Inês Vieira holds a PhD in Human Ecology (NOVA FCSH), MSc in Human Ecology and Contemporary Social Problems (NOVA FCSH), BSE in Childhood Education (ESE/P.Porto). Member of the European Sociological Association - Research Networks on Southern European Societies (RN27, Board member 2017-2019) and Urban Sociology (RN37), Portuguese Sociological Association and RUEBES L'Altro Diritto. Research and science management grants in European and national projects on issues related to mobilities/migrations, territory, education, youth and institutional representations.

Research Interests:

Mobility-environment nexus. Migrants and refugees in Southern Europe. Urban and metropolitan social diversity.

Main Projects:

• 2018-2021: LISBONDS – Práticas, Significados e Contextos de Vizinhança na Grande Lisboa
  [Posição dentro do projecto] Investigadora contratada
  Investigador responsável: João Pedro Nunes
  Projecto I&D financiado pela Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia
• 2013-2017: ALLMEET – Actions of Lifelong Learning addressing Multicultural Education and Tolerance in Russia
  [Posição dentro do projecto] Coordenação executiva da equipa portuguesa, investigação e gestão de ciência
  Investigador Responsável: Luís Baptista
  Investigadoras Participantes: Maria do Carmo Vieira da Silva, Cláudia Urbano, Inês Vieira (BGCT)
  Coordenação do projecto: Universidade de Bolonha (Itália)
  Entidades parceiras: NOVA FCSH, Universidade de Glasgow (Reino Unido), European Centre for Valuation of Prior Learning (Holanda), Mari State University, Kazan Federal University, Northern Arctic Federal University, Siberian Federal University, Moscow City Pedagogical University, Institute of Pedagogy and Psychology of Professional Education of the Russian Academy of Education e Volunteer (Federação Russa)
  Programa Tempus (UE), ref. 544410-TEMPUS-1-2013-IT-TEMPUS-JPHS
• 2017-2018: Transformations urbaines, gentrification, mixité sociale en Méditerranée: le cas des centres-villes de Lisbonne et de Marseille
  [Posição dentro do projecto] Investigadora júnior participante
  Investigador Responsável CICS.NOVA: Luís Baptista | Investigadora Responsável LAMES CNRS: Sylvie Mazzella
  Investigadores Participantes CICS.NOVA: Patrícia Pereira, João Pedro Silva Nunes, Madalena Corte-Real, Inês Vieira
  Programa PESSOA Portugal – França (FCT)| Partenariats Hubert Curien (PHC) projet N° 37961QL
• 2009-2011; 2017-2019: Cooperação Científica entre o Ministério da Defesa Nacional e a NOVA FCSH
  Projectos de estudo sobre o Dia da Defesa Nacional; Jovens e Forças Armadas; Saúde de Antigos Combatentes
  [Posição dentro do projecto] Investigadora
  Investigador Responsável: Luís Baptista
  Bolseira de Investigação: Inês Vieira
  Financiado pelo Ministério da Defesa Nacional

• Vieira, I. (2018). “Environmental migrations without environmental migrants? Perceptions and policies on environmental and mobility issues”. In Alves, F. et al. (Eds.) Theory and Practice of Climate Adaptation, Climate Change Management, Springer, Cham, p. 297-310. ISBN 978-3-319-72873-5, eISBN 978-3-319-72874-2;
• Vieira, I. (2018). "Healing or fleeing? Reflecting on international protection and health challenges from three refugee pathways". L'altro diritto, “Freedom and Healthcare. Exploring mutual interconnections in contemporary societies” (Eds. Botrugno, C. e Zózimo, J.R.), RUEBES, p. 102-116. ISSN 1827-0565;
• Vieira, I., Urbano, C., Vieira da Silva, M.C. e Baptista, L. (Orgs.) (2016). Intercultural dialogue: learning, speaking, and sharing. Proceedings of the international seminar and study visit ALLMEET in Lisbon ’15. Lisboa: CICS.NOVA. eISBN 978-989-20-6898-5;
• Vieira, I., Urbano, C., Vieira da Silva, M.C. e Baptista, L. (2016). “A inclusão de minorias no desenho de territórios educativos interculturais: reflexões a partir do projecto ALLMEET”. Forum Sociológico, 28 “Interculturalidade e Educação”, p. 9-18. ISSN 0872-8380, eISSN 2182-7427;
• Vieira, I. (2016). “The Construction of the Mediterranean Refugee Problem from the Italian Digital Press (2013-2015): Emergencies in a Territory of Mobility”. Networking Knowledge, 9 (4). ISSN 1755-9944.