http://hdl.handle.net/10071/54 2026-04-15T07:02:03Z http://hdl.handle.net/10071/36849 Título próprio: De la 1ère République portugaise à la dictature militaire : Les polices portugaises au cours de deux moments révolutionnaires Autoria: Gonçalves, G. R.; Vaz, M. J. Editor: Brêteau, Félix; Mathan, Anne de; Hippler,Thomas; Milliot, Vicent; Sire, Corentin Resumo: Au cours des premières décennies du vingtième siècle, le Portugal connut deux moments révolutionnaires qui marquèrent non seulement la nature du régime politique - d'abord une république, puis une dictature militaire qui se transforma ensuite en un régime autoritaire et conservateur aux traits fascistes - mais aussi l'ensemble du pouvoir d'État et les conceptions de la citoyenneté.1 En octobre 1910 et en mai 1926, ces mouvements révolutionnaires donnèrent naissance à deux régimes politiques marqués par des années de conflits quant au pouvoir de l'État et par un contrôle fragile des institutions publiques. Au milieu des luttes qui conduisirent à la mise en place des nouveaux régimes, dans le contexte de deux cultures politiques dominantes très différentes, la police se retrouva au centre d'un feu croisé ayant conduit à repenser les institutions, les pratiques et les agents qui la composaient. 2025-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10071/36824 Título próprio: Transformação sustentável: O papel da INYAGA/UFRJ na conexão Brasil-União Europeia Autoria: Silva, K.; Frickmann, F.; Gilaberte, T.; Pereira, E. R.; Mendes, A. P.; Oliveira, A.; Mauritti, R.; Ferreira, V. A.; Hermida, R. A. Editor: Magalhães,Diego Trindade D’Ávila; Thomaz, Laís Forti; Oliveira, Marcelo Fernandes de Resumo: Em 2025 o Brasil sediará a 30ª Conferência da ONU sobre Mudanças Climáticas (COP30). A transição para modelos econômicos mais eficientes, que contemplem a saúde, a justiça social e a responsabilidade ambiental, tornou-se uma prioridade global, tanto no Brasil, quanto no Mercosul e na União Europeia. Iniciativas empreendedoras estão sendo articuladas para a promoção de novas tecnologias e soluções sustentáveis de impacto social. Nesse panorama, a Incubadora de Negócios de Impacto Social e Ambiental (Inyaga) da Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) emerge como uma capacidade integradora de inovação tecnológica e sustentável ao apoio a startups e empreendedores, promovendo negócios de impacto social e ambiental, para resolução de problemas complexos locais, como desigualdade no acesso a recursos, mudanças climáticas, poluição, melhoramento de solos, monitoramento ambiental e inclusão social. Com uma abordagem multidisciplinar e colaborativa, conecta acadêmicos, gestores, pesquisadores, estudantes e empreendedores a oportunidades que promovem a inovação. Conecta parceiros internacionais, como o Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (ISCTE) para colaboração científica e tecnológica entre a UFRJ e o ISCTE e reflete a disposição em construir laços que fortaleçam a inovação, a sustentabilidade e a troca de experiências e as boas práticas entre o Brasil e Portugal, representando uma ponte para o intercâmbio acadêmico e científico internacional, fomenta a criação de soluções inovadoras replicáveis em diferentes contextos, integrando os saberes locais brasileiros com os avanços tecnológicos e metodológicos internacionais, para a valorização da diversidade de forma inclusiva e holística para enfrentar os desafios globais. Este é um exemplo de parceria que fortalece as políticas públicas e cria soluções sustentáveis para os desafios globais do século XXI, por meio da cooperação internacional. 2025-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10071/36822 Título próprio: Sustainable transformation: The role of INYAGA/UFRJ in the Brazil-EU connection Autoria: Silva, K.; Frickmann, F.; Gilaberte, T.; Pereira, E. R.; Mendes, A. P.; Oliveira, A.; Mauritti, R.; Ferreira, V. A.; Hermida, R. A. Editor: Magalhães, Diego Trindade D’Ávila; Thomaz, Laís Forti; Oliveira. Marcelo Fernandes de Resumo: In 2025 Brazil will host the 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30). The transition to more efficient economic models that take into account health, social justice, and environmental responsibility has become a global priority, both in Brazil and Mercosur, as in the European Union. Entrepreneurial initiatives are being articulated to promote new technologies and sustainable solutions with social impact. In this context, the Social and Environmental Impact Business Incubator (Inyaga) at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) has emerged as an integrative platform for technological and sustainable innovation to support startups and entrepreneurs. It promotes businesses with a social and environmental impact to solve complex local problems, such as inequality in access to resources, climate change, pollution, soil improvement, environmental monitoring, and social inclusion. With a multidisciplinary and collaborative approach, Inyaga connects academics, managers, researchers, students, and entrepreneurs to opportunities that promote innovation. It has also created links with international partners like the University Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE) to foster scientific and technological cooperation between the UFRJ and ISCTE. As such, the organ reflects a willingness to build ties that strengthen innovation, sustainability and an exchange of experiences and good practices between Brazil and Portugal, representing a bridge for international academic and scientific exchange. This encourages the creation of innovative solutions that can be replicated in different contexts, integrating local Brazilian knowledge with international technological and methodological developments. Inyaga values diversity in the inclusive and holistic way required to face global challenges. As such, its collaboration with ISCTE is an example of a partnership that strengthens public policies and creates sustainable solutions for the global challenges of the 21st century through international cooperation. 2025-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10071/36634 Título próprio: Introduction Autoria: Cairns, D. Editor: Cairns, David Resumo: The introductory chapter of this book provides an overview of its main aims and objectives, as well as details of the methodological approach taken in the research that informs the discussion. This is accompanied by an overview of the book’s theoretical influences, with my understanding of precarity informed by prior work on ambivalence and liminality that helps explain the peculiar development of research careers in academia. I also argue that while the book can be seen as a relatively straightforward account of the present state of research careers in one specific national context, Portugal, it can be interpreted as a case study of precarity within a highly skilled profession, recognizing how the condition persists rather than dissipates with experience. With much prior work on precarity focusing on relatively unskilled or inexperienced workers, I am therefore able to reveal important nuances that are arguably under-appreciated despite having major implications for social and economic development, as well as having implications for the personal and professional well-being of many researchers. 2025-01-01T00:00:00Z