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Research Groups
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The Institute of Sociology of the University of Porto is organised into two research groups, dedicated to the study of Social Recompositions, Culture and Territory and Work, Family and Social Policies, united around what is the main cross-cutting axis of their work, the socio-economic development and the development of public policies, in a comprehensive effort to produce knowledge on the multidimensional processes that construct inequalities in contemporary societies. The activities of the Group Social Recompositions, Culture and Territory is based on the issues of Social Recompositions and Territories and Artistic Creation, Cultural Policies and Practices; moreover, the activities of the research Group Work, Family and Social Policies involve the fields of Work, Employment, Professions and Organisations and Family, Ageing and Gender.

With an extensive accumulated experience in scientific research on sociology, with a strong component for the development of multidisciplinary research, the activity of the Research Groups of the Institute of Sociology is geared to building leading sociological knowledge on the social reality, investing in the production of research on meaningful local and regional social processes. Since it promotes the acquisition of scientific knowledge from sociology's different theoretical traditions, the Unit supports research based on differentiated methodological approaches, from the more quantitative to the more qualitative ones, the latter including ethnography and socio-historic studies.

Social recompositions, culture and territory

Artistic creation, cultural practices and policies

The sub-group Artistic Creation, Cultural Practices and Policies analyses artistic creation and cultural and political practices based on the theoretical and methodological frameworks of the

Social recompositions and territories

The Sub-group Social Recompositions and Territories works on the study of the processes of social recomposition and structuring o

Work, family and social policies

Family, ageing and gender

The sub-group analyses, from a sociological viewpoint, the issues of Family, Ageing and Gender within the wider framework of the study of work, family and social po

Work, employment, professions and organisations

The sub-group TEPO – Work, Employment, Professions and Organisations – is part of a larger research group, the Work, Family and Social Policies gro

Contactos

Faculdade de Letras da Universidade do Porto
Via Panorâmica, s/n
4150-564 Porto, Portugal

Phone: +351 226 077 132
Email: isociologia@letras.up.pt

 

 

 

 

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Ref. UIDP/00727/2020

Ref. UIDB/00727/2020

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