Faculty
Alda Azevedo
Ph.D. in Demography (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
housing demography; demographic ageing (ORCiD)
Alexandre Abreu
Ph.D. in Economics (University of London)
migrations and development; poverty, inequality, and development; violence, conflict and development (ORCiD)
Alina Esteves
Ph.D. in Geography (Universidade de Lisboa)
international migration; internal migration; ageing (ORCiD)
Amélia Bastos
Ph.D. in Economics (Universidade de Lisboa)
poverty and social exclusion; child poverty measurement; gender issues, the labour market and well-being (ORCiD)
Amílcar Moreira
Ph.D. in Social Policy (University of Bath)
pension policy; financial and social sustainability of social security; demographic ageing; welfare state reform (ORCiD)
Carla Pinto
PhD Social Sciences
Social Policy
(Universidade de Lisboa)
social solicy; social work; sustainable welfare; longevity and aging;
participative methodologies and empowerment (ORCiD)
Catarina R. Oliveira
Ph.D. Sociology
(ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa)
migration and integration policies; indicators of migration integration and public policies; migrants’ business strategies (ORCiD)
Dália Costa
Ph.D. Sociology
(Universidade Aberta)
gender studies, violence and crime, domestic violence, social policy (ORCiD)
Eduarda M. Costa
Ph.D. in Human Geography (Universidade de Lisboa)
urban studies ageing in place; cohesion policy; policy evaluation
(ORCiD)
Elvira Pereira
Ph.D. in Economic and Organisational Sociology (Universidade de Lisboa)
poverty and deprivation: territorial contexts and place effects; social policy, minimum income policies and living wage (ORCiD)
Fátima Amante
Ph.D. Cultural Anthropology (Universidade de Lisboa)
mobilities; border and migration regimes; qualitative research methodologies (ORCiD)
João Mourato
Ph.D. in Town Planning (University College London)
climate action; sustainability transitions; (non)migration; urbanization (ORCiD)
João Peixoto
Ph.D. in Economic and Organisational Sociology (Universidade de Lisboa)
international migration (ORCiD)
Jorge Malheiros
Ph.D. in Human Geography (Universidade de Lisboa)
migrations; demographic projections (local and regional levels)
(ORCiD)
Lara P. Tavares
Ph. D. in Economics
(ISER, University of Essex)
population economics; (low) fertility and its determinants; labour market changes and inequalities (ORCiD)
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Nuno Costa
Ph. D. in Geography (Universidade de Lisboa)
urban and regional modelling analysis; projections; mobility of aged people (ORCiD)
Paula Albuquerque
Ph. D. in Economics (Universidade de Lisboa)
population ageing; long-term care; older labour markets; the economics of longevity; intergenerational transfers and
justice (ORCiD)
Paulo Morgado
Ph. D. in Regional and Urban Planning
(Universidade de Lisboa)
spatial data analysis; network analysis; machine learning for spatial analysis; neurourbanism and real-time data analysis (ORCiD)
Pedro Magalhães
Ph.D. Political Science (Ohio State University)
public opinion; political attitudes; electoral behavior; judicial politics
(ORCiD)
Rui C. Lopes
PhD in Social Psychology (ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa)
intergroup relations; prejudice and discrimination; the impacts of social norms and ideologies; socially critical decisions towards low status groups (ORCiD)
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Stella B. Câmara
Ph.D. in Gerontology (Universidade de Lisboa)
ageing and globalisation; demographic ageing; demographic changes and
intergenerational relations (ORCiD)
Vanessa Cunha
Ph.D. Sociology (ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa)
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fertility issues; households;
families, gender and public policies
(ORCiD)
Isabel Proença
Ph. D. in Economics
(Université Catholique de Louvain)
applied microeconometrics; panel data; semiparametric methods and spatial econometrics (ORCiD)
Esmeralda Arranhado
PhD in Economics (University of Bristol)
microeconometrics; discrete choice models; count data models; models for fractional data,; sampling problems (ORCiD)
Ben Wilson
(visiting Professor)
PhD Demography (London School of Economics)
Immigrants and their descendants, family formation, health inequalities, research methods (ORCiD)