Jorge Gonçalves
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3665829 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jorge Gonçalves |
| PRENOMES | Jorge |
| SOBRENOME | Gonçalves |
| ASSINATURA | GONÇALVES J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | The University of Melbourne |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8719-9272 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 44 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2012 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Blended Intensive Programs as a Pedagogical Approach
This paper presents the design, implementation, and assessment approach of the Blended Intensive Program (BIP) “Towards Enhanced Pedestrian Safety”, developed under the Erasmus+ framework at the University of Beira Interior in collaboration with four partner universities from Slovenia, Poland, and Croatia. The study applies the EPIC framework (Embedded, Pluralistic, Internationalized, and Connected) to the design and evaluation of a short-term, h…
Neoliberal urban governance and local empowerment
In the production and management of cities, the promotion of active citizenship has seen its rise despite the affirmation of the neoliberal model. This process was marked by the erasure of public powers in urban regulation and management and the creation of decentralisation and governance mechanisms for social and urban intervention. This article discusses this apparent contradiction, analysing the programme Bairros de Intervenção Prioritária /Zo…
The right to exclude
Why Homes Stay Empty
Amidst Portugal’s ongoing housing crisis, particularly pronounced in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area, thousands of residential units remain vacant. This article investigates why property owners often refrain from placing these homes on the rental market, despite high demand and rising prices. Drawing on empirical data from successive editions of the ALP (Lisbon Landlords Association) Barometer and framed by the literature on housing financialization…
Digital innovation to support local radios in low-density territories through Newaves project
The digital age has brought about a revolution in how we consume media and entertainment. The NEWAVES project addresses the challenges faced by local radio stations in low-density population areas, which remain vital for communication and community culture despite the digital revolution. These stations often struggle with underfunding, limited workforce, and fragmented resources due to a lack of collaboration. Co-financed by Creative Europe, NEWA…
Media innovation in low-density territories
Local and regional community news media are essential to preserving cultural identity, promoting community engagement, and ensuring the dissemination of information, particularly in low-density territories. However, these outlets face challenges due to financial constraints, technological limitations, and human capital shortages. This study analyses the strategies and practices adopted by local radio stations operating in such contexts, with part…
Exploring the effects of location information on perceptions of news credibility and sharing intention
In recent years, the integration of location-based services into social media platforms has seen a significant surge, coinciding with the growing challenges posed by the proliferation of fake news online. However, the influence of location data on readers’ perceptions of online news credibility, particularly in relation to the reporters’ whereabouts, remains unclear. To investigate this relationship, we conducted a 3 (Topics: crime, science, heal…
Institutional resilience and crisis governance in the EU
This article explores the role of metropolitan institutions in crisis governance, drawing on the case of the Lisbon Metropolitan Area (LMA) during the COVID-19 pandemic. While formal decision-making in Portugal remained centralized, local institutions were critical in implementing emergency responses, sustaining services, and supporting vulnerable populations. Based on survey data from 90 public and associative entities, the analysis reveals high…
Temporal Governance and the Politics of Time Beyond Delay in Spatial Planning
This article examines how governance structures and procedural timing influence the effectiveness of Territorial Management Instruments (TMIs) in Portugal. Anchored in a comparative analysis of two key legal reforms (Decree-Law No. 380/1999 and Decree-Law No. 80/2015), the study explores the tensions between democratic legitimacy and regulatory complexity. While the 1999 framework emphasized vertical coordination and participatory rights, it ofte…
Exceptions to Urban Reconversion
This article explores the persistent exclusion of certain informal settlements in Portugal from legal urban recognition, focusing on areas characterized by both historical informality and current legal invisibility, here termed by “doubly marginal”. Despite the existence of legal frameworks aimed at integrating Informally Originated Urban Areas (AUGIs), a significant number remain outside the scope of regularization, revealing deep-rooted structu…
Equity and Spatial Justice Perspectives in Transportation
The concepts of equity and spatial justice may be relatively vague and therefore susceptible to different interpretations and metrics, leading to different evaluation perspectives. Thus, our central objective in this work is to explore the scientific production around these two concepts through the lens of transportation, focusing on their connections and interpretations. A mixed-approach analysis (network analysis and semi-systematic review) usi…
Industrial Relocation and Urban Restructuring
Setúbal Peninsula (SetPe) has played a critical role in Portugal’s industrial history, symbolizing economic growth in the 1960s and serving as the centre of the working-class movement during the Carnation Revolution. This study examines the impacts of deindustrialisation and integration into Global Network and Chain Structures (GNCS) on the region’s daily life and urban areas. Despite the decline in industrial employment and the challenges posed …
Participation beyond the ladder
Public policies on human rights to water in informal settlements
Global attention and academic research have focused on the intersection of informal settlements, water rights, and public policy implementation. However, the overlap of these topics remains underexplored, and trends are largely unknown. This study aims to identify aspects related to public policies on human rights to water in informal urban settlements (IUS) and their association with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A bib…
Peer-supplied credibility labels as an online misinformation intervention
Misinformation is rampant on social media, and existing platform-supplied interventions offer limited effectiveness. In this study, we examine the effectiveness of credibility labels that dispute the accuracy of information when they are supplied by one’s peers at different levels of relationship closeness and political agreement. We investigate four variants of these labels using a 2 (strong vs. weak tie strength) x 2 (high vs. low political agr…
Addressing attentional issues in augmented reality with adaptive agents
Recent work on augmented reality (AR) has explored the use of adaptive agents to overcome attentional issues that negatively impact task performance. However, despite positive technical evaluations, adaptive agents have shown no significant improvements to user task performance in AR. Furthermore, previous works have primarily evaluated such agents using abstract tasks. In this paper, we develop an agent that observes user behaviour and performs …
The methodology of studying fairness perceptions in Artificial Intelligence
The topic of algorithmic fairness is of increasing importance to the Human–Computer Interaction research community following accumulating concerns regarding the use and deployment of Artificial Intelligence-based systems. How we conduct research on algorithmic fairness directly influences our inferences and conclusions regarding algorithmic fairness. To better understand the methodological decisions of studies focused on people’s perceptions of a…
“Instant Happiness”
Mapping 20 years of accessibility research in HCI
Exploring crowdsourced self-care techniques
Living with Parkinson’s Disease introduces a range of significant challenges into one’s daily life. While medical interventions exist to overcome some of these challenges, patient self-care techniques often form an essential complement to the treatments recommended by medical doctors. Knowledge on these self-care techniques often originates from those living with Parkinson’s themselves or their close caregivers, as they have the knowledge and exp…
Periodismo visual en la prensa ibérica
Como una forma de gestionar el creciente volumen y complejidad de la información que circula en la actualidad, se utilizan cada vez más las representaciones gráficas que agregan significado a la información presentada en los medios de comunicación, a través de un diseño comunicacional eficiente. La propia cultura visual, impulsada por la evolución tecnológica, ha ido redefiniendo las formas de comunicación por lo que la comunicación visual contem…
Who and how decides when and where? Drifts and deadlocks in metropolitan governance
Analyzing metropolitan governance is a way of understanding the changes that have taken place to increasing the competitiveness, efficiency, and equity thereof. We use a theoretical structure that combines the history of the Lisbon Metropolitan Area with three conceptual elements: shift from government to governance; paradigms of metropolitan governance; and factors specific to metropolitan areas. Through these, we reveal the complex institutiona…
Investigating the role of symptom valorisation in tuberculosis patient delay in urban areas in Portugal
These findings emphasise the importance of symptom valorisation in timely TB diagnosis. Patients who did not value their symptoms had longer PD, indicating a need for interventions to improve symptom recognition. Our findings also corroborate the importance of the socioeconomic determinants of health, highlighting tobacco as a risk factor both for TB and for PD
The Philosophy and Psychology of Delusions
Emotion trajectories in smartphone use
Differentiating peri-urban areas
An empirical investigation of mobile government adoption in rural China
Impact of contextual and personal determinants on online social conformity
The planning of strategy
Olympic Charter Evolution Shaped by Urban Strategies and Stakeholder’s Governance
The Olympic Charter is the binding document that rules the Olympic Movement which, among other things, has the role of managing the organization of the biggest and most complex sporting event in the world - the Olympic games. The multi-disciplinary nature of this event implies the involvement of diverse stakeholders, including hosts and respective communities that, besides having different interests, rely on each other to fulfil them. As the owne…
Quantifying determinants of social conformity in an online debating website
Participation beyond the ladder
Processos de elaboração de criatividade, inovação e capital social
As cidades estão hoje confrontadas com pressões múltiplas que as obrigam a entrar no jogo da competição económica, atraindo investimento e emprego, o que por sua vez exige uma crescente sofisticação nos recursos a mobilizar. A inovação e a criatividade têm sido utilizadas com frequência para este fim, mas também como instrumento que permite introduzir contemporaneidade nos estilos de vida, nos espaços urbanos e nas iniciativas culturais e artísti…
Tensões e contradições na construção de futuros urbanos sustentáveis
O artigo aborda a (in)capacidade do plano em enfrentar as mudanças de um ocidente envolto numa transição civilizacional em que emerge uma revolução urbana. Para verificar essa (in)capacidade procedeu-se à confrontação entre um conjunto de planos para Lisboa e várias histórias de futuro construídas para essa cidade depois da transição, em 2030. Constata-se que, em relação a uma cidade de Lisboa depois da revolução urbana, o plano positivista – não…
An empirical investigation of mobile government adoption in rural China
Corpos trespassados por cidades
O exercício aqui proposto pretende jogar com a ambivalência do conceito de Cidade e articulá-lo com a emergência do protagonismo do corpo, do eu, do indicíduo. Em que medida as transformações que são operadas em meio urbano, com destaque para as que ocorrem no plano dos espaços públicos urbanos, são correlativas, consequência ou mesmo causa, de processos de transformação das sociabilidades que, por seu turno, se submeteu também ao culto do corpo?…
The planning of strategy
Hoarding Disorder
Hoarding disorder is characterized by a persistent difficulty discarding items, the desire to save items to avoid negative feelings associated with discarding them, significant accumulation of possessions that clutter active living areas and significant distress or impairment in areas of functioning. We present a case of a 52-year-old married man who was referred to the psychiatry department for collecting various objects that were deposited unor…
Facilitating Collocated Crowdsourcing on Situated Displays
Online crowdsourcing enables the distribution of work to a global labor force as small and often repetitive tasks. Recently, situated crowdsourcing has emerged as a complementary enabler to elicit labor in specific locations and from specific crowds. Teamwork in online crowdsourcing has been recently shown to increase the quality of output, but teamwork in situated crowdsourcing remains unexplored. We set out to fill this gap. We present a generi…
Differentiating peri-urban areas
Mental Disorder—The Need for an Accurate Definition
There are several reasons why a definition for mental disorder is essential. Among these are not only reasons linked to psychiatry itself as a science (nosology, research) but also to ethical, legal, and financial issues. The first formal definition of mental disorder resulted from a deep conceptual analysis led by Robert Spitzer. It emerged to address several challenges that psychiatry faced at the time, namely to serve as the starting point for…
Evolution of the temporal structure of world high competition judo combat (2013 a 2017)
Judo is a sport that is constantly evolving. Rule modifications and changes in tactical strategies have enhanced scoring opportunities and reduced penalties. This study analyzed the evolution of the temporal structure of combat through an assessment of the total match time (TMT), time engaged in combat (CT), time without (TWOG) and with grip (TWG), pause time (PT), the percentage of combat time in tachi-waza and combat in ne-waza, and the frequen…
Overcoming compliance bias in self-report studies
Human accuracy in mobile data collection
Impact of contextual and personal determinants on online social conformity
GIS in Architectural Teaching and Research
Geographical Information Systems (GISs) in architecture were initially limited to regional and urban development applications. Over recent years its potential has been recognized and its use has evolved to address urban planning and architectural heritage management subjects. Nevertheless, evidence shows that its use in architecture teaching is scarce and uneven. Directive 2007/2/EC, establishing the infrastructure for spatial information in the …
Covid-19 crisis management in Luxembourg
We develop an epidemionomic model that jointly analyzes the health and economic responses to the COVID-19 crisis and to the related containment and public health policy measures implemented in Luxembourg. The model has been used to produce nowcasts and forecasts at various stages of the crisis. We focus here on two key moments in time, namely the deconfinement period following the first lockdown, and the onset of the second wave. In May 2020, we …
Olympic Charter Evolution Shaped by Urban Strategies and Stakeholder’s Governance
The Olympic Charter is the binding document that rules the Olympic Movement which, among other things, has the role of managing the organization of the biggest and most complex sporting event in the world - the Olympic games. The multi-disciplinary nature of this event implies the involvement of diverse stakeholders, including hosts and respective communities that, besides having different interests, rely on each other to fulfil them. As the owne…
Quantifying determinants of social conformity in an online debating website
Emotion trajectories in smartphone use
Human-centred artificial intelligence
The emergence of big data combined with the technical developments in Artificial Intelligence has enabled novel opportunities for autonomous and continuous decision support. While initial work has begun to explore how human morality can inform the decision making of future Artificial Intelligence applications, these approaches typically consider human morals as static and immutable. In this work, we present an initial exploration of the effect of…
The political influence of ecological economics in the European Union applied to the cap-and-trade policy
The methodology of studying fairness perceptions in Artificial Intelligence
The topic of algorithmic fairness is of increasing importance to the Human–Computer Interaction research community following accumulating concerns regarding the use and deployment of Artificial Intelligence-based systems. How we conduct research on algorithmic fairness directly influences our inferences and conclusions regarding algorithmic fairness. To better understand the methodological decisions of studies focused on people’s perceptions of a…
“Instant Happiness”
Mapping 20 years of accessibility research in HCI
Exploring crowdsourced self-care techniques
Living with Parkinson’s Disease introduces a range of significant challenges into one’s daily life. While medical interventions exist to overcome some of these challenges, patient self-care techniques often form an essential complement to the treatments recommended by medical doctors. Knowledge on these self-care techniques often originates from those living with Parkinson’s themselves or their close caregivers, as they have the knowledge and exp…
Periodismo visual en la prensa ibérica
Como una forma de gestionar el creciente volumen y complejidad de la información que circula en la actualidad, se utilizan cada vez más las representaciones gráficas que agregan significado a la información presentada en los medios de comunicación, a través de un diseño comunicacional eficiente. La propia cultura visual, impulsada por la evolución tecnológica, ha ido redefiniendo las formas de comunicación por lo que la comunicación visual contem…
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