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THE DUALITY OF THE PORTUGUESEHIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM
THE INFLUENCE OF FAMILY OVER STUDENT CHOICE
DETERMINANTS OF STUDENT CHOICE
FROM THE 1974 DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION TO NPM
Chapter 3: THE POWER OF GLOBAL INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION NETWORKS: SCIENTIFIC POLICY AND ECONOMIC SPILLOVERS
HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER POLICY - BAYH DOLE
ECONOMIC REASONS TO SUPPORT TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
Potential Return to Economy
PORTUGAL: ECONOMIC SPILLOVERS OF S&T:A NEW WAVE OF S&T
NATIONAL PLAN FOR INNOVATION IN PORTUGAL
REASONING FOR INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT FOR INNOVATION INVESTMENT BY COUNTRIES
INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON MODELS
1963: Harvard Business School IESE Business School(University of Navarra)
1998: The Singapore - MIT Alliance
1999: The Cambridge - MIT Institute (CMI)
2000: Malaysia - MIT Biotechnology Partnership Programme
2002: CMU, Carnegie Mellon - Athens Information Networking Institute
2005: MIT - Zaragoza – International Logistics Program
2005: CMU, Carnegie Mellon CyLab Japan Inf. Technology – InformationSecurity Program
PORTUGUESE INTERNATIONALPARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM ON S&T
2006: MIT|Portugal Program – Engineering Systems
2006: CMU|Portugal Program – Information and CommunicationTechnologies Institute
UT Austin|Portugal Program – CoLab on Emerging Technologiesand University Technology Enterprise Network
2007: Fraunhofer|Portugal – ICT
2009: Harvard Medical School|Portugal - Translational Research and Information
IMPACT ON INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS ON PORTUGUESE S&T: INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM INVESTMENT ANALYSIS
IMPACT OF THE UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY ENTERPRISE NETWORK
INTERNATIONAL INTERNSHIPS PROGRAM
Case Study #1 – International Internship, 2009
Phase #1 Internship with UT Austin Office of Technology Commercialization (OTC),July 16 through October 14, 2009
Phase #2 Internship with Emergent Technologies, Austin, Texas, July 22 throughAugust 30, 2010
Case Study #2 – International Internship, 2009
Phase #1 Internship with UT Austin Office of Technology Commercialization(OTC), July 16 through September 5, 2009
Phase #2 Internship with Emergent Technologies, Austin, Texas, July 26 throughSeptember 26, 2010
Case Study #3 – International Internship, 2010
Internship with South Texas Technology Management (STTM), San Antonio, TexasJanuary 2 to March 26, 2010
Case Study #4 – International Internship, 2011
Miguel Carvalho, Researcher at the University of Minho (Textile Engineering) andFounder of Weadapt
Case study #5 – International Reverse-Internship, 2011
Rosemary French, TTO at The University of Texas’ Office of TechnologyCommercialization
THE POWER OF GLOBAL NETWORKING
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Chapter 4: ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY IN PORTUGAL:ACASE STUDY OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATIONIN DECISION MAKINGON A WASTE MANAGEMENT PROJECT
OUTLINE OF POLICY IMPLEMENTATION
MOTIVATION BEHIND THE STUDY
WASTE CO-INCINERATION AND PRE-TEST
Chapter 5: FOREST FIRES IN PORTUGAL
LAND USE AND WILDLANDS IN PORTUGAL
FOREST FIRES IN PORTUGAL TEMPORAL EVOLUTION
THE CRITICAL YEARS: 2003MAXIMUM OF SCORCHED AREAAND 2005MAXIMUM OF THE NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES
Chapter 6: UNEMPLOYMENT VERSUS HAPPINESS IN PORTUGAL
Chapter 7: PSYCHOSOCIAL ASPECTSOF MIGRATIONS IN PORTUGAL
THE CULTURAL CONTEXT OF PORTUGAL
DEPART: THE DECISION TO MIGRATE
Aspiration for Better Pay and Perceived Job Opportunities as Determinantsof Intention to Migrate
The Determinants of Portuguese Adolescents’ Willingness to Study or Workin another European Union Country
STAY: DISCRIMINATION AND PREJUDICE
Perceived Discrimination among Adolescents of Immigrant Background
Can Music Change Ethnic Attitudes among Children?
RETURN: RE-ACCULTURATION AND ADAPTATION
Re-acculturation Attitudes among Adolescents from ReturnedImmigrant Families
Long Term Adaptation among Adolescents from Returned ImmigrantFamilies
Chapter 8: TWO DECADES OF ECONOMIC POLICY-MAKINGIN PORTUGAL: REVISITING THE ENERGY ARENAIN THE WAKE OF A RECESSION
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE PORTUGUESE SITUATION
GENERAL INDICATORS IN PORTUGAL,CONTRASTED TO EU AND THE WORLD
ORGANIZATION OF THE PORTUGUESEELECTRICITY SYSTEM
THE PORTUGUESE ENERGY SUPPLY INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
THE ROLE OF THE ENERGY REGULATORYAUTHORITY (ERSE)
THE ROLE OF THE LIBERALIZED POWER EXCHANGE
RENEWABLE ENERGY POLICY HASA PORTUGUESE FLAGSHIP
EXPLICIT POLICIES AND TARGETS
EXPECTATIONS IN ENERGY POLICY SCENARIOAFTER THE IMF INTERVENTION
Chapter 9: FROM WASTE TO ENERGY:WHAT IS THE CURRENTCONTRIBUTION OF THE PORTUGUESE BIOGAS?
ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION
Portugal: Biogas Potential
THE IMPORTANT RELATION BETWEENWASTE AND BIOGAS
Chapter 10: ANCESTRAL RURAL PRACTICES IN PORTUGAL: VEZEIRA DA RIBEIRA’S CASE (GERÊS MOUNTAIN, NORTHWEST OF PORTUGAL)
ANCESTRAL RURAL PRACTICES IN MOUNTAIN AREAS
Grazing in Mountain Areas
Pathways in Geres Mountain and Built Heritage
Portugal: Economic, Political and Social Issues
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