Isabel Baltazar

Comparative Political History
Contact:
ibaltazar@fcsh.unl.pt
Biography
Isabel Baltazar has a degree in Philosophy from the Universidade Católica Portuguesa (Lisbon, 1988), a master’s degree in Cultural and Political History (1995), from the NOVA School of Social Sciences and Humanities, and a PhD in History and Theory of Ideas, Specialisation in History of Political Ideas (2008), by the same University, with a thesis entitled “Portugal e a Ideia de Europa. Pensamento Contemporâneo” [Portugal and the Idea of Europe. Contemporary Thought].
Her interest in European Studies was deepened by the Post-Graduation in European Studies at the School of Law of the University of Coimbra (1995). She carried out a Post-Doctoral Research (FCT) on Europe in Portuguese Diplomacy.
She was Assistant Professor at the Portuguese Catholic University — Leiria and Guest Lecturer at the NOVA School of Social Sciences and Humanities, in the Department of Political Studies, where she taught a subject on European Construction in the Masters in Political Science and International Relations, Specialisation in European Studies.
She is a researcher at the Institute of Contemporary History (IHC) of the NOVA School of Social Sciences and Humanities and at the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies of the 20th Century (CEIS20) of the University of Coimbra.
Research fields
- Idea of Europe
- European construction
- Women and Europe
- European citizenship
- Ethics and values
Selected publications
- Baltazar, Isabel, “Reflexões sobre a Europa. O contributo de Portugal para a Cultura Europeia,” in Europa, Atlântico e o mundo: Mobilidades, crises, dinâmicas culturais. Pensar com Maria Manuela Tavares Ribeiro, coordinated by Isabel Maria Freitas Valente, 99-115. Coimbra: Imprensa da Universidade de Coimbra, 2017. [link]
- Baltazar, Isabel, “A Europa na Diplomacia Portuguesa. As vozes da imprensa durante a República,” in Outras vozes na República. Atas do Congresso Nacional de História e Ciência Política, coordinated by Isabel Corrêa da Silva and Sílvia Correia, 329-339. Lisbon: Museu da Presidência da República, 2016.
- Baltazar, Isabel. “Mulheres Portuguesas na Europa. Abertura ao Europeísmo no Século XX,” Debater a Europa 15 (2016): 25-54. [PDF]
- Baltazar, Isabel. Os Estados Unidos da Europa. Ecos do Ideal Europeu de Victor Hugo em Portugal. Lisbon: Roma Editora, 2015.
- Baltazar, Isabel, “Pela Paz”! A ideia de Estados Unidos da Europa entre guerras,” in Pela Paz! For Peace! Pour la Paix! (1849–1939), edited by Maria Manuela Tavares Ribeiro, Maria Fernanda Rollo, Isabel Maria Freitas Valente, and Alice Cunha. Brussels: Peter Lang, 2014. [link]
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Lecture on public history and the teaching of history with Arthur Chapman, Professor of History Education at University College London. School and Public History: Challenges
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Detalhes do Evento
Lecture on public history and the teaching of history with Arthur Chapman, Professor of History Education at University College London.
School and Public History: Challenges and Opportunities
Sessão sobre história pública e ensino da história intitulada “School and Public History: challenges and opportunities” com Arthur Chapman, professor de Educação em História e coordenador do Departamento de Currículo, Pedagogia e Avaliação Faculty of Education and Society of University College, London.
Arthur Chapman tem trabalhado sobre o ensino e a aprendizagem de História em contextos educativos formais e informais e, também, sobre questões relacionadas com a pedagogia da história na história pública, na cultura contemporânea e na teoria da história. É Editor-chefe do History Education Research Journal, Editor Executivo da Teaching History e editor de série da colecção de livros Knowledge and the Curriculum da UCL Press e do International Review of History Education. É vice-presidente da History Educator’s International Research Network (HEIRNET) e coordenador do History in Education Special Interest Group do Instituto de Educação da faculdade onde trabalha. É Vice-Presidente do Conselho Consultivo Científico do Observatório sobre o Ensino de História na Europa (Conselho da Europa) e foi, durante vários anos, Subdiretor da Public History Weekly. Contribui frequentemente para discussões internacionais sobre educação histórica e tem sido investigador visitante no Brasil, Canadá, Chile, Japão, Portugal, Taiwan, Singapura, Espanha e Suécia, entre outros.
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(Terça-feira) 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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Institute of Contemporary History - NOVA FCSH and University of Évora
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