ACIS brings together academics from a wide range of disciplines who share an interest in contemporary developments in Spain and Portugal.

An academic site containing documents from and analyses of the political history of the Portuguese Republic.

A database of texts and images: historic maps of cities with Portuguese origins and which can be found in archives and libraries in Portugal and abroad.

Marco Ramerini looks at Portuguese colonisation in Asia, America and Africa. Includes maps, language heritage, list of forts and settlements and bibliography.

Includes a section dealing with the historical empires of Holland and Portugal.

A joint publication of The University of Porto (Portugal) and Brown University (USA).

Academic articles, books and unpublished theses on Portugal in the English language produced in the last two or three decades, for those interested in the social sciences.

Bibliographic resources, organizations, government sources, libraries and archives, museums, press, searching, universities online, history: medieval, early modern, modern from the University of Kansas.

Rufina Mausenbaum explores the history of Portuguese Sephardic Jews and the meaning of that characteristically Portuguese emotion 'saudades'.

The SSPHS promotes research in all aspects and epochs of Iberian history and related disciplines. It has annual meetings, awards prizes for publications and dissertations, and publishes its Bulletin triannually.

Chronology of the most significant social and political events of recent Portuguese history.

A collection of useful links.

The history of the oldest Portuguese chivalric order, founded in the 12th century and headed by the kings of Portugal until the end of the monarchy and now by the head of the House of Braganza.

Brian Elliott's presentation.