Conference The Revolution in Portuguese Criminology after April 25th
Unveiling the impact of 25 April on criminological knowledge and sciences.
Start
March 13 | 15h30
End
March 13 | 17h30
This event is taking place as part of the "University and Democracy - 50th anniversary of 25 April Commemorations" Cycle.
The revolution of 25 April enabled the emergence of scientific areas that had long been worked on in most European countries and in America. Criminology is one of the sciences that benefited from the 25 April revolution, which allowed it to be reborn from the semi-clandestinity to which it had been condemned. As the country commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Carnation Revolution, ULusófona joins in these celebrations through the various training programmes it offers, as does the young degree in Criminology.
Programme
15h30 - Opening
- Professor Bragança de Miranda - Rector of ULusófona
- Professor José de Faria e Costa - Director of the Faculty of Law
- Professor Carlos Poiares - Vice-Rector for Academic Community and Citizenship
15:50 - Conference: "Political revolutions and scientific revolutions. What does the history of criminal science teach us?"
- Professor Cândido da Agra - Emeritus Professor at the University of Porto
16h45 / 17h15 - Debate
17h30 - Closing
Calendar
Contact
Areas
Ciências Sociais e Humanas
Attendance
Online & Offline
Location
Centro Universitário Lisboa - Aud. Professor José Araújo
Entry
Free
