Publicações

Veiga, L.G., Maria João e Ma Rosa, and Alberto Amaral. “The Internationalisation Of Portuguese Higher Education”. Higher Education Management And Policy 18, no. 1. Higher Education Management And Policy (2007): 105-120. doi:10.1787/hemp-v18-art6-en.

Costa, Helena, L.G. Veiga, and Miguel Portela. “Interactions In Local Governments' Spending Decisions: Evidence From Portugal”. Regional Studies 49. Regional Studies (2015): 1441-1456.

Veiga, L.G., and Alberto Amaral. “Implementing Bologna In Southern European Countries: Comparative Analysis Of Some Research Findings”. Education For Chemical Engineers 3, no. 1. Education For Chemical Engineers (2008): 47-56.

“Hopes, Beliefs, And Concerns: Narratives In German And Portuguese Universities Regarding Brexit”. Higher Education. Higher Education (2019): 1-18. doi:doi.org/10.1007/s10734-019-00443-y .

Seidenschnur, T., L.G. Veiga, J. Jungblut, and A. M Magalhães. “Hopes, Beliefs, And Concerns: Narratives In German And Portuguese Universities Regarding Brexit”. Higher Education. Higher Education (2019). doi:doi.org/10.1007/s10734-019-00443-y.

Magalhães, A. M, L.G. Veiga, Alberto Amaral, Sofia Sousa, and F. Ribeiro. “Governance Of Governance In Higher Education: Practices And Lessons Drawn From The Portuguese Case”. Higher Education Quarterly 67, no. 3. Higher Education Quarterly (2013): 295-311.

Magalhães, A. M, L.G. Veiga, F. Ribeiro, and Alberto Amaral. “Governance And Institutional Autonomy: Governing And Governance In Portuguese Higher Education”. Higher Education Policy 26, no. 2. Higher Education Policy (2013): 243-262.

Seeber, M., B. Lepori, M. Montauti, J. Enders, H. de Boer, E. Weyer, Ivar Bleiklie, et al.. “European Universities As Complete Organizations? Understanding Identity, Hierarchy And Rationality In Public Organizations”. Public Management Review 17. Public Management Review (2015): 1444-1474.

Kohoutek, J., L.G. Veiga, Maria João e Ma Rosa, and Cláudia Sarrico. “The European Standards And Guidelines For Quality Assurance In The European Higher Education Area In Portugal And The Czech Republic: Between The Worlds Of Neglect And Dead Letters?”. Higher Education Policy. Higher Education Policy (2017): 1-24.

Amaral, Alberto, and L.G. Veiga. “The European Higher Education Area - Various Perspectives On The Complexities Of A Multi-Level Governance System”. Educação, Sociedade E Culturas 36. Educação, Sociedade E Culturas (2012): 25-48.

“Disentangling Policy Convergence Within The European Higher Education Area”. European Educational Research Journal vol. 18, no. 1. European Educational Research Journal (2019). doi:https://doi.org/10.1177/1474904118804429 .

Veiga, L.G., A. M Magalhães, and Alberto Amaral. “Differentiated Integration And The Bologna Process”. Journal Of Contemporary European Research 11. Journal Of Contemporary European Research (2015): 84-102.

Magalhães, A. M, L.G. Veiga, F. Ribeiro, Sofia Sousa, and Rui Santiago. “Creating A Common Grammar For European Higher Education Governance”. Higher Education 65. Higher Education (2013): 95-112.

Magalhães, A. M, L.G. Veiga, and Alberto Amaral. “The Changing Role Of External Stakeholders: From Imaginary Friends To Effective Actors Or Non-Interfering Friends”. Studies In Higher Education. Studies In Higher Education (2016): 1-17.

“Challenges For Research In Higher Education: The Case Of Internationalization Between The Explanandum And The Explanans”. Sociologias no. 54. Sociologias (2020): 46-63. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/15174522-97866.

Veiga, L.G., and A. M Magalhães. “Challenges For Research In Higher Education: The Case Of Internationalization Between The Explanandum And The Explanans”. Sociologias 54. Sociologias (2020): 46-63. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/15174522-97866.

Neave, G., and L.G. Veiga. “The Bologna Process: Inception, 'Take Up' And Familiarity”. Higher Education 66. Higher Education (2013): 59-77.

“The Bologna Process”. Oxford Bibliographies. Oxford Bibliographies (2018).

Veiga, L.G. “Bologna 2010. The Moment Of Truth?”. European Journal Of Education 47. European Journal Of Education (2012): 378-391.

Veiga, L.G., Maria João e Ma Rosa, Sónia Cardoso, and Alberto Amaral. “Ascribing Meaning To Quality Cultures In The Portuguese Context”. Quality Assurance In Education 22. Quality Assurance In Education (2014): 255-272.

Veiga, L.G., and A. M Magalhães. “Reconfiguring Portuguese Higher Education: Between National And European Priorities”. In Higher Education System Reform. An International Comparison After Twenty Years Of Bologna, 137-150. Bruno Broucker, Kurt De Wit, Jef C. Verhoeven and Liudvika Leišytė (Eds.). Higher Education System Reform. An International Comparison After Twenty Years Of Bologna. Leiden: Brill Publishers., 2019.

“Quality As Politics And As Policies And The Importance Of Instruments”. In Higher Education After Bologna. Challenges And Perspectives, 51-75. Higher Education After Bologna. Challenges And Perspectives. Coimbra: Imprensa da Universidade de Coimbra, 2019. doi:10.14195/978-989-26-1620-9_2.

Amaral, Alberto, and L.G. Veiga. “The Portuguese Higher Education System”. In Portugal: Economic, Political And Social Issues, 17-40. Portugal: Economic, Political And Social Issues. New York: Nova Science Publishers, 2012.

Rosa, Maria João e Ma, L.G. Veiga, and Alberto Amaral. “Portugal”. In On Cooperation And Competition, 139-164. On Cooperation And Competition. Bonn: Lemmens, 2004.

Veiga, L.G., and Alberto Amaral. “Policy Implementation Tools And European Governance”. In European Integration And The Governance Of Higher Education And Research, 26:133-157. European Integration And The Governance Of Higher Education And Research. Dordrecht: Springer, 2009.