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—— & Viana, Eduardo (2018). Amadeo, a vida e obra entre Amarante e Paris [Amadeo, life and work between Amarante and Paris] (in Portuguese). Porto Salvo, Portugal: Desassossego. ISBN   978-989-8892-15-7. [8]
  • —— & Viana, Eduardo (2019). Liberdade Incondicional 2049 [Unconditional Freedom 2049] (in Portuguese). Brussels, Belgium: Green European Journal. [8]
  • ——; Merrill, Roberto; Bizarro, Sara & Marcelo, Gonçalo (2019). Rendimento Básico Incondicional - Uma defesa da liberdade [Unconditional Basic Income - A defense of freedom] (in Portuguese). Lisbon, Portugal: Edições 70. ISBN   978-972-44-2257-2. [2] [8]
  • A liberdade dos futuros - ecorrepublicanismo para o século XXI [The freedom of futures - eco-publicanism for the 21st century] (in Portuguese). Lisbon, Portugal: Tinta da China. 2021. ISBN   978-989-671-663-9. [2] [8]
  • Tamem digo - uma história de migrações [I also say - a story of migrations] (in Portuguese). Amarante, Portugal: Officina Noctua. 2022. ISBN   978-989-33-3602-1. [8]
  • ——; Renan, Evandro & Nozomi, Talita (2024). Tempo - em busca da felicidade perdida [Time - in search of lost happiness] (in Portuguese). Lisbon, Portugal: Iguana. ISBN   978-989-787-171-9. [8]

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    Jorge Pinto
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    Pinto in January 2022
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