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Rodrigues, Inês Nascimento (2026), Ancestral Postmemory: Women Writers and the Poetics of Inheritance in São Tomé and Príncipe, in Margarida Rendeiro, Susan de Oliveira e Teresa Manjate (org.), Writing of Women as Cultural Resistance. Deconstructing Memory Legacies in the Afro-Luso-Brazilian Atlantic, 125-155.
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Njeri, Sarah; Holanda Maschietto, Roberta; Bueno, Natália (2026), "Unsettling epistemic hierarchies in peace and conflict studies: the role of early career scholars and South-South collaboration", Revista Latinoamericana Estudios de la Paz y el Conflicto, 7, 13, 148-165
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Amaral, Inês; Santos, Sofia José; de Sousa Carvalho, Alexandre (2025), Algorithms as New Gatekeepers. The role of journalism between democracy and disinformation, in Elvira García de Torres; Inês Amaral; Pedro Jerónimo; Bernardino Cebrián Enrique (org.), Open Environments: Key Challenges and opportunities. 25 years for journalism years of online journalism. participation, disinformation, disintermediation and artifcial intelligence. Madrid: McGrawHill, 161-172
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Rajá, Rayma; Cacinda, Jessemusse (2025), Muslim Women's Perspective on Women Economic Empowerment in the Context of Islam: A Case Study of Nampula City in Mozambique, in Wanjiku Mukabi Kabira; June Jane Ombara; Beatrice Kizi-Nzovu; Ester Kathini Kyalo (org.), African Feminist Epistemology: Harnessing African Feminist Knowledge Trough Women's Lived Experience. University of Nairobi: African Women Studies Centre, 175-189
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Cacinda, Jessemusse (2025), The Continuity of the Propinquity Effect': The BBC and Broadcasting in Mozambique, in Albert Sharra, Jimmy Kainja, Anthony Maputo Gunde (org.), The BBC's Legacy in Africa: Continuites and Change. Londres: Routledge, 128-141
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Alcantara, Juliana; Simões, Rita Basílio (2025), ""They Were All Chosen on Tinder": How Journalists Perceive Female Appearance Pressure on News Professionals", Journalism Practice, 1-15