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CURRICULUM VITAE Surname: BENOLIEL COUTINHO Name CURRICULUM VITAE Surname: BENOLIEL COUTINHO Name: Ângela Sofia Birth date: 04/ 04/ 1973 Place of birth: Lisbon - Portugal Nationality: Capeverdean /Portuguese Adress: Rua Ramalho Ortigão, nº 18 - 3º Esqº 1070 - 230 Lisboa - Portugal e-mail: [email protected] mobile phone: (00 351) 96 13 57 844 Universitary degrees 2005, April PhD in Contemporary African History by the Paris I - Panthéon - Sorbonne University, France, on “The PAIGC (African Party for the Independence of Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde)'s leaders, from the foundation to the division : study of individual itineraries, families' strategies and ideologies” Scholarship / PhD Grant from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Portugal 2000 Degree in Applied Foreign Languages Portuguese/Italian, by the Paris X - Nanterre University, France 1996 Master Degree in Economical and Social History by the Paris X - Nanterre and Paris I - Panthéon - Sorbonne Universities, France 1995 Degree in Sociology by the Paris X - Nanterre University, France Professional activities 2016 (March – December) – Responsible and researcher of the Project “The participation of capeverdean women in the national liberation movement (1956 – 1974), financed by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation – Dakar office 2016, September – 2015, September - Consultant at the Project of digitization of the archives of CIDAC (Center for Intervention for Development Amílcar Cabral), concerning the African liberation movements, financed by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation 1 2016, December - 2014, January - Main resercher and responsible for the “Project of Safeguard of the Jewish Presence and Heritage in Cape Verde” Cape Verde Jewish Heritage Project, Inc., Washington, financed by the World Monuments Fund in New York 2014, December - 2013, October - Main researcher and responsible of the Project of Safeguard of the Morna António Canuto Foundation, Cape Verde, financed by the BREDA/UNESCO Bureau in Dakar 2013, September to December, Country Expert for Guinea-Bissau, Varieties of Democracy / Political Science Department, University of Gotenburg, Sweden 2013, August - 2007, September - Post-doctoral researcher with a grant from the FCT – Foundation for Science and Technology/ Ministry of Science - Portugal / CesNova / IPRI, Nova University from Lisbon “The ministerial and administrative elite recruitment in the Republic of Cape Verde (1975 – 2008)” and “The parliamentary and local power recruitment in the Republic of Cape Verde (1975 - 2008)” 2007, January - 2006, November - Teacher of the Seminary on History and Culture, University Jean Piaget of Cape Verde 2005, July - 2004, October - Teacher of "African History", "Contemporary History", "Historical Research", in the Superior Studies Institute Isidoro da Graça, Mindelo, Cape Verde 2003, August - 2001, September - Reader at the Portuguese Department, Paris X - Nanterre University, France 2001 Co-author and translator of the documentary Tabanka ka mori : a musical heritage at the Cape Verde islands, '52 min., DV-Cam, production by Bel-Air Media, RFO, Muzzik, France, with the support of the Unesco program The Slave Route 2001, 1997- 1998 Assistant in the library of the Brasilian Embassy in Paris 1999, November - December Archivist at the Cooperation Ministery in Paris, France Publications Books (author) BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, The P.A.I.G.C. leaders (1956 – 1980), 2 Coimbra, Coimbra University Press, 2015 (in the press) Books (editor) BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia (org.), CABRAL, Luís, Memories and Speeches, Praia, Amílcar Cabral Foundation, 2014 Book chapters BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, “The decolonization process in Cape Verde” in ROSAS, Fernando, MACHAQUEIRO, Mário, OLIVEIRA, Pedro Aires, The Farewell to the Empire – 40 years of Portuguese Decolonization, Lisbon, Nova Vega, 2015 BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, «Introduction», in CABRAL, Luís, Memories and Speeches, Praia, Amílcar Cabral Foundation, 2014 BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, «Interview of Luís Cabral with Ângela Sofia Benoliel Coutinho», in CABRAL, Luís, Memories and Speeches, Praia, Amílcar Cabral Foundation, 2014 BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, «The Ministerial Recruitment in Cape Verde (1975 – 2006)», in MONTALVÃO SARMENTO, Cristina, COSTA, Suzano (orgs.), Between Africa and Europe - Nation, State and Democracy in Cape Verde, Coimbra, Almedina, 2013 BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, «The representation of the ‘black’ in the texts of capeverdean authors in the journal African Youth (1930 – 1932)», in TAVARES PIMENTA, Fernando (org.), Republic and Colonialism in Portuguese Africa, Porto, Afrontamento, 2012 BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, «Women in the ‘shadow’: capeverdean and the national liberation struggle» in Women in Cape Verde: Experiences and Perspectives, Praia, Uni-CV, 2012 3 BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, «Imagining the ideal fighter of the P.A.I.G.C.: the building of the national heroes in the post-independance press in Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde», in REIS TORGAL, Luís, PIMENTA, Fernando, SOARES SOUSA, Julião (orgs.), International Meeting Imagined Communities – Nation and Nationalism in Africa, Coimbra, Coimbra University Press, 2008 BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, «Souvenirs du cachot: le parcours de Fernando Fortes dans la mémoire de sa veuve», in MUZART-FONSECA DOS SANTOS, Idelette, COSTA ESTEVES, José Manuel, ROLAND, Denis (orgs.), Les îles du Cap Vert: langues, mémoires, histoire, Paris, l’Harmattan, 2007 Articles in international indexed scientifical journals BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, “Women as Ministers and the Issue of Gender Equality in the Republic of Cape Verde”, Afrika Zamani, Dakar, CODESRIA, Nºs 18 - 19, 2010 - 2011, pp. 149 - 158 indexed review in IBSS Publication in official reports of scientifical meetings BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, «Political builders of Lusophony: the first government of the Republic of Cape Verde» in Ist & IInd International Meeting on Subsaharian Migrants in Europe, Lisbon, 2007 BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, «From the national liberation struggle to the government of the Republic of Cape Verde: the trajectories of the members of the government from 1975 to 1991» https://repositorio.iscte.pt BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, “The image of Brazil in Cape Verde: the case of the Arts and Letters review Claridade» www.ichs.ufop.br/conifes/ac2.htm BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, «The P.A.I.G.C.’s leaders trajectories (1923 – 1960)» http://coloquiocvgb.wordpress.com/actas/ Other publications BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, Entries “Cape Verde”, “PAIGC”, “Amílcar 4 Cabral”, “Aristides Pereira”, “Luís Cabral”, “João Bernardo Nino Vieira”, “Pedro Pires” in REZOLA, Maria Inácia, SANTOS, Paula Borges, REIS, António, Dictionary of the History of Portugal, Porto, Figueirinhas, 2015 (on the press) DO ROSÁRIO, João, Cape Verde, Perspective and Reality, Paris, l’Harmattan, 2013 (translation from french to portuguese) BENOLIEL COUTINHO, Ângela Sofia, “The political trajectory of President Pedro Pires”, Africa Confidential, London, August 2011 ASCHER, Françoise, The ‘Rabelados’ of Cape Verde, Paris, l’Harmattan, 2011 (translation from french to portuguese) Participation in International Conferences 2008, 18th – 19th February, International Meeting Imagined Communities Nation and Nationalism in Africa, Coimbra University, Coimbra, Portugal, «Imagining the ideal fighter of the P.A.I.G.C.: the building of the national heroes in the post-independence press in Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde» 2009, 13th – 15th July, International Conference Entreprise coloniale et lutte de libération en Afrique, Centre National de Recherches Préhistoriques, Anthropologiques et Historiques (CNRPAH), Algiers, Algeria, «Les fondateurs du P.A.I.G.C. (Parti Africain pour l’Indépendance de la Guinée-Bissau et du Cap Vert) : étude de parcours individuels, les années de formation au Cap Vert» 2009, 18th – 20th October, International Conference Internacional SOS Histoire africaine Ecrire l’histoire des femmes en Afrique: passé, présent et futur, CODESRIA, Nairobi, «Femmes capverdiennes et politique: de la lutte de libération nationale à la participation dans le gouvernement (1963 - 2008)» 2010, 4th – 6th March, Vth Congress of the Portuguese Association of Political Science, 5 Aveiro, Portugal, «The ministerial elite recruitment in Cape Verde - 1975 – 2006» 2010, 9th – 11th September, 7th Iberian Congress of African Studies (CIEA7), CEA - ISCTE - IUL / CEAUP, Lisbon, Portugal «From the national liberation to the government of the Republic of Cape Verde: the trajectories of the government members from 1975 to 1991» 2010, 7th – 8th October, Colonialism, Anti-Colonialism and Freedom of the People In the Conception of the Republic, Uni-CV / CEIS20, Mindelo, Cape Verde, «The representation of the ‘black’ in the texts of capeverdean authors in the journal African Youth (1930 – 1932)» 2010, 9th – 10th November, Women in Cape Verde: Experiences and Perspectives, CIGEF – Uni-CV / CES – Coimbra University / CODESRIA, Praia, Cape Verde, «Women in the ‘shadow’: capeverdean and the national liberation struggle» 2011, 22nd – 23rd February, Atlantic Creole Archipelagos : Cape Verde and S. Tomé and Prince in a Compared Perspective, IAO / CEA – ISCTE – UL / CESNOVA – UNL, Mindelo, Cape Verde «From fighters to ministers: the recruitment of the capeverdean political leaders from the national liberation struggle to the present times» 2011, 20th – 21st June, International Conference The End of the Portuguese Empire in a Comparative Perspective, ICS / CEHC – ISCTE - UL / IHC – UNL
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