Dr. Tatiana Moura, Violence Prevention, Women Researcher Award
Doctorate at Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra, Portugal, Portugal.
Dr. Tatiana Moura is a distinguished scholar and researcher specializing in Sociology with a focus on Social Topics. With a robust educational background, she holds a Ph.D. in International Program in Peace, Conflicts, and Development from Universitat Jaume I, Spain, where her research delved into the intricacies of gender dynamics amidst conflict and peace efforts. Her academic journey includes a Master’s degree in Sociology from Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal, where she explored the impact of globalization on national societies. Dr. Moura’s commitment to advancing knowledge in social sciences is further demonstrated through her post-doctoral fellowship at Centro de Estudos Sociais, Universidade de Coimbra.
Professional Profiles:
Education
- Ph.D. in International Program in Peace, Conflicts, and Development
- Master’s in Sociology
- Post-doctoral Fellowship
- Human Rights Course (Post-Graduation)
- Bachelor’s in International Relations (Licenciatura)
Professional Experience
Dr. Tatiana Moura brings extensive professional experience to her role as a researcher and educator in the field of Sociology. With a background spanning over two decades, she has made significant contributions to academia through her research, teaching, and leadership roles. Dr. Moura’s career began with research assistant positions at Universidade de Coimbra, where she honed her research skills and contributed to various projects at the Centro de Estudos Sociais. Over the years, she progressed to become a researcher, focusing her work on gender dynamics, peace, conflicts, and development. Her expertise led her to assume a post-doctoral fellowship at Centro de Estudos Sociais, Universidade de Coimbra, where she engaged in advanced research activities, further expanding her knowledge and impact in the field. Throughout her tenure, Dr. Moura has been instrumental in advancing scholarship on sociological issues, publishing extensively in peer-reviewed journals and presenting her work at international conferences. In addition to her research endeavors, Dr. Moura is committed to fostering the next generation of social scientists. As a Visiting Professor at Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche, Spain, she shares her expertise with students, inspiring them to critically analyze social phenomena and contribute to positive societal change. Dr. Tatiana Moura’s professional journey reflects her dedication to advancing knowledge in Sociology and addressing pressing social challenges. Her multidisciplinary approach, coupled with her passion for teaching and research, positions her as a respected leader in the field.
Research Interest
Dr. Tatiana Moura’s research interests encompass a broad spectrum of topics within the field of Sociology, with a particular focus on gender studies, peace and conflict resolution, and social development. Her scholarly pursuits delve into understanding the complexities of gender dynamics in various contexts, including armed conflicts, peacebuilding processes, and societal transformations. In her research, Dr. Moura explores how masculinities and femininities are constructed and negotiated within the context of violence and conflict, aiming to shed light on the intersectional dimensions of gender identities. She investigates the impact of gender norms and inequalities on peace and security, examining how they shape experiences of violence, resilience, and post-conflict reconstruction. Furthermore, Dr. Moura’s research interests extend to the broader realm of social development, where she examines the interplay between globalization, social change, and national identities. Her work contributes to a nuanced understanding of how globalization processes influence societies at the local, national, and global levels, with a focus on issues such as migration, cultural diversity, and social justice. Overall, Dr. Tatiana Moura’s research agenda is characterized by a commitment to interdisciplinary inquiry and a dedication to addressing pressing social issues. Through her work, she seeks to advance knowledge, promote social justice, and contribute to the creation of more inclusive and equitable societies.
Publications
Rostos invisíveis da violência armada: un estudo de caso sobre Rio de Janeiro
- Authors: T Moura
- Year: 2007
- Citations: 86
Novíssimas guerras, novíssimas pazes. Desafios conceptuais e políticos
- Authors: T Moura
- Year: 2005
- Citations: 71
Novíssimas guerras: espaços, identidades e espirais da violência armada
- Authors: T Moura
- Year: 2010
- Citations: 56
Auto de resistência: relatos de familiares de vítimas da violência armada
- Authors: BM Soares, T Moura, C Afonso
- Year: 2009
- Citations: 55
Violência (s) e guerra (s): do triângulo ao continuum
- Authors: JM Pureza, T Moura
- Year: 2005
- Citations: 28
Entre Atenas e Esparta: Mulheres, paz e conflitos armados
- Authors: TGÐ Moura
- Year: 2005
- Citations: 22
- Authors: T Moura, S Roque, S Araújo, M Rafael, R Santos
- Year: 2009
- Citations: 21
Filosofia e investigação para a paz
- Authors: V Martínez Guzmán, T Moura
- Year: 2005
- Citations: 19
UNSCR 1325: Is it only about war? Armed violence in non-war contexts
- Authors: R Santos, T Moura, S Roque
- Year: 2010
- Citations: 16
Conexões perdidas: Representações de género, violência (armada) e segurança na Resolução 1325
- Authors: R Santos, S Roque, T Moura
- Year: 2012
- Citations: 14