Teresa Sá Marques
University of Porto
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International Journal of Urban and Regional Research | 2018
Teresa Sá Marques; Miguel Saraiva; Gonçalo Santinha; Paula Guerra
The socio‐economic dimensions of cohesion have long been considered an integral part of Europeanization. However, recently a third dimension has been added to the Europe 2020 cohesion policy debate: territorial cohesion. Consequently this term is as yet undeveloped, resulting in a lack of consensus on how to define and interpret it. Such ambiguity represents a theoretical and empirical challenge to regional actors needing to respond to European Union (EU) directives while operationalizing the concept within their national and/or regional agendas. This article uses Portugal as a case study to examine how the concept of territorial cohesion is being interpreted and transposed from EU‐based to territorial‐based instruments and policy documents. First, we conducted a qualitative content analysis (QCA) of a selection of European and regional publications to compare their intrinsic discourses. This was followed by around 60 structured qualitative interviews, conducted with leading actors who had been instrumental in writing or implementing regional policy documents. On the basis of this dual analysis we conclude that, as a whole, the writers of the Portuguese strategic documents successfully transposed this concept, although perceptible differences exist between regions, as local actors have selectively redefined it to better suit their strategic priorities. These differences are debated with the aim of contributing to the design of effective public policies that facilitate inclusion, cohesion and Europeanization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Archive | 2016
Teresa Sá Marques; Fátima Loureiro de Matos
Como outros paises da Europa do Sul, Portugal encontra--se numa situacao de crise economica, com consequencias noaumento dos riscos e da vulnerabilidade social. Os indicadores disponiveispara medir os seus impactos sociais sao ainda relativamente insuficientes.A pesquisa aqui apresentada desenvolve-se, em primeiro lugar, a nivel nacionale sustenta-se num numero elevado de indicadores. Em seguida faz-se umabreve reflexao das politicas sociais implementadas nos ultimos anos. No final,avanca-se para uma analise territorial, para construir uma geografia socialfocada no numero de pessoas afetadas pela crise. E uma geografia que retrataa situacao em 2007 e 2014, mostrando a forte concentracao geografica daspopulacoes em situacoes de maior vulnerabilidade social. O retrato que seapresenta teria outra leitura social e territorial se os valores fossem relativizadospela dimensao populacional, mas essa seria outra opcao analitica.
Archive | 2014
José Carlos Santos; Jorge Gonçalves; Teresa Sá Marques; Hélder A. Santos
Revista de Geografia e Ordenamento do Território | 2012
Gonçalo Santinha; Teresa Sá Marques
Archive | 2014
Teresa Sá Marques; Fátima Loureiro de Matos; Paula Guerra; Diogo Ribeiro
Archive | 2009
Isabel Cristina Guimarães Martins; Teresa Sá Marques
Boletin De La Asociacion De Geografos Espanoles | 2018
Juan Carlos García-Palomares; Joao Sousa Ribeiro; Javier Gutiérrez; Teresa Sá Marques
Archive | 2014
Teresa Sá Marques; Carlos Delgado
Revista de Geografia e Ordenamento do Território | 2012
Hélder A. Santos; Teresa Sá Marques
Archive | 2012
Filipe Batista e Silva; Teresa Sá Marques; Carlos Delgado