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                Inequality, Work and Social Well-Being
            
            
ABOUT THE GROUP
The Inequality, Work and Social Welfare Research Group aims to contribute to the production of knowledge on the conditions of life and well-being in complex societies, crossed by diverse processes of social change.
The group's work focuses on adopting a wide range of theoretical and methodological approaches, focusing on trends in social inequalities, class restructuring and the reconfiguration of employment and working conditions.
NUMBERS
14
Integrated 
Researchers
14
Assistant
Researchers
45
Research
Projects
95
Publications
 Articles, Chapters and Books
2018-2023 data
KEYWORDS
Inequality and social classes;
Poverty and social exclusion;
Work, employment, economy;
Territories, Welfare and social policies.
OBJECTIVES
The group’s research endeavours encompass the following domains:
- Delving into the role of the state, institutions, and the impact of public policies across diverse sectors and territories;
- Rigorous assessment of public policies aimed at fostering social inclusion and empowerment;
- Operation of the Inequality Observatory, which seeks to provide precise, multidimensional information on inequalities from a citizenship perspective, thus contributing to the development and evaluation of public policies.
                Contacts
            
            
                CIES-IscteCentre for Research and Studies in Sociology
            
            
                Iscte - University Institute of Lisbon
                
Building 4, Room 125
Av. das Forças Armadas, 40, 1649-026 Lisboa
Telephone: +351 210 464 018
Email: cies@iscte-iul.pt
            Building 4, Room 125
Av. das Forças Armadas, 40, 1649-026 Lisboa
Telephone: +351 210 464 018
Email: cies@iscte-iul.pt
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