english The sections in detail Working sections of the 1 st CONFERENCE OF OBSERVARE: A. Geopolitics and Security B. Economy and Ecology

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1 The sections in detail Working sections of the 1 st CONFERENCE OF OBSERVARE: A. B. Economy and Ecology C. Transnational Social Issues 16 November, 15h30-18h00: four sessions Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa, Condes do Redondo Palace Session A1, auditorium 3 Helena Rato João Jacques Valente Teresa Toldy Conceição Baptista and Matilde Gago Carla Leão Raul Manuel Braga Pires José Góis Chilão José Antonio Farah Lopes de Lima Chaired by Isabel Estrada Carvalhais Portugal How to navigate avoiding the pitfalls of systemic crisis Are we in a New Era Dawn? Discourses on the religion of the others - compared analysis on European press Global Agenda for an Occupational Safety and Health Strategy in Europe and Portugal Occupational Safety and Health Strategy: Actions putting into practice in the Public Administration sector and considerations for future OSH priorities Demographic Ageing and Health. A Challenge for Health Safety in Portugal Portugal s political, economical and cultural investment in the Maghreb (to be continue ) The construction of the Portuguese maritime vocation at the threshold of the 21 century Extradition in Brazil, Portugal and the European Union

2 16 November Session A2, auditorium 2 Manuel Monteiro Valente Verónica Martins Felipe Pathé Duarte Francisco Jorge Gonçalves Teresa Maria Resende Cierco Gomes Teresa Ferreira Rodrigues and Susana de Sousa Ferreira Joana Veloso Amaral and Ana Paula Brandão Pedro Gabriel da Silva Barata and João Carlos Lourenço da Piedade Chaired by José Manuel Anes Security: supranational legal right Portugal and the EU against terrorism: europeanisation of national policy? Global Jihadism The (In)coherent Insurgency Strategy of a Metapolitical Movement Jihadist Terrorism in Europe: Some Trends on Radicalization and Recruitment. Assessing the Success of the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste Migrations as a security challenge for the Mediterranean countries. A long term analysis of demographic trends ( ) Cyprus: From Intra-State Conflict to International Diplomatic Problem Piracy in the Indian Ocean: Old threat, new trends and future in perspective Session A3, room 28 Maria do Céu Pinto Alexandre Carriço Marco António Martins João Vicente Sandra Fernandes and Alena Vieira Nuno Miguel Belo Quaresma Raquel de Caria Patrício Rui Cordeiro Azevedo Chaired by José Eduardo Garcia Leandro Extending Portuguese influence through peacekeeping diplomacy Assessing strategic and operational implications to East Asia from China s Shi Lang and J-20 BRIC countries in the New International Order Remote War the rise of unmanned air systems and implications for the future of conflicts With or against NATO: Russia s multiple-track strategy in the Eurasian security space The Comprehensive Approach in Portugal: one approach to the management of international crisis The New South-South Cooperation in the Brazilian Foreign Policy Defining Priorities Where to apply the national power

3 16 November Session A4, room 29 Francisca Saraiva Licínia Simão Maria Sousa Galito Reinaldo Saraiva Hermenegildo Maria Raquel Freire, Paula Duarte Lopes and Daniela Nascimento António de Castro Raimundo Patrícia Marcelino António Paulo Duarte Chaired by Armindo Saraiva Matias Portugal and NATO s New Strategic Concept EU-Russia security relations: lessons from the South Caucasus Portugal s Geopolitics in the Atlantic Lusophony and Security Portugal s CFSP Foreign Policy: the case of East Timor The multi in multidimensional peace missions mandates and activities: a critical analysis Resisting Europeanisation? Portugal's post-colonial relations with Mozambique NATO s Crisis Trends of their reflex in the portuguese newspapers The Perception of Space in Portugal s Geopolitics

4 17 November, 16h00-18h00: three sessions Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Session A5, room 1 Ana Paula Brandão Armando Marques Guedes Mateus Kowalski Vasco Viana Batista André Barrinha Sónia Rodrigues Chaired by Vítor Viana Twenty years after: mapping the theoretical landscape and the research agenda of security studies The evolution of security in the South Atlantic basin and in the mainland areas around it The conceptualization of Peace by the Security Council The possibilities, opportunities and challenges of Portuguese Peacekeeping Operations: a reflection of the dynamics of Portuguese Foreign Policy? Give the bad guys a chance: Realism, politics, and the possibility of peace Responsibility to protect: a doctrine without practice? Session B1, room 2 Economy and Ecology José Reis Ana Loureiro and António Neves de Carvalho Filipa Gomes Brígida Rocha Brito Roberto Nunes Paula Duarte Lopes Chaired by Amadeu Paiva The economy as ecology Companies sustainability strategy in an international context The International Relations of the Environment: Practical examples of the Environmental Multilateralism The environmental strategies of organizations of the civil society Oil Blessing or Curse? Governing water in Portugal: a critical analysis Session C1, room 3 Transnational Social Issues Nancy Gomes Maribel Rodríguez Raquel de Caria Patrício Andrés Malamud and Júlio Rodriguez Paulo Pereira Carmen Fonseca Chaired by Cláudia Alvarenga Marconi Portugal and the project of the Ibero-American Community of Nations People of African Descent and Educational Equity in Latin America The Chinese Presence in Latin-America: Challenges and Possibilities of Cooperation Beyond the left turn? Hard power and regional leadership in the western hemisphere, Crime Organizado Transnacional na América Latina Brazil and the international system: a theoretical approach

5 18 November, 9h30-11h00: three sessions Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Session A6, room 1 Helena Carreiras Carlos Gaspar Evanthia Balla Ana Santos Pinto Pedro Ferreira da Silva Chaired by Raquel Freire Gender, conflicts and international security: political agendas and social processes The wars of democracies Emerging middle powers and global security challenges: the case of Brazil & Turkey. Implications for Portugal European Union and the South Mediterranean: Did it ever mean Partnership? Portuguese Sovereignty in European Context: how the European Union Reinforces National Sovereignty Session B2, room 2 Economy and Ecology Viriato Soromenho Marques Eduardo J. S. Ganilho Carlos Vales Araceli Serantes Pazos Guilherme Collares Pereira Chaired by Luísa Schmidt Is it possible to rebuild the Western Alliance around the Axis of Green and Climate policies? Climate Change: a transnational social issue Training and education to face up to the socioenvironmental conflicts in the CPLP framework The role of equipments for environmental education in the framework of the United Nations International Conferences: the example of the reference centres in Spain The UNHCR/EDP partnership: energy services for refugees Session C2, room 3 Transnational Social Issues João Maria Mendes Reginaldo Mattar Nasser Isabel Estrada Carvalhais Ana Paula Cordeiro Teresa Ferreira Rodrigues and Susana de Sousa Ferreira Chaired by Paulo Machado From risk society to liquid modernity Privatization of security and the idea of liberal order Assessing postnational citicenship in times of crises World Economics and Human Mobility in the 21st Century The New Migratory Movements of the Portuguese in Angola Demographic realities in the Mediterranean Migratory dynamics and prospective scenarios

6 18 November, 11h30-13h00: three sessions Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Session A7, room 1 José Manuel Pureza Mariano Aguirre Bruno Cardoso Reis José João Rodrigues Pedra Patrícia Daehnhardt Chaired by Luís Macieira Fragoso Humanitarianism, human security and the goodness of rule A changing world: multilateralism or multi polarity? Was the End of the Cold War a Strategic Disaster for Portugal? The utility of force in the war in Libya Strategies of international order: competing visions in a globalized world Session B3, room 2 Economy and Ecology Manuel Farto René Tapia Telma Maria Serra Veras João Jacques Valente Rui Paiva Chaired by Álvaro Dias The global cosmopolitan economy, the Euro and Portuguese economy Globalization of organized crime: Portugal, Europe and cocaine trafficking Portugal and the Privatization of Water The financial and economic restructuring of the EU and Portugal as its engine The size of Chine in transition stability or dynamic transformation? Session C3, room 3 Transnational Social Issues Eduardo Costa Dias José Luís Garcia Maria Alfreda Cruz Jorge Pegado Liz Cristina Crisóstomo Chaired by José Subtil Marabouts Remarkable figures of West African Islam turned into a transnational phenomenon Capitalism and technological innovation form the standpoint of social implications The Implications of Citizenship in Enforcing International Relations Aimed at Ensuring the Sustainability of the Common Good International and national trends in consumer protection policies The custody of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union