengthen social capital for excluded rural populations in Portugal. In
Paffarini, C.; F.M. Santucci (eds.), Proceedings of the XIX European Seminar on Extension Education, Assisi, Italy. ISBN: 978-88-6254-035-3. pp. 168-172.
LIMA, L.; V. Lima; P. Baylina (2009) – Da avaliação da qualidade do sistema de ensino superior à realidade da instituição. In II Jornadas Luso-Brasileiras
de Ensino e Tecnologia em Engenharia, Porto, Publindústria, pp. 347-354.
LIMA, V. et al. (2009) – Desempenho das empresas em redes industriais locais. Actas do 1º Congresso de Ciência Regional de Cabo Verde. Cabo Verde.
ISBN: 978-989-96353-0-2, pp. 2642-2671.
MARQUES, S. C.; S. Costa; L. Madureira (2009) – Innovation and employment in Portuguese rural areas: an exploratory analysis. 12th ICTPI, University of
Porto. NOGUEIRA, F.; C.S. Marques; C. Gerry (2009) – Um olhar de satisfação sobre a qualidade nos serviços de reabilitação. Ogayar, M. A. (ed.),
Competitividad, Innovación y Resultados: Soluciones ante nuevos escenarios. Universidade do Porto, Universidad D´Sevilha e Universidad de Jaén.
ISBN: 978-84-691-8776-0.
REBELO, J.; J.V. Caldas (2009) – Default risk on mortgage: A microeconometric analysis for Portugal. XIX Jornadas Hispano Lusas de Gestión Cientifica,
Baeza, Spain.
REGO, A.; C.S. Marques et al. (2009) – Authentic Leadership Promoting Employees’ Psychological Capital and Creativity. Proceedings of 6th IAM, IAE
Business School, Argentina. REGO, A.; F. Sousa; C.S. Marques et al. (2009) – Do Authentic Leaders Promote Employees’ Psychological Capital and
Creativity? An empirical study. Proceedings of 6th IAM, IAE Business School, Argentina.
GERRY, Chris; Carla Susana Marques; Fernanda Nogueira (2009) – Graduates & business start-ups: an assessment of entrepreneurial propensity in a
Portuguese university. In From the university environment to academic entrepreneurship, 6th Inter-RENT Online Publication. Turku, Finland: Editor
Tõnis, Published by European Council for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, ISBN: 978-952-249-001-8. pp. 35-52. [Disponível em
(http://www.ecsb.org/eng/offers/publications/inter-rent/)].
KOEHNEN, T. (2009) – Os Processos de Implementação dos CLAS e dos CISF: Experiências e Perspectivas. In Monteiro, A. A.; F. B. Ribeiro (2009) (orgs.),
Redes Sociais: Experiências, Políticas e Perspectivas. Ribeirão: Edições Húmus. ISBN: 978-989-8139-13-9. pp. 26-32.
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LAMEIRÃO, Sónia; Fernanda Nogueira; Vitor Rodrigues (2009) – Sistemas de Informação: Os Agentes Facilitadores de Prestação de Cuidados.
Investigação em Saúde. Vila Real: Edições ESE. ISBN: 978-972-97739-5-2. Depósito legal: 299656/09. pp. 102-111.
PINTO, Albertina; Fernanda Nogueira (2009) – Logística Hospitalar: Sistemas Automatizados de distribuição de Medicamentos em Farmácia Hospitalar.
Investigação em Saúde. Vila Real: Edições ESE. ISBN: 978-972-97739-5-2. Depósito legal: 299656/09. pp. 34-49.
PORTELA, José (2009) – Urge Repensar a Pobreza Portuguesa, a Partir do Chão e Muito para lá dos Pobres. In Monteiro, A. A.; F. B. Ribeiro (2009)
(orgs.), Redes Sociais: Experiências, Políticas e Perspectivas. Ribeirão: Edições Húmus. ISBN: 978-989-8139-13-9. pp. 109-136.
SANTOS, Gisela; Fernanda Nogueira (2009) – Satisfação e Qualidade na Visão dos Utentes de uma Unidade de Reabilitação Respiratória. Investigação
em Saúde. Vila Real: Edições ESE. ISBN: 978-972-97739-5-2. Depósito legal: 299656/09. pp. 112-127.
DIAS, António (2009) – O Relato da Sustentabilidade Empresarial: Evidências das empresas cotadas em Portugal. In XX Encontro da Associação de
Docentes de Contabilidade do Ensino Superior, Maio de 2009, Coimbra, ISCAC, pp. 161-188.
BISWAS, Pradip Kumar (2009) – Recent Trend in Technology Up-gradation in the Indian Textile Industry – Need for S&T Intervention. In India S&T
Research Output 2008. NISTADS, CSIR.
BISWAS, Pradip Kumar; Panchanan Das; Parthasarathi Banerjee (2009) – Technical changes in the Indian Economy as Evident from Input-Output Tables
1993-94 and 2003-04. In India S&T Research Output 2008. NISTADS, CSIR.
GOMES, Lina Sofia Lourenço (2009) – Valoração Económica de Património Cultural: Aplicação da Técnica de Escolhas Discretas ao Alto Douro
Vinhateiro Património da Humanidade. Escola de Economia e Gestão da Universidade do Minho. Tese co-orientada por Lígia Pinto e João Rebelo. (A
defender).
RODRIGUES, Ana Paula (2009) – O Impacto da Orientação para o Mercado na Satisfação e Comprometimento dos Funcionários e no Desempenho
Organizacional: aplicação ao sector público local. UTAD. Vila Real. Tese co-orientada por José Carlos Pinho e Francisco Vitorino Martins e defendida na
Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro em Setembro de 2009.
CORREIA, Ricardo (2009) – Actividades de marketing e orientação para o mercado: Efeitos ao nível económico-financeiro nas micro e PME do distrito
de Vila Real e Bragança. UTAD. Vila Real. Dissertação orientada por Mário Sérgio Teixeira e defendida na Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro.
DIAS, António Carlos Gomes (2009) – O Relato da Sustentabilidade Empresarial: Práticas em Portugal. Universidade Aberta. Lisboa. Dissertação de
Mestrado em Contabilidade e Auditoria orientada por Maria Georgina da Costa Tamborino Morais e defendida na Universidade Aberta.
FERREIRA, Mariza Alexandra Abreu (2009) – Os Contributos do Yoga para o Potencial Empreendedor dos Estudantes Universitários. FEUP/FEP. Porto.
Mestrado em Inovação e Empreendedorismo Tecnológico. Dissertação orientada por Carla Susana Marques e defendida na FEUP/FEP – Universidade
do Porto.
LISBOA, Paulo Vítor da Silva Carvalho (2009) – Comportamentos Pró-Ambientais em Vila Real – uma aplicação da psicologia ambiental ao
desenvolvimento local. UTAD. Vila Real. Mestrado em Desenvolvimento Local. Dissertação co-orientada por Chris Gerry e defendida na Universidade de
Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro.
PINTO, Albertina Maria da Cunha (2009) – Logística hospitalar: Sistemas Automatizados de Distribuição de Medicamentos em Farmácia Hospitalar.
UTAD. Vila Real. Dissertação de Mestrado em Gestão dos Serviços de Saúde orientada por Fernanda Nogueira e defendida na Universidade de Trás-osMontes e Alto Douro.
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SANTOS, Gisela Marta (2009) – Satisfação e Qualidade: A visão dos utentes de uma Unidade de Reabilitação Respiratória. UTAD. Vila Real. Dissertação
de Mestrado em Gestão dos Serviços de Saúde orientada por Fernanda Nogueira e defendida na Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro.
Alexandra Braga – I Seminário de Solicitadoria Pós Laboral, subordinado ao tema “Direito Fiscal e Empreendedorismo”, realizado na ESTGF – IPP, 4 de
Dezembro de 2009.
Alexandra Braga – I Seminário de Solicitadoria, subordinado ao tema “Mediação e Resolução Alternativa de Litígios”, realizado na ESTGF – IPP, 3 de
Dezembro de 2009.
Alexandra Braga – II Seminário de Segurança e Qualidade no Trabalho, subordinado ao tema “Segurança no Local de Trabalho”, realizado na ESTGF –
IPP, 4 de Junho de 2009).
Fernanda Nogueira – Organização e participação no Seminário, "?Sustentabilidade do Terceiro Sector”, 19 de Junho de 2009, UTAD. Foram oradores,
entre outros, Rui Santos (Director Centro Distrital de Segurança Social, ISS.I.P.), Alcides Monteiro (Professor da UBI e Investigador do UBI-CES), Cristina
Fangueiro (Directora do Departamento de Desenvolvimento Social), Carlota Quintão (Presidente da Direcção da A3S), Américo Mendes (Professor da
Faculdade de Economia e Gestão da Universidade Católica Portuguesa-Porto), Ana Girão (Médica da Unidade de Missão para os Cuidados
Continuados Integrados), Luís Correia (Vice-Presidente da APPACDM de Sabrosa e Representante da CNISS) e Luís Lapão (Professor da Faculdade de
Medicina do Porto e investigador do INOV-INESC).
José Portela – Coordenação do Seminário de Primavera 2009 do CETRAD, intitulado “Transdisciplinaridade nas Ciências Sociais”, 14 de Abril de 2009,
UTAD.
Timothy Koehnen e Luís Tibério fizeram parte da Comissão Organizadora do Seminário de Primavera 2009 do CETRAD, intitulado
“Transdisciplinaridade nas Ciências Sociais”, 14 de Abril de 2009, UTAD, Vila Real.
A paper by 3 members of RG2 was selected for publication in a European Council for Small Business and Entrepreneurship publication on academic
entrepreneurship.
Future Research
Objectives
In 2010 RG2 will work to intensify its involvement in national and international research projects (focusing primarily on the intensification of
internationalization through members’ researchers’ participation in 5 projects), further increase the quantity and quality of its research productivity
especially in peer review journals, and consolidate its outreach functions with regard to the business and practitioner communities, and with
organisations based in civil society.
Its researchers will begin a series of organisational tasks associated with the organization of ICEIRD’s 2011 international conference on
“Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Regional Development”, as well as an Iberian conference (to be held in the following year, 2012) on
“Competitiveness versus Inclusion? Towards Socially Responsible Organisational Management in a Time of Recession”. RG2 will present around 30
papers at approximately 15 (inter)national meetings, reflecting the early results of its research in its current areas of interest. Additionally, the Group
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Future Research
will be organizing a Summer Seminar on the “Management of Informal Health Care”, 3 workshops on research and methodological issues both for
CETRAD members and other stakeholders, and 6 in-house seminars (SPIDs), in collaboration with colleagues from members of other RGs; (2) a national
conference on “Islam, Islamism and Globalisation”, as well as a number of CETRAD’s in-house seminars (SPIDs), aimed at to presenting/debating
ongoing and finalised PhD work. Group members will continue the work in 3 ongoing (inter)national funded projects, and will expect to be involved in
up to 5 other (mostly international) projects currently awaiting funding decisions. As regards outreach, RG2 will offer a Summer Course on “Writing Up
Research”, “Innovations in Social Research” and “Applying for Research Funding”, aimed at young researchers in other institutions in the region.
In the light of retirements/withdrawals from and additions to the complement of RG members with PhDs, and recommendations made by Advisory
Committee members, in 2010, RG2 will also promote an internal discussion (involving initial brainstorming sessions, followed by more structured
debate and proposals) with a view to refining/defining its research focus ahead of the next FCT evaluation exercise. Though the influx, at the end of
2009, of 14 new members (all experienced researchers with PhDs) from the Polytechnic Institute of Maia (ISMAI) will provide CETRAD with and
organisational and strategic challenge during 2010, the effect on RG2 will be marginal, given that most of the new members are tourism specialists
given that most of the new members are tourism specialists with predominantly historical training and perspectives.
20.759 € Formação e competitividade. 2007-2010.
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Group Description
(RG-Norte-4011-52)
Sociedade, Território e Recursos
Artur Fernando Arêde Correia Cristóvão
58.100 $USA Estudo estratégico do turismo em Kuna Yala (Panamá), (SENACYT - “Secretaria Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnologia” – Governo da República
de Panamá, código do contrato: CID07-009). 2008-2011.
5.000 € O discurso geopolítico das fronteiras na construção sócio-política das identidades nacionais: O caso da fronteira hispano-portuguesa nos
séculos XIX e XX. 2008-2011.
268.880 € Projecto REAL – Rede de inovação e desenvolvimento Tecnológico Agro-Alimentar Norte de Portugal/Galiza (Acrónimo: REAL). 2009-2010.
44.800 € RAPIDO – rural areas, people & innovative development. WP 3 – Sectors where innovation would help create employment. Lívia Madureira.
2007-2009.
8.000 € Avaliação do Projecto D3 – Digitalizar o Terceiro Sector 3ª fase: Disseminação. 2008-2009.
97.407,50 € Avaliação e acompanhamento do Projecto POPH Q3 – Qualificação do 3º Sector. 2009-2010.
9.600 € Ecocidadania - Cidadania ecológica. 2009-2010.
65.000 € Plano de Gestão Integrada do Sítio PTCON0025. Eixo Prioritário III “Valorização e Qualificação Ambiental e Territorial”, Programa Operacional
Regional do Norte 2007-2013. 2008-2010.
1.000 € Turisteca do Pólo da UTAD em Chaves (arquivo audiovisual do turismo). 2008-2009.
Objectives
Having established a clear focus on the analysis of how rural areas’ competitiveness could be promoted via the sustainable use of multiple resources,
RG3 aimed to identify the best ways of realising the full potential of a territory’s resources by addressing the following 4 specific questions: (1) What
local resource-based goods/services are demanded by whom (local population, tourists, society in general)? (2) What are the most effective policies,
means and mechanisms to stimulate their supply in the context of regional and local development initiatives? (3) What attitudes, motivations and
preferences underpin different groups’ demand for such items? (4) How can the institutional preconditions essential for local development be installed
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and/or strengthened? Based on this focus, RG3 continues its commitment to producing knowledge on and designing solutions for territorial
development problems, by cross-fertilising conceptual contributions, methods and tools from a range of social sciences, including local development,
rural economics, policy evaluation, farming and agrifood systems, social participation, environmental economics, tourism and cultural studies. The RG’s
findings constitute contributions to scientific knowledge that aims to improve the state of the art regarding territorial sustainable development, thus
benefiting both the scientific community and society as a whole. Outreach efforts have made findings available to those living in, using, planning and
managing the territory and its resources.
Main Achievements
Among the major outcomes of research work in 2009, the following can stressed: (1) increased knowledge of the economic, social and environmental
contributions and sustainability of regional farming systems; (2) a more comprehensive analysis of agrifood innovation and technological development
in Northern Portugal (compared with other European regions), resulting in concrete recommendations to promote its competitiveness; (3) the
development, testing and improving of models and methods to value public goods (such as agricultural/forest externalities, cultural heritage,
landscape and nature) and the formulation and testing of policies and market-based solutions to preserve and protect public goods and assets and
retain/enhance their economic value; (4) further knowledge of local populations’ and economic agents’ attitudes and perceptions regarding the
preservation of cultural heritage, landscape and nature; (5) greater understanding of the profile and motivations of tourists, including their attitudes
and levels of satisfaction, with implications for destination-positioning and service-provision – particularly in Portugal, Spain and Panama – as well as
knowledge of religious tourism products; and (6) a deeper appreciation of the development-linked organisational dynamics of civil society, and a
greater capacity to identify current trends, strengths/weaknesses, impacts and networking strategies and dynamics.
In 2009, RG3 published 9 articles in peer review journals (of which 4 international), 3 books and 13 book chapters, 1 article as an electronic document
and 13 papers in conference proceedings (of which 12 international), thereby demonstrating its contribution to the state of the art in different aspects
of territorial development. As part of an FCT funded research integration initiative aimed at young students, 3 undergraduates have been undertaking
supervised research that will extent into 2010, on areas of interest to the research group (environment, rural development and sustainability). Four
Masters dissertations were successfully completed (on consumer perceptions of the quality of Portuguese wines, the future of traditional smoked meat
products, traditional animal health and husbandry, and strategies for promoting cross-border religious tourism). Five PhD theses, directly related to the
RG’s major research issues were also successfully defended (on the limits to local development, the role of municipalities in the development of spa
resorts, the struggle for control of communal land in NW Iberia, consumer motivation for rural tourism, and the marketing of rural areas).
Sixteen research projects (of which 7 international) were under way in 2009 (of which 10 will continue in 2010), focusing on sustainable and rural
development, agrifood innovation and technological development, tourism, heritage, education and 3rd sector organizations. Research results were
extensively disseminated to the scientific community through the organisation of 12 scientific meetings and the RG’s participation in the organisation
of 7 events. RG3’s researchers also coordinated/promoted 5 dissemination meetings/seminars and 2 presentations of scientific books. Lívia Madureira
organised a training course on the application of “advanced choice modelling” techniques to the analysis of forestry, biodiversity and landscape issues,
which attracted over 20 participants from almost a dozen regional organisations.
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CRISTÓVÃO, A.; A. M. Sorensen; M. Kuegler (2009) – Editorial. Change Dynamics in Knowledge Systems and Extension Services. Journal of Agricultural
Education and Extension, 15 (2): 125-129.
CRISTÓVÃO, A.; P. Ferrão; R. Madeira; M. L. Tibério; M. J. Rainho; M. S. Teixeira (2009) – Circles and Communities, Sharing Practices and Learning:
Looking at New Extension Education Approaches. Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension, 15 (2): 191-203.
DEDIEU, B.; I. Darnhofer; S. Bellon; K. De Greef; F. Casabianca; L. Madureira; R. Milestad; M. Paine; P. Steyaert; DJ. Stobbelaar; S. Zasser-Bedoya (eds.)
(2009) – Special issue: Innovations in farming systems approaches. Outlook on Agriculture, 38(2), June.
MARTA-COSTA, A. A. e A. Poeta, (2009) – Some Considerations about the Contribution of Small Ruminants to Bovine Cattle Sustainability. Options
Méditerranéennes, Série A, N.º 91, pp. 83-86. [indexada à CAB ABSTRACTS, AGRIS/FAO, Web Econ library].
TIBÉRIO, L. e A. Cristóvão, (2009) – Success factors in the quality chain of animal products fromn Trás-os-Montes. Options Méditerranéennes, Série A,
N.º 91, pp. 175-192. [indexada à CAB ABSTRACTS, AGRIS/FAO, Web Econ library].
FONSECA, Carlos; Artur Cristóvão; Luís Tibério (2009) – Variedades Regionais de Macieiras em Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro. Que potencialidades e
caminhos?. O Segredo da Terra, nº 28, Verão 2009, pp. 6-9.
MADUREIRA, Lívia (2009) – O PRODER e o paradigma da Sustentabilidade Competitiva. Revista da Associação dos Jovens Agricultores de Portugal
(AJAP), JUL/AGO/SET/2009, pp. 12-13.
PEREIRO, X. (2009) – Recensão de Roseman, Sh. e Prakhurst, Sh. (eds.) (2008) – Recasting Culture and Space in Iberian Contexts. New York: State
University of New York Press. Análise Social, XLIV (190), pp. 224-226.
PEREIRO, X.; J. Ventocilla; M. Martínez (2009) – Turismo étnico: El caso de Kuna Yala (Panamá). Revista Turismo e Desenvolvimento – Journal of Tourism
and Development. ISSN: 1645-9261. Vol. 12 (em processo de publicação). [Latindex]
PINTO, R.; X. Pereiro (2009) – Turismo e Antropologia: contribuições para um debate plural. Revista Turismo e Desenvolvimento – Journal of Tourism
and Development, vol.12 (em processo de publicação). [Latindex]
BAPTISTA, A., L. Tibério; T. Koehnen (2009) – Local Agro-Foodstuffs Products: Value-Added and the Contribution to Rural Development in Portugal.
Conference Proceedings of International Scientific Conference, Vilnius. 27-29 May 2009.
BAPTISTA, Alberto; Artur Cristóvão; Timothy Koehnen (2009) – Training models for rural development: an exploration based upon Portuguese
experiences. In Paffarini, Chiara; Fabio Maria Santucci (eds.), Proceedings of the XIX European Seminar on Extension Education “Theory and Practice of
Advisory Work in a Time of Turbulences”, Assisi, Perugia – Italy. ISBN: 978-88-6254-035-3. pp. 239-243.
BAPTISTA, Alberto; Luís Tibério; Artur Cristóvão (2009) – Produção Biológica e Artesanal na Beira Interior, Douro Superior e Província de Salamanca:
Uma Análise Comparada. 1º Congresso de Desenvolvimento Regional de Cabo Verde, 15º Congresso da APDR, 6-11 de Julho de 2009, Universidade
Piaget de Cabe Verde, Cabe Verde. Proceedings em CD-ROM.
COSTA, S.; L. Madureira; S. C. Marques (2009) – Innovation in rural areas and impact on job creation: evidence from EU and Portugal. 15th Congress of
Portuguese Association of Regional Development (APDR), 6-11 July 2009, University Piaget of Cape Verde, Cape Verde. Proceedings em CD-ROM.
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MADUREIRA, L.; S. Costa (2009) – Multifunctionality agriculture as an innovation path for rural areas. In D. Tomic, Z. Vasiljevic; D. Cvijanovic (Eds.), The
Role of Knowledge, Innovation and Human Capital in Multifunctional Agriculture and Territorial Development, Thematic Proceedings of the 113th
Seminar of European Association of Agricultural Economics (EAAE), 9-11 December 2009, Institute of Agricultural Economics, Belgrade, Serbia.
MADUREIRA, L.; S. Costa (2009) – Multifunctionality and innovation strategies of EU rural organisations. 15th Congress of Portuguese Association of
Regional Development (APDR), 6-11 July 2009, University Piaget of Cape Verde, Cape Verde. Proceedings em CD-ROM.
PEREIRA, Varico (2009) – Linhas emergentes do congresso. In Congresso Internacional de Turismo Cultural e Religioso. Póvoa de Varzim. 2009. Povoa
de Varzim: Turel|TCR – Desenvolvimento e Promoção do Turismo Cultural e Religioso, CRL. ISBN: 978-989-20-1237-7. pp. 91-94.
PEREIRA, Varico (2009) – Turismo Cultural e Religioso em Braga e Santiago de Compostela. In Jornadas Internacionais de Turismo: dinâmicas de Rede
no Turismo Cultural e Religioso. Maia. 2009. Maia: Edições ISMAI (no prelo).
PEREIRO, X. (2009) – Turismo, Etnicidad e Indigenismo en Kuna Yala (Panamá). In Congresso Internacional de Animação turística, Chaves, 2009. Chaves:
UTAD – Associação Portuguesa de Animação e Pedagogia, pp. 35-52.
SILVA, Pedro (2009) – El paisaje hecho arma: la idealización del paisaje en los conflictos ambientales. In Seminar of Compared Agrarian History,
Heredia. Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica, Heredia.
SILVA, Pedro; Ana Cabana; David Soto (2009) – Agua, explotación minera y conflictos ambientales en la Península Ibérica. Lecciones a partir de la
Historia Agraria y Ambiental. In Seminar of Compared Agrarian History. Santa Cruz (Costa Rica). Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica, Heredia.
SILVA, Pedro; Lourenzo Fernández-Prieto (2009) – Landscape-made weapons - the usage of landscape idealization in environmental conflicts. In I
World Congress of Environmental History, Copenhagen/Malmo. Copenhagen, International Consortium of Environmental History Organizations
(ICRHO).
GODINHO, P.; H. Carou; X. Pereiro (orgs.) (2009) – Portugal e Espanha – Discursos de Centro, Memórias e Práticas de Fronteira. Lisboa: IELT (Instituto de
Estudos de Literatura Tradicional) – Edições Colibri (no prelo).
PEREIRO, X. (2009) – Turismo Cultural: Uma Visão Antropológica. La Laguna (Canarias – España): Pasos. E-book em www.pasosonline.org. ISBN: 978-8488429-13-1.
RODRIGO, Isabel (2009) – As Secas: Contextos, Atitudes e Comportamentos – Baixo Alentejo Interior (1932-1995). Lisboa: Instituto Superior de
Agronomia. ISBN: 978-972-8669-39-3.
COSTA, Isabel M. (2009) – Métodos de investigação em animação para a terceira idade. In J. Pereira; M. Lopes. Animação Sociocultural na Terceira
Idade. Chaves: Intervenção. ISBN: 978-972-99851-5-7. pp. 280-289.
COSTA, Isabel M. (2009) – Métodos de investigação em animação turística: reflexões sobre um projecto em torno dos turistas e das intervenções
arqueológicas na cidade de Chaves. In A. Peres; M. Lopes. Animação Turística. Chaves: APAP. ISBN: 978-972-99943-2-6. pp. 183-198.
Cristóvão, A. e M. L. Tibério (2009) – “Comprar Fresco, Comprar Local”: será que temos algo a aprender com a experiência americana?. In: L. Moreno; M.
M. Sánchez; O. Simões (coords.), Cultura, Inovação e Território: o Agroalimentar e o Rural. Lisboa: SPER - Sociedade Portuguesa de Estudos Rurais [no
prelo / in print].
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GODINHO, P.; H. Carou; X. Pereiro (2009) – Introdução. In Godinho, P.; H. Carou; X. Pereiro (orgs.), Portugal e Espanha – Discursos de Centro, Memórias
e Práticas de Fronteira. Lisboa: IELT (Instituto de Estudos de Literatura Tradicional) – Edições Colibri (no prelo). pp. 11-31.
JOUKES, Veronika (2009) – O termalismo e a animação turística. In Peres, Américo Nunes; Marcelino de Sousa Lopes (eds.), Animação turística. Chaves:
APAP. ISBN: 978-972-99943-2-6. pp. 164-182.
JOUKES, Veronika (2009) – Sistematização dos usos dados às águas minerais naturais. In Nunes, João Carlos, et al. (eds.), Termalismo e águas
engarrafadas. Perspectiva pluridisciplinar. Furnas: INOVA. ISBN: 978-989-95770-1-5. pp. 261-272.
LOUREIRO, A.; A. Cristóvão (2009) – The Use of Pedagogical Discourse by Adult Education Agents. From Reproduction to Recontextualisation. In Bron,
M., P. Guimarães; R. V. Castro (editors), The State, Civil Society and the Citizen: Exploring Relationships in the Field of Adult Education in Europe.
Franfurt: Peter Lang, International Verlag Wissenschaften. pp. 197-212.
PEREIRA, Varico (2009) – Turismo Cultural e Religioso e Animação Turística. In Peres, Américo; Marcelino S. Lopes - Animação Turística. Associação
Portuguesa de Animação e Pedagogia: Chaves. ISBN: 978-972-99943-2-6. pp. 245-248.
PEREIRA, Varico (2009) – Turismo Cultural e Religioso em Braga e Santiago de Compostela. In Gonçalves, Eduardo Cordeiro et al – Dinâmicas de Rede
no Turismo Cultural e Religioso. Edições ISMAI: Maia. ISBN: 978-972-9048-41-8. p. 51.
PEREIRA, Varico (2009) – Turismo Religioso em Braga e Santiago de Compostela. In Rodríguez, Gonzalo Rodríguez; Fidel Martínez Roget - Nuevos
Retos para el Turismo en un Mundo en Cambio. Netbiblo: Santiago de Compostela. ISBN: 978-84-9745-402-5. pp. 84-100.
PEREIRO, X. (2009) – A lexislación do patrimonio etno-antropolóxico na Galiza: unha vision antropolóxica. In Fidalgo Santamariña, X.A. ; Cid, Xosé
Manuel et al. (coords.), Patrimonio Etnográfico Galego II. Ourense: Deputación Provincial. ISBN: 978-84-691-8835-4. pp. 9-14.
RODRIGO, Isabel; José Ferragolo da Veiga (2009) – Portugal: Natural Resources, Sustainability and Rural Development. In Bruckmeier, Karl e Hilary
Tovey (eds.), Rural Sustainable Development in the Knowledge Society. England: Ashgate. ISBN: 978 0 7546 4725 7. pp. 203-221.
RODRIGO, Isabel; Maria João Canadas (2009) – Componente Social da Certificação Florestal: a utilização de metodologias participativas na sua
avaliação. In Oliveira Baptista, Fernando; Rui Jacinto; Teresa Mendes (coord.), Floresta Viva, Património de Futuro. Câmara Municipal de Proença-aNova; Centro de Ciência Viva da Floresta. ISSN: 1647-2195.
COSTA, Isabel M. (2009a) – A pluralidade das narrativas na investigação educacional: o caso da animação sociocultural. In Actas do X Congresso da
Sociedade Portuguesa de Ciências da Educação. Bragança, Instituto Politécnico de Bragança. ISBN: 978-972-745-102-9. DL 288831/09.
CARDOSO, António (2009) – Desarollo Local: Virtualidades y Lìmites. Universidade Complutense de Madrid, Faculdade de Ciências Políticas e
Sociologia. Tese co-orientada por Artur Cristóvão e defendida na Universidade Complutense de Madrid.
LAPA, Veronique Nelly Paul Marie Joukes (2009) – Águas, elites e desenvolvimento. A exploração das águas minerais naturais do concelho de Chaves
pela Câmara Municipal (1892-1948). UTAD. Vila Real. Tese orientada por Manuela Ribeiro e defendida na Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro
em Dezembro de 2009.
LOPES, José António Ribeiro (2009) – Espaços Rurais Inquietos. Uma Contribuição para o Conhecimento dos Terrenos Comunitários do Noroeste da
Península Ibérica. Universidade de Santiago de Compostela. Tese co-orientada por Artur Cristóvão e defendida na Universidade de Santiago de
Compostela.
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MARQUES, Carlos Duarte Coelho Peixeira (2009) – Motivações das Viagens Turísticas para Regiões do Interior. UTAD. Vila Real. Tese co-orientada por
Manuela Ribeiro e defendida na Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro em Junho de 2009.
RUIVO, Paula Lúcia (2009) – Marketing de Territórios Rurais. Procura e Oferta de Amenidades. Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, Instituto Superior de
Agronomia. Tese co-orientada por Artur Cristóvão e defendida na Universidade Técnica de Lisboa.
AMORIM, Fátima (2009) – Práticas Tradicionais Relativas à Saúde Animal no Meio Rural. Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro. UTAD. Vila Real.
Dissertação de Mestrado em Engenharia Zootécnica, co-orientada por Luís Tibério e defendida na Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro.
CARDOSO, Helena Maria Salgueiro dos Anjos (2009) – Qualidade/Certificação e Estudo do Consumidor Português do Vinho de Trás-os-Montes. UTAD.
Vila Real. Dissertação orientada por Artur Cristóvão e defendida na Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro.
PEREIRA, Varico da Costa (2009) – Turismo Cultural e Religioso em Braga e Santiago de Compostela: proposta de um produto conjunto. UTAD. Vila
Real. Dissertação orientada por Américo Nunes Peres e defendida na Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro.
SANTOS, Ana Teresa (2009) – Análise Estratégica das Unidades de Produção de Fumeiro: Estudo de Caso na Região de Vinhais. UTAD. Vila Real.
Dissertação de Mestrado em Engenharia Zootécnica, orientada por Luís Tibério e defendida na Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro.
V. Pereira – Secretário-Geral do II Fórum de Arquitectura Religiosa, 5-6 Junho 2009, Vila Nova de Famalicão.
X. Pereiro – “A construção sociopolítica da raia luso-espanhola: séculos XIX e XX”, UTAD-Chaves, 5-7 Março 2009.
X. Pereiro – “O fin? Do rural? Galego?”, ciclo de conferências organizado pelo CAT do Concelho de Vigo, Maio de 2009.
A. Cristóvão e A. Marta-Costa organizaram o workshop “Publicar em Revistas Internacionais”, 11 Setembro 2009, UTAD.
A. Cristóvão integra a Comissão Científica do 9th European IFSA Symposium “Building sustainable rural future: The added value of systems approaches
in times of change and uncertainty”, 4-7 Julho 2010, Vienna, Áustria.
A. Cristóvão integrou a Comissão Científica, foi coordenador e relator do Grupo de Trabalho sobre “Contents of Advisory Work” do 19th European
Seminar on Extension Education, 15-20 Setembro 2009, Universidade de Perugia, Assi, Itália.
A. Cristóvão, I. Rodrigo, J. Portela e X. Pereiro integram a Comissão Científica do IV CER, que irá decorrer na Universidade de Aveiro, 4 e 6 de Fevereiro
de 2010, “Mundos Rurais em Portugal: Múltiplos Olhares, Múltiplos Futuros”.
X. Pereiro foi co-responsável pela organização do Ciclo de conferências sobre antropologia na Galiza e no Norte de Portugal, organizado pelo CAT de
Vigo, Novembro 2009.
X. Pereiro foi co-responsável pela organização do Curso de Verão “Novas ruralidades na Galiza”, organizado pela UIMP em Ortigueira (A Corunha), 2122 Julho 2009.
X. Pereiro foi co-responsável pela organização do Painel “Antropologia e novas tendências turísticas”, Associação Portuguesa de Antropologia, 9-11
Setembro 2009, Lisboa.
A. Baptista organizou, no âmbito do Projecto REAL um painel com alguns peritos portugueses e espanhóis para debater os resultados obtidos através
de inquirição a empresas do sector agro-alimentar no Norte de Portugal e Galiza, 4 Dezembro 2009, Vila Real.
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A. Cristóvão, H. Gonçalves, P. Ferrão e R. Madeira organizaram o Curso de Verão “Animação de Redes e Parcerias – teoria e prática”, 26-27 Junho e 1011 Julho 2009, UTAD.
L. Madureira organizou o “Advanced Course on Choice Modelling”, Training course of the COST Action E45 (EUROpean FORest EXternalities,
EUROFOREX), 2 a 6 de Setembro de 2009, UTAD. Foram abordados os principais tópicos metodológicos em “choice modelling” e a sua aplicação a
problemas de decisão específicos nos campos florestal, biodiversidade e paisagem.
In December, A Baptista & A Cristóvão participated in the Steering Committee of the European Research Group on Localized Food Systems (SYAL) in
Florence, Italy.
A Cristóvão & M S Teixeira gave seminars at Eduardo Mondlane University, Mozambique in July, while Carla André established contacts for her
upcoming fieldwork on Islamic Development Organizations.
In February A Cristóvão spoke at a Course on Perspectives in the Analysis of Agri-Food Network Relationships, at Perugia University, Italy. He addressed
the Summer Seminar on Culture & Landscape (7-10 July) organised by the Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain, on “Landscape & Rural
Development”, and was on the Expert Panel of the EuroMARC seminar on European Mountain Agrifood Products at the University of Maribor, Slovenia.
In her capacity as member of the Scientific Boards of 4 International Conferences, L Madureira, attended the 15th Congress of the APDR, the 2nd
Lusophone Regional Science Congress, the 1st Congress of Cape Verdean Regional Science and the 3rd Congress on Nature Conservation &
Management, the latter two at the University Piaget, Cape Verde.
In May, X Pereiro spoke at a conference entitled “The end? Of rural society? In Galícia?” organised by Vigo’s Traditional Artisanship Centre. In
September he spoke at a conference in Valladolid, Spain on “The frontier between Portugal & Spain”, organised by the government of Castile & Leon.
In June, L Madureira and members of her research team published the results of their international research on rural innovation in a Special Issue of
"Outlook on Agriculture”.
X Pereiro and Panamanian members of his research team published an article on Ethnic tourism in Kuna Yala in the Journal of Tourism & Development.
At the 1st World Congress of Environmental History, Copenhagen/Malmo, Pedro Silva, in collaboration with Spanish co-researchers, reported on
ongoing research on the idealization of landscape in environmental conflicts.
Future Research
Objectives
In 2010 RG3 will work in 3 major directions: (1) intensifying its involvement in research projects; (2) increasing research productivity in terms of
publications; and (3) consolidating its outreach function and dialogue with society. RG3’s researchers will be involved in the organisation of 3
international and 4 national scientific events, as well as in the presentation of papers (on themes ranging from sustainable tourism, wellness and
tourism, through rural studies, agricultural economics, farming and rural systems, localised agri-food systems, to cultural economics, innovation and
sustainable development, and environmental questions) at 7 additional meetings. Additionally, the Group plans to promote a Spring Seminar on
“Conflicts and Environment Perceptions in Protected Areas”, 3 workshops on research and methodological issues, and 5 sessions of CETRAD’s regular
seminar series (SPID) to present and debate ongoing and finalised PhD work. In terms of research, the Group members will continue the work in 11
ongoing, national and international funded projects, and expect to be involved in 8 further projects that are currently awaiting a funding decision,
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mostly at the international level. In the area of outreach, Group members will offer 3 Summer Courses: on Networking (second edition), on Localised
Agri-food Systems and on Wellness Tourism.
In the light of retirements/withdrawals from and additions to the complement of RG members with PhDs, and recommendations made by Advisory
Committee members, in 2010, RG1 will also promote an internal discussion (involving initial brainstorming sessions, followed by more structured
debate and proposals) with a view to refining/defining its research focus ahead of the next FCT evaluation exercise. The influx, at the end of 2009, of 14
new members (all experienced researchers with PhDs) from the Polytechnic Institute of Maia (ISMAI) will provide CETRAD and, in particular, RG3 with
both an opportunity and a challenge during 2010: the majority of these new members are actively engaged in tourism research drawing on a
predominantly historical training and analytical perspective.
58.100 $USA Estudo estratégico do turismo em Kuna Yala (Panamá), (SENACYT - “Secretaria Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnologia” – Governo da República
de Panamá, código do contrato: CID07-009). 2008-2011.
5.000 € O discurso geopolítico das fronteiras na construção sócio-política das identidades nacionais: O caso da fronteira hispano-portuguesa nos
séculos XIX e XX. 2008-2011.
268.880 € Projecto REAL – Rede de inovação e desenvolvimento Tecnológico Agro-Alimentar Norte de Portugal/Galiza (Acrónimo: REAL). 2009-2010.
97.407,50 € Avaliação e acompanhamento do Projecto POPH Q3 – Qualificação do 3º Sector. 2009-2010.
9.600 € Ecocidadania - Cidadania ecológica. 2009-2010.
65.000 € Plano de Gestão Integrada do Sítio PTCON0025. Eixo Prioritário III “Valorização e Qualificação Ambiental e Territorial”, Programa Operacional
Regional do Norte 2007-2013. 2008-2010.
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