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(1) Banerjee, Swati; Lucas dos Santos, Luciane; Hulgård, Lars (2021), "Intersectional knowledge as rural social innovation", Journal of Rural Studies; (2) Lucas dos Santos, Luciane; Banerjee, Swati (2019), Social enterprise: a western concept to decolonise? Towards emancipation and solidarity enterprise, in Jean-Louis Laville, Philippe Eynaud, Luciane Lucas dos Santos, Swati Banerjee and Lars Hulgard (org.), Theory of Social Enterprise and Pluralism: solidarity economy, social movements, and Global South. London, NY: Routledge, 3-17; (3) Lucas dos Santos, Luciane; Hillenkamp, Isabelle (2019), The domestic domain within a postcolonial and feminist reading on social enterprise: towards a substantive and gender-based concept of solidarity enterprise, in Jean-Louis Laville, Philippe Eynaud, Luciane Lucas dos Santos, Swati Banerjee and Lars Hulgard (org.), Theory of Social Enterprise and Pluralism: solidarity economy, social movements, and Global South. London, NY: Routledge, 90-115; (4) Lucas dos Santos, Luciane (2018), "Under the flyover: Homeless people, power of choice and the practice of autonomy through an exchange fair", Conjunctions. Transdisciplinary Journal of Cultural Participation, 5, 1, 1; (5) Lucas dos Santos, Luciane; Cavalcanti, Vanessa; Tavares, Marcia Santana (2021), "Economias Feministas em Tempo Presente - Entrevista com Luciane Lucas dos Santos", Revista Feminismos, 9, 1
I am a researcher at the Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra, taking part in the Research Group on Democracy, Citizenship and Law (DECIDe), which I co-coordinate from 2018 to March 2021. I integrate the academic staff of the PhD Programme in Democracy in the 21st Century in Portugal (CES/UC) and co-coordinate two Study Groups - one related to issues such as economic democracy and the other focused on religion, gender and politics. From 2016 to 2018, I was Visiting Professor at the Federal University of Southern Bahia (Brazil), being part of its Doctoral Programme's staff. I hold a PhD in Communication and Culture from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (2004) and a Master's Degree from the same institution (1999), having had an academic career as an assistant professor (tenured position) at the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ/Brazil). I have moved to Sociology 15 years ago, being focused on consumption studies and economic sociology. The most recent years have been also dedicated to a sociological approach regarding three intertwined issues - gender, economy and politics. My main research and lecturing interests are feminist economics, feminist aesthetics, postcolonial feminisms, postcolonial studies on consumption and Economics, poverty and social inequalities from an intersectional perspective, European identities and the Otherness.
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