candidate students. KEYWORDS: Decision Analysis, Discrete Choice Models, Portugal, Universities JEL CLASSIFICATION: C21, R12, R …

parties, at least for Portugal, clearly reflect some spatial localization we find rather intriguing to verify that so very few … analyse the results corresponding to the last legislative election that took place in Portugal, from the partisan viewpoint … link between voters' ideology and the election results obtained by the two main parties in Portugal. …

The decline in fertility that has been observed in Portugal is an apparent fact. From 1960 to 2002, the average number …

Portugal, i.e. between 1991-2001 and 2001-2011. In the majority of the empirical studies, regional (or spatial) economic …. Portugal is, as is well known, an uneven country from a regional point of view, this also being true from the point of view of … percentage of resident population with higher education level, having risen considerably (from 1991 until 2011), in Portugal, the …

parties, at least for Portugal, clearly reflect some spatial localization we find rather intriguing to verify that so very few … analyse the results corresponding to the last legislative election that took place in Portugal, from the partisan viewpoint … link between voters' ideology and the election results obtained by the two main parties in Portugal. …

The decline in fertility that has been observed in Portugal is an apparent fact. From 1960 to 2002, the average number …

factors that reveal to be explanatory of the time spent by first degree students of a small university in Portugal, the …

Portugal is a not a homogenous territory even though it is a small country. Each region has different characteristics …