Felipe Pathé Duarte

Felipe Pathé Duarte is an Assistant Professor at NOVA School of Law and Deputy Director of CEDIS, with expertise in Peace, Justice, and Security. He coordinates the Master's program in Law and Security and co-founded the NOVA War & Law Lab. His roles span academic, policy, and consultative domains, including positions at the European Commission's Knowledge Hub, UNODC, Council of Europe, and RTP television.

• PhD in Political Science and International Relations (Catholic University of Portugal)
• Master's in Cybersecurity and Governance (Catholic University of Portugal)
• Bachelor's in Political Science and International Relations (Catholic University of Portugal)
• Bachelor's in Philosophy (University of Coimbra)

His research focuses on political violence, subversion, violent non-state actors, and the geopolitical implications of extremism. Recent articles address hybrid threats, disinformation campaigns, and social media radicalization. He has authored monographs on global jihadism and violent extremism in Portugal.

• Fulbright fellowship in the US National Security Policymaking program of the U.S. Department of State

Duarte leads public policy reports on hybrid threats, radicalization, and international security, collaborating with institutions like CEPOL and the Higher Institute of Police Sciences and Internal Security.