Department(s):	PhD Fellows
Resume:	GoulartCV Feb2009 Eng.pdf (80.74 kB)
Other positions:	Member of the "Education and Development" Research Cluster at ISS. Member of the "Macro-Micro Dynamics of Poverty" Research Cluster at ISS.

Pedro's interests cover areas such as Development Economics, Economic History, Economics of Education and Labour Economics. He is now pursuing a PhD on schooling and child labour in Portugal. Before his PhD, he was a senior officer from a Sta...

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Selected publications:

Journal articles

"Portuguese Child Labour: an Enduring Tale of Exploitation" (with Martin Eaton), European Urban and Regional Studies, 16 (2009): 439-444. DOI: 10.1177/0969776409340862

“Child Labour and Educational Success in Portugal” (with Arjun S. Bedi), Economics of Education Review, 27(5) (2008): 575-587.

“O Impacto do Trabalho Infantil no Sucesso Escolar em Portugal”. Sociedade e Trabalho. Junho (2006). DGEEP/MTSS, Lisboa.

Books

"Trabalho familiar não remunerado” (eds. with Lurdes Pinto), 166 p., PETI, MTSS; ISBN 978-989-95739-0-1, 2008.

Educação e Trabalho Infantil em Portugal (with Margarida Chagas Lopes), 188 p., SIETI/MTSS; ISBN: 972-732-970-5; 2005.

Book chapters

"A History of Child Labor in Portugal" (with Arjun Bedi). Forthcoming in Kristoffel Lieten and Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk (eds.) Child Labour's Global Past (1650-2000), Peter Lang, Bern.

“Situation Today with respect to Child Labor in Portugal” (with Martin Eaton). In Hugh D. Hindman (Volume editor) The World of Child Labor: An Historical and Regional Survey. M.E. Sharpe, New York; 2009.

"Trabalho familiar não remunerado: eu ajudo, tu ajudas, ele não; eu chumbo, tu chumbas, ele não". In Joaquina Cadete and Teresa Maia e Carmo, 10 anos de combate ao trabalho infantil em Portugal, PETI, MTSS, Lisbon; 2008, pp.121-138.

Economics, Schooling, Child Labour, History, Portugal

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