Publicações

Carvalho, Teresa, Sónia Cardoso, and C. Sousa. “Changes In The Institutional Context And Academic Profession - A Case From Portugal”. In (Re)Searching Scientific Careers, 117-144. (Re)Searching Scientific Careers. S. Petersburg: IHST, RAS, Nestor-Historia, SSTNET & ESA. , 2014.

Carvalho, Teresa, and Pedro Videira. “Losing Autonomy? Restructuring Higher Education Institutions Governance And Relations Between Teaching And Non-Teaching Staff”. Studies In Higher Education. Studies In Higher Education (2017): 1–12. doi:10.1080/03075079.2017.1401059.

Carvalho, Teresa. “Managerialism And Professional Strategies: A Case From Nurses In Portugal”. Journal Of Health Organization And Management 26, no. 4. Journal Of Health Organization And Management (2012): 524–541. doi:https://doi.org/10.1108/14777261211251562.

Carvalho, Nathan, Maria João Rosa, and Alberto Amaral. “Cross-Border Higher Education And Quality Assurance. Results From A Systematic Literature Review”. Journal Of Studies In Higher Education 27, no. 5. Journal Of Studies In Higher Education (2022): 695-718. https://doi.org/10.1177/10283153221076900.

Carvalho, Teresa, O. Özkanli, and M. L. Machado-Taylor. “Perceptions And Attitudes Of Senior Managers Toward Gender In Academia: A Comparative Study From Portugal And Turkey”. Educação, Sociedade & Culturas 35. Educação, Sociedade & Culturas (2012): 45-66.

Carvalho, Teresa. “Producing Knowledge In A Pandemic Crisis–The Relevance Of Researchers’ Work And Working Conditions”. The European Sociologist 45. The European Sociologist (2020).

Carvalho, Teresa, and Rui Santiago. “Transforming Professional Bureaucracies In Hospitals And Higher Education Institutions”. Research In The Sociology Of Organizations 45. Research In The Sociology Of Organizations (2016): 243-269.

Carvalho, Teresa, Giulio Marini, and Pedro Videira. “Is New Public Management Redefining Professional Boundaries And Changing Power Relations Within Higher Education Institutions? ”. Journal Of The European Higher Education Area 6, no. 3. Journal Of The European Higher Education Area (2016): 59–74. https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/1540240/.

Carvalho, Teresa, Sara Diogo, and Bruno Vilhena. “Invisible Researchers In The Knowledge Society – The Uberisation Of Scientific Work In Portugal”. European Journal Of Higher Education. European Journal Of Higher Education (2022): 1-22. doi:https://doi.org/10.1080/21568235.2022.2105371.

Cardoso, Sónia, Maria João e Ma Rosa, D. Dias, and Alberto Amaral. “The Increasing Role Of Market Forces In He: Is The Eua Institutional Evaluation Programme Playing A Role?”. In Public Vices, Private Virtues? Assessing The Effects Of Marketization In Higher Education, 91–110. Public Vices, Private Virtues? Assessing The Effects Of Marketization In Higher Education. Rotterdam: Sense Publishers, 2011. doi:10.1007/978-94-6091-466-9_5.

Cardoso, A.R., Miguel Portela, C. Sá, and F. Alexandre. “Demand For Higher Education Programs: The Impact Of The Bologna Process”. Cesifo Economic Studies 54. Cesifo Economic Studies (2008): 229-247.

Cardoso, Sónia, Maria João e Ma Rosa, and B. Stensaker. “Why Is Quality In Higher Education Not Achieved? The View Of Academics”. Assessment And Evaluation In Higher Education 41. Assessment And Evaluation In Higher Education (2016): 950-965.

Cardoso, Sónia, Maria João e Ma Rosa, and C. M Santos. “Different Academics' Characteristics, Different Perceptions On Quality Assessment?”. Quality Assurance In Education 21. Quality Assurance In Education (2013): 96-117.

Cardoso, Sónia, Maria João e Ma Rosa, and Pedro Videira. “Student Participation In Quality Assurance: A Partnership?”. In Collaboration, Communities And Competition, 125–142. Collaboration, Communities And Competition. Rotterdam: Sense Publishers, 2017. doi:10.1007/978-94-6351-122-3_8.

Cardoso, Sónia. “Social Representations On Eating Disorders: Empirical Study With Ex-Patients, Their Relatives And Health Technicians”, 2005.

Cardoso, Sónia, Teresa Carvalho, and Pedro Videira. “Is It Still Worth Working In Academia? The Views From Portuguese Academics”. Higher Education Policy 32, no. 4. Higher Education Policy (2019): 663-679. doi:10.1057/s41307-018-0123-7.

Cardoso, Sónia, Maria João e Ma Rosa, and B. Stensaker. “Why Is Quality In Higher Education Not Achieved? The View Of Academics”. Assessment And Evaluation In Higher Education. Assessment And Evaluation In Higher Education (2015).

Cardoso, Sónia, and Sandra Santos. “Students In Higher Education Governance: The Portuguese Case”. Tertiary Education And Management 17. Tertiary Education And Management (2011): 233-246.

Cardoso, Sónia, Sandra Santos, Sara Diogo, Diana Soares, and Teresa Carvalho. “The Transformation Of Doctoral Education: A Systematic Literature Review”. Higher Education. Higher Education (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10734-021-00805-5.

Cardoso, Sónia, Teresa Carvalho, Diana Soares, Sandra Santos, Sara Diogo, and Thiago Freires. Do Que Se Fala Quando Se Fala De Educação Doutoral? As Perspetivas Das Universidades E Dos Doutorandos Portugueses.. Porto: EDULOG - Fundação Belmiro de Azevedo, 2022.

Cardoso, Sónia, Maria João e Ma Rosa, and Pedro Videira. “Academics' Participation In Quality Assurance: Does It Reflect Ownership?”. Quality In Higher Education. Quality In Higher Education (2018): 1-16.

Cardoso, Sónia, Orlanda Tavares, Cristina Sin, and Teresa Carvalho. Structural And Institutional Transformations In Doctoral Education: Social, Political And Student Expectations. Palgrave Macmillan., 2020.

Cardoso, Sónia. Anorexia E Bulimia Nervosas: Representações Sociais, 2005.

Cardoso, Sónia, Maria João e Ma Rosa, Pedro Videira, and Alberto Amaral. “Internal Quality Assurance Systems: “Tailor Made” Or “One Size Fits All” Implementation?”. Quality Assurance In Education 25, no. 3. Quality Assurance In Education (2017): 329-342.

Cardoso, Sónia, Maria João e Ma Rosa, Pedro Videira, and Alberto Amaral. “Internal Quality Assurance: A New Culture Or Added Bureaucracy?”. Assessment And Evaluation In Higher Education 44, no. 2. Assessment And Evaluation In Higher Education (2019): 249-262. doi:10.1080/02602938.2018.1494818.