The Galician Center for Research and Mathematical Technology (CITMAga), the Economics and Business Administration for Society (ECOBAS) and the Interuniversity Research Center for Cultural Atlantic Landscapes (CISPAC) are joining forces to organize the 1st Conference of the SUG interuniversity research centers, under the motto Science and consciousness in the 21st century .
The conference will take place on February 20 in room 9 of the Fontán Building.
Luis Toledo Machado, researcher at CISPAC and member of the HISTAGRA research group, has just launched the website "ECOMUNIDADES. Utopia, community and ecological alternatives. The return to the countryside in Portuguese-speaking countries". This postdoctoral project, developed at the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC) with the support of the Xunta de Galicia, aims to rethink the formation of rural ecological communities in the Portuguese-speaking area between the 1960s and 1980s. The main focus is on the transnational exchanges that facilitated the circulation of these practices and on the transformations that these utopian initiatives generated in the conception of the relationship between human beings and nature.
The report "Transformative Change for a Sustainable Future" , published by the European Research Council (ERC), highlights more than 300 funded projects that seek to address the global challenges arising from climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution.
In this framework, researcher Mario Pansera leads the PROSPERA project, funded by the ERC, which explores post-growth economic paradigms and promotes sustainable innovation models.
On the occasion of International Migrants' Day, which is celebrated today, Wednesday 18 December, CISPAC presents the documentary "Carewell: Immigration and Transnational Care" . This audiovisual project illustrates the results of the research "Transnational Families in Europe", which analyses the relationships between care, inequalities and intergenerational well-being in transnational families from the United Kingdom, Spain, France and Sweden.
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