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Over the last decades the works of James C. Scott have been an inspiration to many researchers all over the world. Major works such as The Moral Economy of the Peasant: Rebellion and Subsistence in Southeast Asia, Weapons of the Weak: Everyday Forms of Peasant Resistance or Domination and the Arts of Resistance: Hidden Transcripts developed concepts, methodologies and theories that deeply influenced those who study social movements, agrarian societies or resistance struggles. More recently the books Seeing Like a State: How Certain Schemes to Improve the Human Condition Have Failed and the now published The Art of Not Being Governed: An Anarchist History of Upland Southeast Asia further extended Scott&#8217;s influence upon social scientists. By gathering James C. Scott and a set of Iberian researchers, this workshop is the opportunity to discuss research mainly focused on Iberia and that closely deal with Scott&#8217;s legacies. It&#8217;s also the chance to have a conversation with Scott on his own trajectory from political science and anthropology to history, from moral economy to anarchism, etc.Booking required: oficina.fcsh@gmail.comOrganizing Committee:     Diego Palacios Cerezales,         Diogo Duarte,         Jos&#233; Manuel Sobral,         Jos&#233; Mapril,         Jos&#233; Neves,         Lourenzo Fern&#225;ndez Prieto,        Miguel Cabo     With the support of FCT research project &#8220;The Making of State Power in Portugal 1890-1986&#8221; [FCSH/IHC &#8211; PTDC/HISHIS/104166/2008].Programe17th April 2012, ISCTE-IUL, Room C103THE WORK OF JAMES C. SCOTT9h15: Presentation and Introduction by Jos&#233; Manuel SobralDOMINATION AND THE ARTS OF RESISTANCE9h45: &#211;scar Bascu&#241;&#225;n, Resistance or delinquency? Illegalities and disorder among the Spanish peasantry.10h: &#211;scar Rodr&#237;guez Barreira, Resistance, dissent and opposition. Theft and Black Markets as Weapons of the weak during Franco&#8217;s dictatorship.10h15: Discussion11h15: Coffee-breakMORAL ECONOMY AND THE ART OF NOT BEING GOVERNED11h30: Manuel Carlos Silva, A Economia Moral em James Scott e o Campon&#234;s Racional em Samuel Popkin: balan&#231;o cr&#237;tico e virtualidades do debate para a crise actual em Portugal.11h45: Ramon Sarr&#243;, Mangroves, prophets and enclaves: The art of not being governed in Guinea Bissau.12h: Discussion13h: LunchSCOTT AND THE HISTORIANS15h: Lourenzo Fern&#225;ndez Prieto and Miguel Cabo, James Scott in the contemporary galician historiography on the restoration 1874-1936.15h15: Ana Cabana, Daniel Lanero, Araceli Freire and Alba D&#237;az, James Scott&#8217;s conceptual imprint on the social history of francoism. A review.15h30: Dulce Freire, Experiencing the dictatorship: repression, negotiation, consent and opposition in Portugal after WWII (1945-1974)15h45: Discussion17h: Coffee-breakFROM THE PERESTROIKA MOVEMENT TO ANARCHIST ANTHROPOLOGY17h30: A Conversation with James C. Scott, led by Diego Palacios Cerezales, Diogo Duarte, Jos&#233; Manuel Sobral and Jos&#233; Neves.