| CES Award FOR YOUNG SOCIAL SCIENTISTS FROM COUNTRIES HAVING PORTUGUESE AS THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE |
In 1999, the Centre for Social Studies of the University of Coimbra – Associate Laboratory, created a biennial award for young researchers (up to age 35) from any one of the countries having Portuguese as their official language. The CES Award is designed to recognize high quality work in the field of the social sciences and humanities. One of its main goals is to promote the recognition of studies which, by their outstanding merit, contribute to the development of Portuguese-speaking scientific communities. The Jury for the 7th edition of the CES Award for Young Scientists having Portuguese as their Official Language was composed of the CES Director, Boaventura de Sousa Santos, and the Professors Cristiana Bastos (Institute for Social Sciences), Graça Carapinheiro (ISCTE-IUL), Leonardo Avritzer (Federal University of Minas Gerais) and Teresa Cruz e Silva (Eduardo Mondlane University). 7th Edition – 2011 The Jury for the 7th edition of the CES Award for Young Scientists having Portuguese as their Official Language, composed of the CES Director, Boaventura de Sousa Santos, and the Professors Cristiana Bastos (Institute for Social Sciences), Graça Carapinheiro (ISCTE-IUL), Leonardo Avritzer (Federal University of Minas Gerais) and Teresa Cruz e Silva (Eduardo Mondlane University), decided to bestow a joint Award and two Special Mentions to the following researchers: Winners Tatiana Moura Special Mentions André Kaysel Velasco e Cruz The 7th edition of the CES Award, in the amount of 5,000.00 Euros, is sponsored by the Banco Espírito Santo. The award, established on 1999, aims to give due emphasis to the scientific production of young Portuguese-speaking researchers within the fields of Social Sciences and Humanities. |
| Results of the 6th Edition (2009) |
| The Panel of
the 6th Edition of the CES Award for Young Scientists having
Portuguese as their Official Language was made up of CES’s
Scientific Director, Boaventura de Sousa Santos, and by Professors
Cristiana Bastos (ISCTE), Graça Carapinheiro (ISCTE ), José Vicente
Tavares dos Santos (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul) and Teresa
Cruz e Silva (Eduardo Mondlane University), this panel bestowed the
Award and three honourable mentions to the work of the following
researchers: Award Recipient José Manuel Viegas Neves Comunismo e Nacionalismo em Portugal: Política, Cultura e História no Século XX Honourable Mentions The 6th Edition of the CES Award, in the amount of 5.000,00 Euros, is sponsored by Montepio Geral. The Award, instituted in 1999, was conceived by the Centre for Social Studies as a means of lending due prominence to the scientific production of young, Portuguese-speaking researchers in the field of the Social Sciences. Lígia Mori Madeira holds, since 2008, a Doctoral degree in Sociology at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul. Susana Manuela Ribeiro Dias da Silva holds, since 2008, a Doctoral degree in Sociology at the School of Arts and Humanities of Porto. |
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| Results of the 5th Edition (2007) |
The Panel of the 5th
Edition of the CES Award for Young Scientists having Portuguese as
their Official Language was made up of CES’s Scientific
Director, Boaventura de Sousa Santos, and by Professors Graça
Carapinheiro (ISCTE), Hermínio Martins (Oxford University); Isabel
Allegro Magalhães (Universidade Nova de Lisboa); José Vicente Tavares
dos Santos (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul) and Teresa Cruz
e Silva (Universidade Eduardo Mondlane). Having met on 23 July 2007, at
CES, this panel bestowed the Award and two honourable mentions to the
work of the following researchers: Ex Aequo Awards in 2007 Maria Susana Pinto Figueiredo de
Noronha Honourable Mentions Maria Teresa Geraldo Carvalho, |
| Award Recipient in 2005 |
| Bruno Daniel Gomes
da Sena Martins "A cegueira e as narrativas silenciadas. Para além da tragédia, para lá do infortúnio" Honourable Mentions Helena Cristina Ferreira Machado "Tribunais, género, ciência e cidadania – uma abordagem sociológica da investigação judicial da paternidade" Pedro Manuel R. S. M. Góis "A emigração cabo-verdiana para (e na) Europa e a sua inserção em mercados locais: Lisboa, Milão e Roterdão" Osvaldo Javier López-Ruiz "O ethos dos executivos das transnacionais e o espírito do capitalismo" |
| Award Recipient in 2003 |
| Helena Singer Linchamentos, Punições e Direitos Humanos: discursos desconcertado Honourable Mentions Heitor José Rocha Gomes Reestruturação e Expansão Industrial da Área Metropolitana de Lisboa - a emergência de novos territórios: os casos de Sintra e Alenquer João Paulo dos Santos Dias Organização Judiciária e Controlo Interno: o papel dos conselhos superiores em Portugal Lídia de Jesus Oliveira Loureiro da Silva Implicações Conginitivas e Sociais da Globalização das Redes e Serviços Telemáticos: estudo das implicações da comunicação reticular na dinâmica cognitiva e social da comunidade científica portuguesa |
| Award Recipient in 2001 |
| Carlos André de
Brito Correia Invenção e Reprodução da Sociabilidade um espaço-tempo compacto de criação artística no contexto da globalização Honourable Mention José Manuel Curado O Mito da Tradição Automática |
| Ex Aequo Recipients in 1999 |
| João Nuno Medeiros
de Oliveira Coelho Portugal – A equipa de todos nós: a reprodução ideológica da nação nos jornais desportivos Luís Fernando Gomes da Silva Quintais O voo destrutivo do tempo: memória e trauma numa unidade psiquiátrica Honourable Mention Mário Artur Machaqueiro Sobre a Ponte... transformações na teoria social e na democracia |
| The Award, which has been sponsored by Montepio Geral, is bestowed every two years and was conceived by the Centre for Social Studies as a means of lending due prominence to the scientific production of young, Portuguese-speaking researchers in the field of the Social Sciences. |