Pureza, José Manuel

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Pureza, José Manuel
 
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José Manuel Pureza is Professor at the School of Economics of the University of Coimbra. José Manuel Pureza has been visitant professor at different foreign universities: Universidad Torcuato di Tella (Buenos Aires), Pablo de Olavide (Seville), Catholic University of São Paulo and Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, University of the Basque Country and University of Deusto (Bilbao, Spain). His current research priorities include peace studies - namely theoretical constructions of peace and critical security studies - human rights and international law.
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11-Mar-2021AS CONTRIBUIÇÕES DO CIBERESPAÇO PARA OS PROCESSOS DE SECURITIZAÇÃO E DESSECURITIZAÇÃOVales, Tiago PedrodoctoralThesisopenAccess
221-May-2021Crisis and Democratic Legitimacy: the divergence of narratives on democracy in the Portuguese social conflictVossole, Jonas VandoctoralThesisopenAccess
3Dec-2022La guerra en Ucrania: ¿qué (des)orden antecede a qué nuevo (des)orden?Pureza, José Manuel ; Alcaide-Fernández, JoaquínarticleopenAccess
4Jun-2020A Multidimensionalidade da Paz: Dinâmicas de Política Internacional e Resolução de ConflitosPureza, José Manuel ; Freire, Maria Raquel ; Lopes, Paula Duarte bookopenAccess
5Jun-2020Nota Introdutória. A Multidimensionalidade da Paz: Dinâmicas de Política Internacional e Resolução de ConflitosPureza, José Manuel ; Freire, Maria Raquel ; Lopes, Paula Duarte bookPartopenAccess
62022Quatro desafios para o movimento pacifista no nosso tempoPureza, José Manuel bookPartopenAccess
714-Feb-2020Securitization as a nation-building instrument in weak states: the Israeli caseSilva, Marta Sofia Praça Gonçalves dadoctoralThesisembargoedAccess
827-Jun-2022“The land does not grow ” super-exploitation, land privatization and the human right to development in namibia’s eastern communal landsGilolmo-Lobo, PablodoctoralThesisembargoedAccess