Vol. 57 No. 242 (2022)

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Published: 2022-03-30

Research Article

Airbnb and the housing market in the covid-19 pandemic A comparative study of Barcelona and Lisbon

Nachatter Singh Garha, Alda Botelho Azevedo

4-31
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Between lifecourse and social inequalities. Articulation proposals and research results

Vasco Ramos

32-54
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Diaspora identities, cosmopolitanism, and the promise of citizenship: Lusophony from the voices of musicians from African diasporas

Rui Cidra

56-84
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Music for all tastes Urban festivals and cultural cosmopolitanism as strategies of social control in Portugal

Paulo Nunes

86-108
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The visible third The invisibility of women artists in the field of Portuguese visual arts (2012-2019)

Sónia Bernardo Correia

110-138
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The perspective of the Portuguese press on caregivers in residential care for children/young people A document analysis of the last 5 years

Francisca Babo, Beatriz Santos, Catarina Pinheiro Mota, Paula Mena Matos, Mónica Costa, Helena Carvalho

140-159
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Compliance with electoral programmes in Portugal Trends, policy reforms, and the role of veto players (1995-2019)

Ana Maria Belchior, Catherine Moury, Lúcio Hanenberg, Pedro Nunes

160-184
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Book Review

Projectos Editoriais e Propaganda: Imagens e Contra-Imagens no Estado Novo, by Filomena Serra, Paula André and Sofia Leal Rodrigues

Pedro Martins

187-190
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The Case for Scottish Independence: A History of Nationalist Political Thought in Modern Scotland, by Ben Jackson

David Pimenta

191-194
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El Turismo desde las Ciencias Sociales: Reflexiones, Apropiaciones y Diálogos con América Latina, by T. D. Pimentel, A. A. Dachary and M. Korstanje (orgs.)

Magnus Luiz Emmendoerfer, Marcos Eduardo Knupp

195-197
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Como Salvar um Mundo Doente, by Eduardo Paz Ferreira

Pilar Damião de Medeiros

198-200
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