Virgínia Ferreira
Biography
Associate Professor of the Faculty of Economics of the University of Coimbra, Portugal, and researcher at the Center for Social Sciences. The common theme in her body of work is the analysis of how the social relationships between men and women in a society are shaped and re-shaped by various social processes and structures, namely: shifting economic and political conditions; technological revolution; labour market regulations, welfare state regimes and other societal institutions; and the attitudes, plans and behaviour of women and men in the domestic sphere. Using both qualitative and quantitative methods, her research has focused on the feminization of occupations, the changing patterns of sexual segregation of overall labour market and employment, and to the evolution of public and European equality policies. Member of the editorial board of national and international journals of social sciences and women's studies. Founding member of the Portuguese Association of Women's Studies. Since 2004, is a member of the European Commission Expert Group on Gender and Employment. Published work includes articles and essays in national and international periodicals and collective books.
Latest Publications
Article in Scientific journal
Lopes, Mónica; Ferreira, Virgínia; Santos, Caynnã (2023), "Gendered Micropolitics in Academic Work Environments: Uncovering Microaggressions during the COVID-19 Pandemic", Social Sciences, 12, 8, 443
Article in Scientific journal
Santos, Caynnã; Monteiro, Rosa; Lopes, Mónica; Martinez, Monise; Ferreira, Virgínia (2023), "From Late Bloomer to Booming: A Bibliometric Analysis of Women's, Gender, and Feminist Studies in Portugal", Social Sciences, 12, 7, 396
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De Camargo Santos, Caynnã; Do Adro Lopes, Mónica; Coimbra Vieira, Cristina; Ferreira, Virgínia (2022), "O que se ensina nos estudos de género em Portugal: uma análise bibliométrica dos planos curriculares", Encontros Bibli: revista eletrônica de biblioteconomia e ciência da informação, 27, 1