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Mobilidade e território da Região de Lisboa e Vale do Tejo: pistas para uma análise integrada
07 March 2002
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A análise profunda da mobilidade populacional constitui um requisito essencial à definição e implementação de uma estratégia territorial de ...
The Demographic Studies Review ¿ historical perspective
05 July 2017
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The Demographic Centre Studies Review was first published in 1945, to accomplish the mission assigned to the Demographic Studies Centre, a research body attached to Statistics Portugal. Its path ...
Determinants of company competitiveness in the metropolitan areas of Lisbon and Oporto
08 June 2001
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Factors associated with competitiveness in the Portuguese manufacturing industry were investigated using questionnaire data from representative samples of companies in the Metropolitan Areas of ...
Poor people, poor places, poor health. Territories of risk amplification in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area
03 August 2009
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This study promotes a dynamic, inclusive approach of health determinants in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area, integrating distinct levels of determinants (individual and contextual ones), which act ...
Will it be possible to improve health in an impoverishment cycle? Premature mortality and deprivation in the LMA, 2001-2011
05 July 2017
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The second half of the twentieth century was marked by socioeconomic conditions that have provided improvements in the health and an increase in life expectancy of the populations. However, even ...
Socioeconomic deprivation in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area : evolutionary analysis for the decade 2001-2011
23 March 2016
PDF | 447 KB
The association between poverty, disease and death has long been recognized. The economic growth observed during the twentieth century had a very positive effect on the population’s living ...
South: How many are we? Where do we live?
03 February 2014
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For the purpose of the analysis of demographics (dis) continuities revealed by the 2011 Census in Portugal, the whole country was subdivided into different regions according to demographic trends ...
The preliminary data of 2011 Census
03 February 2014
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This paper tackles the framework used to carry out the 2011 population and housing censuses in Portugal. It highlits the fundamental options regarding the use of internet to fill in the ...
Municipal development indexes
04 October 2002
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This paper aims at quantifying the level of economic and social development of the Portuguese mainland regions and municipalities. With this aim, five partial development indexes (demography, health ...
Census 2001 versus electoral register
01 December 2003
PDF | 294 KB
Comparison between census data and other sources has been, in the last years, one of the preferred subjects among statistical users and opinion leaders. In this way, this paper compares last census ...
Avoidable mortality in mainland Portugal, 1989 to 1993
02 October 2002
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The main goal of this article is to publish the distribution of ‘avoidable’ deaths in mainland Portugal, thus laying the groundwork for future research which may contribute to fine-tuning ...
Cohabitation in Portugal
01 August 2003
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The overall aim of this study is to give greater visibility to the practice of people living together in Portugal and its processes of change over the past years. More specifically, we intend to ...
2001 Census versus electoral register
01 December 2003
PDF | 294 KB
Comparison between census data and other sources has been, in the last years, one of the preferred subjects among statistical users and opinion leaders. In this way, this paper compares last census ...
Children as the starting point: the country and the family - an exploratory review
02 July 2004
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During the nineties, sociological studies about children knew a notorious boom in all Europe, and this change is also perceptible in Portugal. Their access to statistical visibility as an age group ...