André Inácio

Doctor of Public Law, Universidad San Pablo CEU, Madrid, with the theme "Treatment of Information by the Security Forces"; Graduate in Criminology (ULHT) and in "European Economic Criminal Law" (FDUC), Advanced Studies in Criminal Law (CEU, Madrid) and National Defense Auditor (IDN).

Ângela Benoliel Coutinho

Integrated researcher at IPRI-NOVA. From 2001 to 2003 she taught at the University of Paris X - Nanterre University in France. From 2004 to 2007 she taught at private higher education institutes in Cape Verde. Her research interests include Contemporary Cape Verdean History, Recruitment of political elites, History of African Liberation Movements.

Angie Gago

Research Assistant at IPRI in the project “Democracy in Times of Crisis: Power and Discourse in a Three-Level Game”. She is a PhD Candidate in Political Studies at the University of Milan.

António Horta Fernandes

Integrated researcher at IPRI-NOVA. Professor, Department of Political Studies, Faculty of Social and Human Sciences at NOVA FCSH. His research interests include Strategy, Polemology, Political Philosophy, Political Theology and International Relations Theory.

António Alexandre

Integrated researcher at IPRI-NOVA. Captain of the Portuguese Navy (retired). His research interests include Maritime Security, Maritime Strategy, Geopolitics of Maritime Spaces, Military Power at Sea.

Beatriz Ribeiro

PhD candidate in Political Science at NOVA FCSH, where she is preparing a thesis in the thematic area of political science - public policy, under the guidance of Catherine Moury. Her research interests include gender, feminism and public policy.

Bernardo Pinto da Cruz

Researcher at IPRI-NOVA. Visiting Assistant Professor on the PhD in Globalization Studies and the Master's Degree in Migration, Interethnicities and Transnationalism at NOVA FCSH. His research interests include Rural development, Concentration policies, Resettlement, Urban planning.

Bernardo Pires de Lima

Associated Researcher at the Portuguese Institute of International Relations (since 2004), and a foreign affairs columnist. He was Visiting and Nonresident Fellow at the Center for Transatlantic Relations, Johns Hopkins University, Washington DC (2012-2018).

Brígida Brito

Integrated reseracher at IPRI-NOVA. Associate professor at the Departament of International Relations at Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa and subdiretor of OBSERVARE. Her research interests include development, cooperation and the environment.

 Bruno Fonseca

PhD candidate in International Relations at NOVA FCSH, where he is preparing a thesis on “The (un)United Kingdom: implications, positions and the claiming action of independence movements in the Brexit negotiation process”, under the supervision of Ana Santos Pinto. His research interests include the European Union, Brexit.