Marques, Paulo; Branco, Rui; Molina, Óscar & Carmo, Renato Miguel (eds.) (2026). Governing Solidarity in European Labour Markets: Atypical Employment and Minimum Wage Reform in Spain and Portugal. Routledge. BOOK CHAPTERS Branco, Rui; Marques, Paulo; Molina, Óscar & Ferreira, Madalena
Friis Hau, Mark; Wesley Hansen, Nana; Molina, Óscar & Barranco, Oriol (2026). Union democracy from below: social media, gender, and online grassroots activism. European Societies, 28(2), 383-407. https://doi.org/10.1162/EUSO.a.36 Marques, Paulo; Branco, Rui; Molina, Óscar & Ferreira, Madalena (2026). The political
Speaker: Elina Gómez Bonaglia Institution: UMAD-FCS, IJD, Universidad de la República, Uruguai This seminar reflected on the role of computational tools in contemporary social research through two empirical experiences developed in Uruguay. On the one hand, it addressed the epistemological
Speaker: LuÃsa Veloso Institution: ISCTE – Instituto Universitário de Lisboa Presentation of the results of a World Café designed to contribute to the development of a theoretical, analytical and empirical framework for studying the projectification of work across different sectors.
Speaker: Christophe Vanroelen Institution: Vrije Universiteit Brussel A review of the state of research on precarious employment and workers’ well-being based on the use of the Employment Precariousness Scale (EPRES), a multidimensional instrument that captures the accumulation of adverse working
Speaker: Matteo Mandelli Institution: Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics – Sciences Po Paris The seminar explores the growing green backlash against environmental policies in Europe, focusing on the farmers’ protests that spread across the EU between 2023 and
Speaker: Pedro Manuel Bellón Jiménez Institution: IGOP – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Public Employment Services in the framework of the European Employment Strategy show variations in the levels and types of externalisation and in the role that different actors have
The new book Governing Solidarity in European Labour Markets, co-edited by Óscar Molina, examines recent labour market reforms in Spain and Portugal and compares the strategies adopted to address precariousness and labour market segmentation. Continue reading
Team / PHD students Martà Fernández Saboya
Team / PHD students Leonardo Garizzo
