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- Administração pública, empreendedorismo, inovação e gestão do conhecimento: uma perspectiva sobre o capital humanoPublication . Jacquinet, Marc; Caetano, João Relvão“Administração pública, Empreendedorismo, Inovação e gestão do conhecimento: Uma Perspectiva sobre o capital humano”; 6º Congresso do INA (Instituto Nacional de Administração), 29–30 Outubro de 2008.
- Voci fuori dal coro: la Chiesa e Il partito-statoPublication . Jacquinet, MarcA Igreja católica angolana e as transformações políticas recentes No fim do primeiro mandato do presidente da república angolana, João Lourenço, que substitui José Eduardo dos Santos, no poder entre 1978 e 2017, vale a pena refletir sobre a situação social, económica, política e religiosa, nomeadamente no posicionamento e no papel da igreja católica angolana em relação a estes tópicos. A tomada de posição de organismos representativos e de figuras destacadas da igreja têm surgido nos médias e nas redes sociais.
- Introdução à gestão do conhecimento (Tópico 1)Publication . Jacquinet, MarcA informação e o conhecimento distinguem-se essencialmente pela interpretação, através do recetor com base no seu conhecimento anterior seja explicito ou tácito, aprendido através da experiência e da aprendizagem continua, fundamentado em convicções pessoais. O conhecimento dependente do contexto em que está inserido e da dinâmica de grupo desenvolvida entre os indivíduos que os constituem.
- PIB - Produto Interno Bruto: breve introduçãoPublication . Jacquinet, MarcO produto interno bruto, ou PIB, é o indicador que mede o valor monetário de todos os bens e serviços produzidos, na base de uma contrapartida monetária, e avaliada a partir dos preços de mercado. Declina-se em várias óticas, nomeadamente a da produção e a dos rendimentos. O PIB é hoje complementado por outros indicadores como o índice de desenvolvimento humano (IDH). Jacquinet, Marc (2019) PIB - Produto Interno Bruto: Breve Introdução; Lisboa: Universidade Aberta
- Heidegger, technology and sustainability: between intentionality, accountability and empowermentPublication . Nobre, Ângela Lacerda; Duarte, Rogério; Jacquinet, MarcTransition is the adequate term for characterising contemporary societies. Norms and values are in transit, led by a technological revolution, which is, in itself, the tip of the iceberg of millenary social and cultural changes. Heidegger, one of the leading philosophers of the twentieth century, captured this tension between social change and innovative technology and showed that the Western civilisation was captive of ontological instances whose role was already pin-pointed by Greek Antiquity philosophy but which went underground with Modernity. The product of Heidegger’s work was a revolution in Western thought, which found echoes across all areas of society. Taking Husserl’s call for “back to the things themselves”, Heidegger’s impact has empowered the calls for more sustainable and resilient societies. Sustainability models, with its three pillars of environmental, economic and social sustainability, are directly dependent upon the role of technology and of information science in shaping current patterns of production and consumption in contemporary societies. Industrial, academic and political discourses already voice such taken for granted assumptions. Nevertheless, it is crucial to clarify and to highlight the links between economic evolution and progress, social change and the catalysing role of technology, taken as an enabler of human action.
- ComplexitéPublication . Jacquinet, Marc; Caetano, João RelvãoParler de complexité, aujourd’hui, c’est se référer à l’unité de la connaissance scientifique et du monde, ce qui constitue une bonne approximation de l’idée de globalisation. Cette dernière est l’effet – imprévisible, problématique – de l’appétit qu’a la terre entière de satisfaire ses besoins jusqu’à uniformiser, de manière croissante, les moeurs sociales
- Sustentabilidade corporativa e ferramentas de mensuraçãoPublication . Flor, Gisele Kede; Jacquinet, Marc; Azevedo, Aldo
- Four decades of changing health systems in Southern Europe: a comparative analysis centered on the Portuguese casePublication . Jacquinet, Marc; Curado, Henrique; Gomes, Paulo Sérgio Machado Veloso; Caetano, João RelvãoHealthcare systems have undergone a wide and deep transformation that is only partly reflected in the growth of the per capita spending relative to GDP. Much more transformations are to be explained. Southern European countries are usually considered as a relatively homogeneous group with similar social trends in their health care system. Is it really so and to what extent? Are their more than three or four European models and are European societies – with regard to health policies and systems – converging? What are the specificities of Southern European countries? Our comparative analysis encompasses European countries from the EU and some other countries of the OECD. The data explored are the Health statistics from the OECD and country analysis and data. The Portuguese case serves as a yardstick to get a point of reference. Policy measures and trends will be compared. The results can be summarized at two or three levels: (1) the changes in demography with ageing population all over Europe, (2) the reorientations of health policies and (3) the new social practices around those health national systems. Some specificities of the different counties or group of countries are to be highlighted. The picture is one of complex change: neither a simple convergence nor clear divergences.
- The technological and institutional change in the Port wine industry: a long-run perspectivePublication . Jacquinet, MarcIn the present paper, I will proceed to the study of a particular sector, the Port wine industry, which is geographically well defined and historically significant. The interesting point is the historical evidence which goes back to the sixteenth century (and even further), but we will concentrate on the last three centuries for they give us an exemplary case to discuss the relevance of institutions and technological and legal factors in the shaping of the production techniques used and the structure and organization of the sector.