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Antónia Pedroso de Lima (ISCTE-IUL CRIA)

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Department: Antropologia
Nationality: Portuguese
Country: Portugal
Interests (keywords): familiy and kinship, gender, emotions, family business, elites, care, crises
Highest Degree: PhD Anthropology
Degree Awarding Institution: ISCTE

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Panels

• EASA2024: Care models in transition: public policy challenges in response to the pandemic crisis
• EASA2022: Emotions and the powers of care. Sensing, judging, or rejecting asymmetric encounters II
• EASA2022: Emotions and the powers of care. Sensing, judging, or rejecting asymmetric encounters I
• EASA2020: Contexts and experiences of precariousness: discourses, practices and emotions
• EASA2020: Contexts and experiences of precariousness: discourses, practices and emotions
• SIEF2019: Men's commitment in long term care: changes in kinship and gender?
• EASA2016: Cross-cutting care and care across cuts: dimensions of care in contexts of crisis and social change
• ASA15: Engagement and disengagement in crisis: anthropology as a mutualist concern
• APA2013: Crise e mudança de modos de vida
• EASA2012: Care in times of crises: between welfare-state and interpersonal relationships
• SIEF2011: The shape of living: genealogy and fieldwork one century after Rivers
• EASA06: Formal and informal economies in a global world

Papers

• EASA2026: Gendered moralities as policy: far-right power and feminist resistance in Portugal
• EASA2024: Daily practices and public policies: caring as lived politics
• EASA2022: Experiencing and sensing uncertainty: despair, hope and the powers of care
• EASA2020: Emotions, Moralities and Deprivation in Contexts of Crisis: a comparative approach Brazil-Portugal
• SIEF2019: Beyond gender: making kinship through care in times of austerity
• EASA2016: Care, support and solidarity in times of crises: precariousness among Portuguese middle class families
• ASA15: Solidarity and charity in times of crises: mutuality, responsible citizanship, the church and the state in Portugal
• EASA2014: Portuguese anthropology and EASA from 1990 to 2014: reflections from the southern European countries in times of crisis
• EASA2014: Every-day strategies to get by in times of crises: new forms of collaboration in an uncertain Portugal
• APA2013: Cuidado informal e Estado Providência em tempos de crises: Modos de vida em mudança em Portugal
• APA2013: Ecoaldeias: práticas de cuidado e estilos de vida sustentáveis em contexto de crise(s)
• IUAES2013: Care as sustainability Portugal in times of crisis: between welfare-state and interpersonal relationships
• EASA2012: Care as sustainability in crisis situations
• SIEF2011: From genealogy to life histories: one century after Rivers
• EASA08: From kinship studies to the analysis of relatedness: a new method of mutuality to the analysis of mutuality in everyday life
• EASA06: Networks and informality in a formal world: financial elites in global economies