Currículo

A Economia Política dos Partidos de Extrema Direita: Uma Perspectiva Global 05160

Contextos

ECTS

6.0 (para cálculo da média)

Objectivos

No final desta UC, os discentes terão desenvolvido os seus conhecimentos a nível teórico sobre a economia política de partidos de extrema-direita. Em paralelo, os discentes terão melhorado a sua capacidade de análise crítica através da análise da relação entre partidos de extrema-direita e a evolução do sistema capitalista no mundo contemporâneo. O debate sobre a complexidade inerente aos partidos de extrema-direita permite aos estudantes desenvolverem a sua comunicação oral e capacidade de raciocínio sobre fenómenos sociais e económicos contemporâneos. A análise comparada destes partidos permite melhorar a capacidade dos alunos em aplicar o conhecimento teórico a um diverso de número de casos concretos. O carácter pluralista e interdisciplinar da UC, envolvendo conteúdos de economia e ciência política, permite aos alunos ampliar a sua capacidade para cruzar diversas áreas de conhecimento de forma crítica e considerar formas alternativas para adquirir saber.

Programa

1 – As quatro vagas de extrema direita 2 – A variedade ideológica da quarta vaga de extrema direita 3 – A tese dos perdedores da globalização 4 – A economia política dos media na era ‘híbrida’ e a vaga global extrema direita 5 – A economia política dos partidos de extrema direita 6 – O impacto socioeconómico dos partidos de extrema direita 7 – Os partidos de extrema-direita na Europa ocidental e de leste 8 – Os partidos de extrema direita no contexto global

Método de Avaliação

Avaliação ao longo do semestre: 50% ensaio final (2500 palavras, excluíndo bibliografia); 25% apresentação em aula (grupos de 2 alunos, duração máxima de 15 minutos); 25% participação e assiduidade Avaliação por exame: prova escrita individual (100%)

Carga Horária

Bibliografia

Principal

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Secundária

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