Currículo

Protesto Político e Ação Coletiva 02456

Contextos

ECTS

6.0 (para cálculo da média)

Objectivos

No final, os alunos devem estar cientes dos conceitos fundamentais em todos os tópicos de confronto político, tanto em termos de teoria como de pesquisa empírica, de modo a serem capazes de estruturar um projeto de pesquisa em torno deles. Eles deverão poder decidir sobre os métodos e conceitos teóricos mais adequados para as suas questões de pesquisa. Os alunos devem ainda ser capazes de apresentar e discutir questões sobre estes assuntos.

Programa

Parte I – Conceitos básicos 1.1 Principais conceitos e teorias 1.2 Consequências do activismo em movimentos sociais 1.3 Movimentos sociais e o estado 1.4 Comunicação social e opinião pública 1.5 A dimensão global Parte II – Projectos de Pesquisa 2.1 Participação em Antigos e Novos Movimentos Sociais 2.2 Participação Política de Jovens 2.3 O Impacto dos Actores da Sociedade Civil 2.4 Ondas de Protesto 2.5 Enquadramento de Campanhas de Protesto 2.6 Discussão de projectos de pesquisa

Método de Avaliação

1. Participação nas aulas (mínimo necessário: 70% das aulas) 2. Uma apresentação oral de um texto em grupo – 30% da nota final; 3. Um pequeno projecto de pesquisa individual aplicando um dos métodos da pesquisa aprendidos e sobre uma questão de confronto político escolhida pelo aluno. O relatório de pesquisa sobre este projecto deve ter entre 3.000 e 4.000 palavras – 70% da nota final.

Carga Horária

Bibliografia

Principal

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Secundária

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Disciplinas de Execução

2018/2019 - 2º Semestre