João Paulo Dias
Biography
João Paulo Dias is a sociologist, Master and PhD in Sociology of Law, Faculty of Economics, University of Coimbra. He is currently Researcher of the Centre for Social Studies of the University of Coimbra, where he acted as Executive Director between 2011 and 2020. He is a member of the Permanent Observatory of Justice (OPJ/CES) since 1996, where he coordinated, integrated or collaborated in multiple national and international researches on the issues of access to law and justice, rule(s) of law, role of the Public Prosecutors, governance and judicial organization, legal and judicial professions and, more recently, working conditions in the judicial system. He is professor at the Doctoral Programme in Sociology of the State, Law and Justice (FEUC / CES) and Cocoordinator of the Barometer of National Anti-Corruption Strategies (OPJ / CES). He is (co)author of several book and book chapters on the developed research topics, as well as articles in national and international professional and scientific journals.
ORCID
Agenda
June 23, 2025, 14h30
Projetos
FAIR
EU Charter of Fundamental rights: Awareness raising and Instruments to promote a culture of Rights
FRANET
BENAC
Barómetro das Estratégias Nacionais Anticorrupção
FRANET
Data collection and research services on fundamental rights issues
Latest Publications
Article in Scientific journal
Branco, Patricia; Dias, João Paulo; Casaleiro, Paula (2025), "(Re)Inventing the house of justice: from courthouse buildings to the metaverse", Revista Cronos, 26, 1, 82-94
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Dias, João Paulo (2025), 50 Anos de Conquistas: Três desafios para o Ministério Público na consolidação da democracia portuguesa, in SMMP (org.), 50 Anos do SMMP: Testemunhos. Lisboa: Sindicato Magistrados do Ministério Público, 89-91
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Maia Pratas, Matilde; Dias, João Paulo; Ferreira da Veiga, Gustavo; Sotero, Luciana (2025), "Burnout and other psychosocial factors in Portuguese judges: The influence of sociodemographic and work variables", International Journal on Working Conditions, 28-1, 1-18
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