Implying social inequality in the private ownership of property, resources and rewards contemporary societies, namely the Portuguese, are imbricated by various types of social inequalities. Facing the various classical perspectives and recent contributions on this subject, this RG assumes that the concept of inequality holds analytical priority on social exclusion, considering three levels of analysis: the socio-structural, organizational and interactive. This includes a renewal of theories and methods, a plural and synthetic orientation, overcoming the structuralist and (inter) social action perspectives.
Classes, Ethnicities and Collective Action, Public Policies, Vulnerabilities and Citizenship, Gender and Sexualities,
Coordenador
Integrated Researchers
Daniela Soares
Nuno Dias
José Carlos Marques
Bárbara Backström
Daniel Seabra
Alison Neilson
Annabelle Dias Félix
Maria João Leote de Carvalho
Catarina Tomás
Rui Duarte Santos
Cristóvão Margarido
Lídia Marôpo
José Alberto Simões
Ana Romão
Pilar Damião de Medeiros
Ricardo Campos
Fernando Bessa Ribeiro
Manuel Carlos Silva
Fernando Diogo
José Lúcio
Casimiro Balsa
Cláudia Urbano
Ana Lúcia Teixeira
Dalila Cerejo
Eduarda Ferreira
Ana Maria Brandão
Isabel Lousada
Manuel Lisboa
PhD Students
Luisa Fernanda Salamanca Garnica
Clara Vital
Carla Martingo
Cristina Pinto Iria de Abbadia Vieira
Elisabete Vilar
Danielle Murad Tavares
Elsa Quinteiro de Nogueira
Ana Ribeiro
Catarina Moreira
Deisi Conteratto
Joana Teixeira Ferraz da Silva
Josefina Cicconetti
Rebecca Ann Judeh
Investigation Assistants
Investigadores Colaboradores (traduzir)
Cristina Duarte