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Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia

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Cidadania e participação nos últimos 50 anos em Portugal: a consolidação democrática entre as urnas e a rua

Publication . Falanga, Roberto; Ribeiro, J.D.; Moniz, João

2024Book part

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Para uma história enredada do cinema: os Filmogramas de Silvino Santos e Agesilau de Araújo (1927-1929)

Publication . Sampaio, Sofia

Este artigo discute as práticas cinematográficas de cariz familiar e doméstico de inícios do século xx à luz da colecção Filmogramas (1927-1929), atribuída ao cinegrafista luso-brasileiro Silvino Santos (1886-1970). Os filmes desta série oferecem um registo da passagem por Lisboa da família de Agesilau de Araújo (1888-1976), radicada em Manaus. Com base em visionamentos realizados nas cinematecas Portuguesa e Brasileira, recorro a métodos de análise fílmica, entrevistas e pesquisa de arquivo para examinar o lugar que estas imagens – e as práticas sociais a elas associadas – ocuparam quer no percurso profissional de Santos quer no seio da família Araújo.

2025Journal article

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Publication . Truninger, Monica; Falanga, Roberto; Mourato, João; Schmidt, Luísa; Oliveira, Rosário

2024Book part

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Trabalho artístico: os programas de bolsas e apoios à formação e criação nas artes da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian (2010-2020)

Publication . Pereira, Cicero Roberto; Borges, Vera

2024Book

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The more I see it the less I want it: sociotropic corruption and (in)tolerance towards corruption in contexts of perceived economic crisis

Publication . Costa-Lopes, Rui; Do Bú, Emerson Araújo; Madeira, Filipa; Pinto, Isabel R.

Whether the widespread perception of corruption is associated with lower or higher tolerance towards corrupt practices remains an important research question. Considering that, in economic downturns, citizens may become particularly sensitive to corruption, this paper goes further by exploring how the relationship between perceived sociotropic corruption and tolerance towards corruption may be moderated by perceptions of economic crisis. Findings from Study 1 with a representative sample of the Portuguese population (N = 1020) indicate that the higher the perceived sociotropic corruption, the lower the tolerance for corruption and that the negative relationship between sociotropic corruption and tolerance for corruption is strengthened by an economic crisis perception. Study 2 (N = 120) experimentally explored these findings and provided preliminary evidence of greater intolerance towards corruption under high sociotropic corruption, especially when the economic crisis perception is salient. These results show how the salience of corruption practices might improve adherence to integrity normative expectations and how contextual factors might impact this process.

2025Journal article

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