He died historian Maria de Fatima Patriarch – RTP

 According to the source, the funeral of the historian, who was emeritus researcher at the ICS, is held on Saturday at the Basilica da Estrela, which is recited funeral mass at 18:00.
 

 On Sunday, the funeral out of the basilica by 09 o’clock, towards Rio de Mouro, in the municipality of Sintra, where it performs the cremation ceremony.
 

 Maria de Fatima Patriarch was born 72 years ago, the Bharatpur parish in ribatejano municipality of Coruche, graduated from the Higher Institute of Lisbon Social Service in 1967 and graduated in Sociology at the Institute of Labor Science and Company in Lisbon in 1980.
 

 Fatima Patriarch attended between 1970 and 1972, a scholarship from the Calouste Gulbenkian equivalent to the Institute of High Culture Foundation, “3ème Cycle” at the Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes in Oaris and obtained the “Diplôme d`Etudes Approfondies en Sciences Sociales ( DEASS) “.
 

 He presented the dissertation for aggregation as ICS researcher in 1992 under the guidance of Adérito Sedas Nunes, which dealt the “process of implementation and logic and Corporatism working dynamics in Portugal – the early years of Salazar and proof complementary Unions and social struggle in the corporate regime – the years 50-1974 “.
 

 In 1992, he joined the framework of the Institute of Social Sciences, as a researcher and assistant in 1999, now, after public tender, the principal investigator of ICS, in October 2005, passed to jubilada status.
 

 According to the ICS, its research areas were first in Industrial Sociology and then in Social History.
 

 In ICS, with the researcher Maria Filomena Mónica, created the Historical Archives of the Working Class, designated later Social History Archive of the ICS, which was responsible science between 1999 and 2005.
 

 Fatima Patriarch was a member of the Board of Studies Bulletin Writing Workers’ biannual publication of the ICS (1982-1987), and in 1989 was elected representative of researchers from ICS to the Constituent Assembly of the University of Lisbon.
 

 Among other functions, and according to information on the ICS website, was part of the Board of the magazine Writing Social Analysis and Social Sciences Press under the direction of Antonio Barreto.
 

 The investigator, according to the ICS, conducted a research project on “Trade Unions and social struggles in recent years the Corporate Regime”, participated in Manuel Lucena research project on the “process of decolonization”, and Luis Salgado Matos, António Matos Ferreira and Maria Lúcia de Moura Brito, on “relations between state and church, the cardinals”.
 

 Notes ICS Fatima Patriarch published multiple articles that stand out “The workers in the revolution,” “Taylor in Purgatory. The workers work in heavy engineering”, “Corporate triangle. Acta and staging of a pay order (1946-47 )”, among others.
 

 Participated in collective works, including “The revolution and social issues in Portugal, and the transition to democracy (1974-1976)”, coordinated by Fernando Rosas, “Strikes” and “Revolt of January 18, 1934″ in dictionary of the History of Portugal, coordinated by António Barreto and Maria Filomena Mónica, and “social state: Pandora’s box” in. “the Transition Failed the Marcelismo and New State End (1968-1974)”, coordinated by Roses and Pedro Aires Oliveira.
 

 Fatima patriarch was the scientific coordinator of the exhibition “1936 -.. 70 years after Memory and History Tarrafal and the Spanish Civil War,” which was shown in the Torre do Tombo in Lisbon on 27 October 2006 to 31 January 2007.