A mediação entre os conteúdos culturais e a Educação Artística formal tem emergido como uma distinta área de inovação e de intervenção, como o mostram os 18 artigos selecionados nesta nona edição da revista Matéria-Prima.Entre a identidade, fundada nos focos de conhecimento local, e uma inserção integrada nos problemas e conteúdos globais joga-se a problematização da Educação Artística. As propostas articulam quer discursos curatoriais (museu, bienal, exposição), como ações de mediação visando uma expansão das atividades, a que se juntam as reflexões sobre a realidade da formação de professores, nas suas diversas modalidades, em diversas realidades sociais.Propiciam-se oportunidades de ações de intervenção, concertadas ou não, entre os agentes artísticos e os educadores. O resultado pode ser potenciado se se conseguir uma perspetiva informada e integrada das realidades artísticas: pede-se a todos os intervenientes mais integração e disponibilidade para um conhecimento mútuo consequente.

Católica Porto Law School of Portugal annually awards dozens of students a master's degree in law, in seven areas of specialization, as well as a master's degree in law and management. In order to give visibility to the result of the research, the Católica Porto Law School took the decision to publish the master's dissertations that obtained the highest classifications. Thus, the best master's dissertations whose exams have been completed until December 8 of the previous calendar year are published annually. This dissemination allows us to share quality research with the rest of the scientific community. In addition, it is an incentive for the qualification of the research of master's students in Law and in Law and Management. It is our conviction that this initiative contributes to a fruitful sharing of knowledge and that it allows the opening of a path of dialogue with the legal community and civil society. This issue includes thirty-one dissertations. They are presented in alphabetical order by author and cover areas as diverse as Criminal Law, International and European Law, Company and Business Law, Labour Law, Administrative Law, Tax Law, and Private Law.   The coordination of this project intends to publicly acknowledge the meticulous and dedicated work of Dr. Isabel Ferreira.

Católica Porto Law School of Portugal annually awards dozens of students a master's degree in law, in seven areas of specialization, as well as a master's degree in law and management. In order to give visibility to the result of the research, the Católica Porto Law School took the decision to publish the master's dissertations that obtained the highest classifications. Thus, the best master's dissertations whose exams have been completed until December 8 of the previous calendar year are published annually. This dissemination allows us to share quality research with the rest of the scientific community. In addition, it is an incentive for the qualification of the research of master's students in Law and in Law and Management. It is our conviction that this initiative contributes to a fruitful sharing of knowledge and that it allows the opening of a path of dialogue with the legal community and civil society. This issue includes thirty-one dissertations. They are presented in alphabetical order by author and cover areas as diverse as Criminal Law, International and European Law, Company and Business Law, Labour Law, Administrative Law, Tax Law, and Private Law.   The coordination of this project intends to publicly acknowledge the meticulous and dedicated work of Dr. Isabel Ferreira.

Católica Porto Law School of Portugal annually awards dozens of students a master's degree in law, in seven areas of specialization, as well as a master's degree in law and management. In order to give visibility to the result of the research, the Católica Porto Law School took the decision to publish the master's dissertations that obtained the highest classifications. Thus, the best master's dissertations whose exams have been completed until December 8 of the previous calendar year are published annually. This dissemination allows us to share quality research with the rest of the scientific community. In addition, it is an incentive for the qualification of the research of master's students in Law and in Law and Management. It is our conviction that this initiative contributes to a fruitful sharing of knowledge and that it allows the opening of a path of dialogue with the legal community and civil society. This issue includes thirty-one dissertations. They are presented in alphabetical order by author and cover areas as diverse as Criminal Law, International and European Law, Company and Business Law, Labour Law, Administrative Law, Tax Law, and Private Law.   The coordination of this project intends to publicly acknowledge the meticulous and dedicated work of Dr. Isabel Ferreira.

Católica Porto Law School of Portugal annually awards dozens of students a master's degree in law, in seven areas of specialization, as well as a master's degree in law and management. In order to give visibility to the result of the research, the Católica Porto Law School took the decision to publish the master's dissertations that obtained the highest classifications. Thus, the best master's dissertations whose exams have been completed until December 8 of the previous calendar year are published annually. This dissemination allows us to share quality research with the rest of the scientific community. In addition, it is an incentive for the qualification of the research of master's students in Law and in Law and Management. It is our conviction that this initiative contributes to a fruitful sharing of knowledge and that it allows the opening of a path of dialogue with the legal community and civil society. This issue includes thirty-one dissertations. They are presented in alphabetical order by author and cover areas as diverse as Criminal Law, International and European Law, Company and Business Law, Labour Law, Administrative Law, Tax Law, and Private Law.   The coordination of this project intends to publicly acknowledge the meticulous and dedicated work of Dr. Isabel Ferreira.

Católica Porto Law School of Portugal annually awards dozens of students a master's degree in law, in seven areas of specialization, as well as a master's degree in law and management. In order to give visibility to the result of the research, the Católica Porto Law School took the decision to publish the master's dissertations that obtained the highest classifications. Thus, the best master's dissertations whose exams have been completed until December 8 of the previous calendar year are published annually. This dissemination allows us to share quality research with the rest of the scientific community. In addition, it is an incentive for the qualification of the research of master's students in Law and in Law and Management. It is our conviction that this initiative contributes to a fruitful sharing of knowledge and that it allows the opening of a path of dialogue with the legal community and civil society. This issue includes thirty-one dissertations. They are presented in alphabetical order by author and cover areas as diverse as Criminal Law, International and European Law, Company and Business Law, Labour Law, Administrative Law, Tax Law, and Private Law.   The coordination of this project intends to publicly acknowledge the meticulous and dedicated work of Dr. Isabel Ferreira.

Católica Porto Law School of Portugal annually awards dozens of students a master's degree in law, in seven areas of specialization, as well as a master's degree in law and management. In order to give visibility to the result of the research, the Católica Porto Law School took the decision to publish the master's dissertations that obtained the highest classifications. Thus, the best master's dissertations whose exams have been completed until December 8 of the previous calendar year are published annually. This dissemination allows us to share quality research with the rest of the scientific community. In addition, it is an incentive for the qualification of the research of master's students in Law and in Law and Management. It is our conviction that this initiative contributes to a fruitful sharing of knowledge and that it allows the opening of a path of dialogue with the legal community and civil society. This issue includes thirty-one dissertations. They are presented in alphabetical order by author and cover areas as diverse as Criminal Law, International and European Law, Company and Business Law, Labour Law, Administrative Law, Tax Law, and Private Law.   The coordination of this project intends to publicly acknowledge the meticulous and dedicated work of Dr. Isabel Ferreira.

Católica Porto Law School of Portugal annually awards dozens of students a master's degree in law, in seven areas of specialization, as well as a master's degree in law and management. In order to give visibility to the result of the research, the Católica Porto Law School took the decision to publish the master's dissertations that obtained the highest classifications. Thus, the best master's dissertations whose exams have been completed until December 8 of the previous calendar year are published annually. This dissemination allows us to share quality research with the rest of the scientific community. In addition, it is an incentive for the qualification of the research of master's students in Law and in Law and Management. It is our conviction that this initiative contributes to a fruitful sharing of knowledge and that it allows the opening of a path of dialogue with the legal community and civil society. This issue includes thirty-one dissertations. They are presented in alphabetical order by author and cover areas as diverse as Criminal Law, International and European Law, Company and Business Law, Labour Law, Administrative Law, Tax Law, and Private Law.   The coordination of this project intends to publicly acknowledge the meticulous and dedicated work of Dr. Isabel Ferreira.

Católica Porto Law School of Portugal annually awards dozens of students a master's degree in law, in seven areas of specialization, as well as a master's degree in law and management. In order to give visibility to the result of the research, the Católica Porto Law School took the decision to publish the master's dissertations that obtained the highest classifications. Thus, the best master's dissertations whose exams have been completed until December 8 of the previous calendar year are published annually. This dissemination allows us to share quality research with the rest of the scientific community. In addition, it is an incentive for the qualification of the research of master's students in Law and in Law and Management. It is our conviction that this initiative contributes to a fruitful sharing of knowledge and that it allows the opening of a path of dialogue with the legal community and civil society. This issue includes thirty-one dissertations. They are presented in alphabetical order by author and cover areas as diverse as Criminal Law, International and European Law, Company and Business Law, Labour Law, Administrative Law, Tax Law, and Private Law.   The coordination of this project intends to publicly acknowledge the meticulous and dedicated work of Dr. Isabel Ferreira.

Católica Porto Law School of Portugal annually awards dozens of students a master's degree in law, in seven areas of specialization, as well as a master's degree in law and management. In order to give visibility to the result of the research, the Católica Porto Law School took the decision to publish the master's dissertations that obtained the highest classifications. Thus, the best master's dissertations whose exams have been completed until December 8 of the previous calendar year are published annually. This dissemination allows us to share quality research with the rest of the scientific community. In addition, it is an incentive for the qualification of the research of master's students in Law and in Law and Management. It is our conviction that this initiative contributes to a fruitful sharing of knowledge and that it allows the opening of a path of dialogue with the legal community and civil society. This issue includes thirty-one dissertations. They are presented in alphabetical order by author and cover areas as diverse as Criminal Law, International and European Law, Company and Business Law, Labour Law, Administrative Law, Tax Law, and Private Law.   The coordination of this project intends to publicly acknowledge the meticulous and dedicated work of Dr. Isabel Ferreira.