This month, our school library is proud to showcase a selection of insightful reads commemorating the historic Carnation Revolution of Portugal in 1974. Delve into the captivating narratives and analysis of this pivotal moment in Portuguese history with these featured books: Carnation revolution: the road to the coup that changed Portugal, 1974 José Augusto...Read More
On March 4th, the Teresa e Alexandre Soares dos Santos Library, in collaboration with the Leadership for Impact Knowledge Center, organized the launch of the #leadership4impact collection. Representatives from students, faculty, and staff were present, and during the event, the head librarian, Susana Lopes, and the Executive Director of the Nova SBE Leadership for Impact...Read More
Explore our selection of featured books for March designed to aid you in mastering academic writing and completing your thesis. Each of our titles offers invaluable insights to support you on your academic writing journey. For productivity tips, delve into ‘The Writing Workshop.’ Navigate the doctoral thesis journey with ‘Authoring a PhD.’ ‘Writing Your Journal...Read More
From 12 to 16 February, ICPSR will be hosting a series of exciting events and activities that you won’t want to miss during the International Love Data Week 2024, a fantastic celebration of all things research data. To register for these events and find out more information, please visit: https://www.icpsr.umich.edu/web/ICPSR/cms/5224. We also welcome researchers to...Read More
Welcome to our February Featured Books selection, where we’re kicking off the new year and semester with a focus on self-development. As we embrace the fresh start that February brings, we’ve curated a collection of empowering reads designed to inspire growth and personal transformation. Whether you’re seeking guidance on goal setting, mindfulness practices, or strategies...Read More
In 2023, the Teresa and Alexandre Soares dos Santos Library released a series of posts intended for the scientific research community. The initial post provided general information on recent research, followed by a compilation of publications that have had a significant impact. An explanation of the information ecosystem used by the school to manage research...Read More
As we welcome 2024, let’s look back at the books that were widely borrowed from our library in the past year. Here’s a list of the most checked-out books that caught the interest of many in our school community: Why nations fail Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson Economics Michael Parkin ...Read More
As the winter season wraps us in its chilly embrace, there’s no better time to cozy up with a good book. The Nova SBE Library is delighted to present our curated selection of Books of the Month with a theme perfectly suited for your winter vacation readings. Whether you’re planning a getaway or enjoying a...Read More
Members of the B-On Consortium can explore Cambridge University Press’s 400+ peer-reviewed academic journals until December 16, 2023. Click here for more information.Read More
