Monographs

The book History of Portuguese Law, authored by Professor Dr. Rui Albuquerque, has been published.

The text that makes up this brief work is the result of several years of teaching the curricular unit History of Portuguese Law at the Lusófona University of Porto, particularly the course which, under the curricular reforms promoted by the Faculty of Law and Political Science after the Bologna Process, corresponds to the subject taught in the second semester, where the historical evolution of Portuguese Law is studied.

The book The Contemporary Relevance of Durkheim’s Thought in the 21st Century, authored by Professor Dr. Sérgio Vieira da Silva, has been published.

More than a century after the death of Émile Durkheim, it is important to determine whether his thought remains relevant. This work demonstrates the richness and complexity of the sociological thought of a scholar who did not confine himself to reflections of a purely methodological nature.

The book Criminal Procedural Law authored by Professor Dr. Inês Fernandes Godinho has been published.

These Developed Summaries of Criminal Procedural Law seek, through a concise approach, to contribute to various aspects of the study of the subject by identifying and explaining key issues, while also indicating complementary elements as well as questions for further study and review.

The Manual of Labour Procedural Law of Cape Verde – in the light of Portuguese law, authored by Professor Doctor José Gonçalves Machado, Associate Researcher at CEAD, is available for sale.

This work was prepared in the context of the curricular unit “Labour Litigation” of the Master’s Degree in Labour Law and Public Administration offered by the Lusófona University of Cape Verde, in partnership with the Faculty of Law of the Lusófona University – Lisbon University Centre. It also forms part of the activity plan of the TRABJUS Study Group, belonging to CEAD – Francisco Suárez.

The book "Cape Verdean Collective Labor Law" by Professor Doctor António Monteiro Fernandes was published.

These lessons aim to provide topics that are as clear a synthesis as possible of the oral lectures I deliver to my first-year students at the Faculty of Law of Universidade Lusófona. In fact, they have a single purpose, which is to serve as a study aid. If this goal is achieved, I believe I will have accomplished my objective. I would like to point out that the topics covered in each chapter do not consciously and positively exhaust all the matters that could or should be addressed within each of them.

The author is Profesor Teresa Luso Soares, Associate Researcher at the CEAD Francisco Suárez.

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These lessons aim to provide topics that are as clear a synthesis as possible of the oral lectures I deliver to my first-year students at the Faculty of Law of Universidade Lusófona. In fact, they have a single purpose, which is to serve as a study aid. If this goal is achieved, I believe I will have accomplished my objective. I would like to point out that the topics covered in each chapter do not consciously and positively exhaust all the matters that could or should be addressed within each of them.

The book "Gender Violence, Women, and Criminal Law" has been published under the Direction of Professor Inês Godinho and Professor Beatriz García Sánchez, and the Coordination of Professor Alexandra Vilela, Professor Bruno de Oliveira Moura, and Professor Mercedes Yela Uceda.

The book "Gender Violence, Women, and Criminal Law" aims to analyze various intersecting issues in criminal terms through a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach to gender violence. It goes beyond a limited or narrowly focused perspective on different types of criminality, encompassing diverse topics such as the role of women, their international protection, sexual crimes, cultural crimes, and even obstetric violence. The collaboration between CEAD Francisco Suárez and Universidad Rey Juan Carlos of Madrid provides an international and comparative perspective, offering a distinctive and innovative approach to the issue of gender violence in the national context.

Contributions can be found from the following authors: Alexandra Vilela, Beatriz García Sánchez, Bruno de Oliveira Moura, Carlos González Léon, Cátia Monteiro, Diana Simas, Hugo Cunha Lança, Inês Fernandes Godinho, Joana Tavares de Oliveira, João Pedro Pereira Cardoso, Julia Ropero Carrasco, Maria Cunha Louro, Mercedes Yela Uceda, Patrícia Barros, Rita Domingos, and Sandra López de Zubiria Díaz, some of whom are researchers at CEAD Francisco Suárez.

The book can be purchased here.

The collective work "DECENT WORK: a dialogue beyond borders on the UN Agenda 2030" was published, with the contribution of Professors from the Faculty of Law of Universidade Lusófona and CEAD.

The authors of the book included the following professors: Carolina de Freitas e Silva, Joana Neto, José Gonçalves Machado, Luís Manuel Pica, Mário Silveiro Barros, Marlene Mendes and Tiago Cochofel de Azevedo.

The purpose of the work, which can be consulted in the CEAD Bibliographic Center (room N.1.5), is to present a set of reflections on the path taken and to be followed towards the sustainable development of nations, necessarily involving the notion of work in conditions that dignify the human person.

The work "Studies in Celebration of 20 years of CIRE", coordinated by Professor José Gonçalves Machado, was published by Almedina.

This work follows the Conference in Celebration of the 20th year of CIRE, organized jointly by the Faculty of Law of the Lusófona University - Centro Universitário de Lisboa and the Center for Advanced Studies in Law - Francisco Suárez, which took place on the 8th of May 2024, in Lisbon.