Abstract
This is the period of consolidation of sociology as an academic discipline, marked by a gradual yet salient differentiation. New specialisms emerge, a professional association is created, and various degrees in sociology are offered in universities across the country. Research interests generally focus on Portuguese society, often in comparison with European cases. Two sociology journals are created in this period: one is Lisbon, Sociologia-Problemas e Praticas (1986), the other in Porto, Sociologia (1991). The first doctorates in sociology by Portuguese universities are awarded in this period. Essentially a period of institutional consolidation, the 1980s and 1990s mark a transition development stage to the present era.
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