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Young adults’ (re)negotiation of gender and sexual identities across mobile app...
Alcaire, Rita; Santos, Sofia José; Subtil, FilipaStemming from a critical approach towards technology (understood as a producer of meanings, subjectivity and agency, and, thus, shaped by power relations) and taking into account the role of broader societal norms and structures in technological uses and gratifications, this chapter explores the (re)negotiations of gender and sexual identities among Portuguese young adult app users. It focuses on if app usage a...
Young Adults' (Re)Negotiation of Gender and Sexual Identities Across Mobile App...
Alcaire, Rita; Santos, Sofia José; Subtil, FilipaStemming from a critical approach towards technology (understood as a producer of meanings, subjectivity and agency, and, thus, shaped by power relations) and taking into account the role of broader societal norms and structures in technological uses and gratifications, this chapter explores the (re)negotiations of gender and sexual identities among Portuguese young adult app users. It focuses on if app usage a...
EU Representations in Portuguese Media and Populism: Embodying Political Antipo...
Freire, Maria Raquel; Santos, Sofia José; Crivelente, Moara Assis; Bezerra, Luiza AlmeidaMass media mediate different publics, thus being crucial in constructing political reality. By selecting which topics are covered (agenda), which voices are heard, or how social and political issues/actors/dynamics are represented (priming and framing), mass media impacts how political conversations and processes unfold. Acknowledging the increasing mediatisation of politics, this article zooms into media texts...
EU Representations in Portuguese Media and Populism: Embodying Political Antipo...
Freire, Maria Raquel; Santos, Sofia José; Crivelente, Moara Assis; Bezerra, Luiza AlmeidaMass media mediate different publics, thus being crucial in constructing political reality. By selecting which topics are covered (agenda), which voices are heard, or how social and political issues/actors/dynamics are represented (priming and framing), mass media impacts how political conversations and processes unfold. Acknowledging the increasing mediatisation of politics, this article zooms into media texts...
Lisboa como cidade internacional: contributos para uma agenda de investigação
Santos, Sofia JoséAinda que à primeira vista, a realidade das cidades como atores internacionais possa parecer algo novo e em construção, a verdade é que muito antes do Estado existir, as cidades constituíam já polos de poder e peças fundamentais de (redes de) governação internacional. A sua internacionalização tem estado presente ao longo da História, bem como nas diferentes geografias e histórias que as povoam.
A Desinformação pelos Olhos e Mãos da UE: Desconstruindo e Interligando Narrati...
Santos, Sofia José; Lapa, TiagoMuitos dos debates que se têm desenvolvido nas Relações Internacionais em torno da desinformação equacionam esta última a partir do seu impacto nas democracias, da sua utilidade e efeitos em estratégias de propaganda ou de uma combinação dos três. Nestas reflexões, gramáticas de segurança e insegurança estão frequentemente presentes de forma explícita ou implícita revelando as agendas securitárias dos diferente...
The (In)visibility of Racialized Border Violence? A Ukrainian Killed in Lisbon ...
Garraio, Júlia; Solovova, Olga; Santos, Sofia JoséOn March 12, 2020, the Ukrainian citizen Ihor Homenyuk died, having been abused and tortured while in the custody of the Foreigners and Borders Office in Lisbon airport. This crime exposed what several NGOs and institutional reports had long denounced: the climate of impunity that enabled the denial of basic human rights to immigrants in closed spaces at the Portuguese border. Understanding the media as a pivot...
A space to resist rape myths? Journalism, patriarchy and sexual violence
Santos, Sofia José; Garraio, Júlia; Carvalho, Alexandre Sousa; Amaral, InêsIn September 2018, a controversial judicial sentence concerning sexual violence caused a public outcry in Portugal. The court decision invoked the alleged environment of mutual seduction, the use of much alcohol consumption, and the lack of serious injuries to justify the suspended penalty. Stemming from the idea that understandings of what journalism is and what it should be are profoundly ideological and that...
The new feminist frontier on community-based learning: popular feminism, online...
Simões, Rita Basílio; Amaral, Inês; Santos, Sofia JoséFeminist activism has always promoted informal learning opportunities for men and women. Internet, along with ICTs have expanded these opportunities by affording large-scale feminist mobilising and connection. Yet the digital environment is not only enhancing feminist campaigning but also facilitating the contexts to abusive behaviours flourish. Departing from the concept of social movement learning, in this ar...
Covid-19 pandemic: the reproduction and contestation of securitisation of asylu...
Santos, Rita; Santos, Sofia JoséThis article deals with discourses about the Covid-19 pandemic in the Portuguese media from 2020-2021. Through thematic qualitative content analysis, we explore how migrants, refugees/asylum seekers and Afro-descendants – that is, racialised people who are often read as non-Portuguese – have been portrayed by the media, and the idea of ‘non-Portugueseness’, constructed in relation to this phenomenon. The pandem...