The shape of law to come
Leading Researcher: Maria Regina Redinha
“The Shape of Law to Come” is a comprehensive project of thematic broad range that combines the following lines:
1. It’s a wonderful (digital) world: Law in a digital and technological society
1. It’s a wonderful (digital) world: Law in a digital and technological society
2. Vulnerability and diversity: fundamental rights in context
3. Economic effects of family in the 21st century
4. Tax Evasion in Portugal: The Relationship between Taxpayers and Tax Authority
January 2018 /
"The Shape of Law to Come"
1. It’s a wonderful (digital) world: Law in a digital and technological society
Leading Researcher: Rute Teixeira Pedro / Maria Raquel Guimarães
The technological developments of the last decades have deeply changed everyday life from the family and individual spheres into the professional and collective spheres. In many fields, the signs of this new age are clearly noticed and continuously challenge law.
January 2018 /
"The Shape of Law to Come"
2. Vulnerability and diversity: fundamental rights in context
Leading Researcher: Luísa Neto / Anabela Costa Leão
If the Law has a clear mission of conformation of social life and human behaviour, it is important to not perch in shameless ivory tower. If the coercive power of Law assumes as accepted the authority of the legislator, this cannot be a closed process. The choice of the themes resulted from observing that, as a form of social regulation, never has the Law been so harassed by an open design of the human, not as permeable to the public opinion. Thus, this project focuses on bio law topics, privacy and cultural accommodation and aims to reflect on fundamental rights in a context of diversity.
January 2018 /
"The Shape of Law to Come"
3. Economic effects of family in the 21st century
Leading Researcher: Helena Mota / Rute Teixeira Pedro
In the last decades, there have been significant changes in family forms and in the legal framework applicable to them. As a consequence, it is important to reflect on the patrimonial component of family legal relations. Bearing in mind marital relationship, affiliation relationship and de facto union relationships, we will consider the signs of a persistent patrimonialisation of the family.
January 2018 /
"The Shape of Law to Come"
4. Tax Evasion in Portugal: The Relationship between Taxpayers and Tax Authority
Leading Researcher: José Neves Cruz
An increasingly large body of literature shows that taxpayers’ perception of tax authorities is an important factor in tax evasion. It is therefore necessary to examine how tax authorities are perceived by the Portuguese taxpayers in order to design the best policies to tackle tax evasion.
January 2018 /
Research Project
Permutations and Combinations Society: Legal Problems of the Sharing Economy
Leading Researcher: Maria Regina Redinha
Permutations and Combinations Society has been a major research project conducted by CIJE since 2016 with the output of an international conference held at its symposium in Porto on the 6th and 7th October 2017, which brought together leading researchers on the legal implications of the sharing economy, from Portugal, Spain, Brazil, Italy, United Kingdom and Israel.
January 2016 / March 2020
Research Project
Common Home of Humanity
Leading Researcher: Paulo Magalhães
Science has shown that what is at stake is not “saving the planet”, but rather ensuring the continued favourable state of the Earth System for humanity. That means that a planet beyond the favourable state cannot serve as our “Common Home”. Scientific knowledge has already identified the control variables that determine the state of this system, the so-called "Planet Boundaries", which define the Safe Operating Space for Humanity. This qualitative and quantitative space for security is intangible and non-territorial, and constitutes our real Global Common.
January 2017 /
Research Project
The Impact of Legal Research on Supreme Court Decisions; Contribution to an assessment of the practical relevance of legal studies
Leading Researcher: Maria Raquel Guimarães
Bibliometrics, assessments of scientific performance and, generally, the more or less objective or subjective methods of assessing the research work produced by legal professionals are topics that have recently preoccupied academia, research centers, researchers and postgraduate students. The importation of methods, formulas, and systems from the exact sciences into the world of legal research seems to be ineluctably imposed, and the need to adapt the way we have worked over many decades appears to be a reality with no way back.
January 2019 /
Research Project
RECAP – Research on European Children and Adults Born Preterm / Design processes and tools to link cohorts with routine sources of data
Leading Researcher: Maria Regina Redinha / Inês Camarinha Lopes
Instituto de Saúde Pública da Universidade do Porto - ISPUP / CIJE
In partnership with ‘’Instituto de Saúde Pública da Universidade do Porto – ISPUP’’, CIJE takes part on the research project ‘’RECAP - Research on European Children and Adults Born Preterm’’, whose objectives are describing and comparing the challenges, opportunities and the current status of record-linkage processes of health and educational data in three European countries – the Netherlands, Portugal and Finland.
In partnership with ‘’Instituto de Saúde Pública da Universidade do Porto – ISPUP’’, CIJE takes part on the research project ‘’RECAP - Research on European Children and Adults Born Preterm’’, whose objectives are describing and comparing the challenges, opportunities and the current status of record-linkage processes of health and educational data in three European countries – the Netherlands, Portugal and Finland.
January 2019 /