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New social movements emerge in Portugal as relevant actors in democratic decision-making processes. As more democratic, young and urban, new social move-ments engage in a relevant change in the processes of negotiation (Santos 2008, 2001; Schemmeling 2009; Swyngedouw 2010; Touraine 2002, 1994), publicizing marginal claims and minority flags (Guerra 2006; Henriques 2007; Picolotto 2007; Alonso 2009). So, this article aims to discover: "How to define today's narratives of the New Social Movements in Portuguese media, in the view of young people?". The meth-odological resources used are documentary research and inquiry to a nonprobabilistic sample survey by voluntary system.The most significant results found about new activism are: a) journalistic pieces are evaluated, by youth, as partial, superficial and controversial; b) the respondents as-sociate some advantages to the new activism: flexibility, new technologies, and the per-ception of helping the world; c) and, finally, the respondents associate disadvantages to the new activism: extremism, violence, controversy. ; Os novos movimentos sociais surgem em Portugal como atores relevantes nos processos democráticos de tomada de decisão. À medida que se tornam cada vez mais democráticos, jovens e urbanos, os novos movimentos sociais operam uma não menos importante mudança nos processos de negociação coletiva (Santos 2008, 2001; Schemmeling 2009; Swyngedouw 2010; Touraine 2002, 1994), divulgando, não raro, reivindicações marginais e bandeiras minoritárias (Guerra 2006; Henriques 2007; Picolotto 2007; Alonso 2009). Nesse contexto, visa o presente artigo responder à questão de partida que aqui se propõe: "Como se definem, nos media portugueses, as narrativas dos Novos Movimentos Sociais, na perspetiva dos mais jovens?". Os recursos metodológicos utilizados neste trabalho são a pesquisa documental e o inquérito via questionário, administrado a uma amostra não-probabilística por sistema de voluntariado. Os resultados preliminares do estudo apontam para o facto de: a) as ...

New social movements emerge in Portugal as relevant actors in democratic decision-making processes. As more democratic, young and urban, new social move-ments engage in a relevant change in the processes of negotiation (Santos 2008, 2001; Schemmeling 2009; Swyngedouw 2010; Touraine 2002, 1994), publicizing marginal claims and minority flags (Guerra 2006; Henriques 2007; Picolotto 2007; Alonso 2009). So, this article aims to discover: "How to define today's narratives of the New Social Movements in Portuguese media, in the view of young people?". The meth-odological resources used are documentary research and inquiry to a nonprobabilistic sample survey by voluntary system.The most significant results found about new activism are: a) journalistic pieces are evaluated, by youth, as partial, superficial and controversial; b) the respondents as-sociate some advantages to the new activism: flexibility, new technologies, and the per-ception of helping the world; c) and, finally, the respondents associate disadvantages to the new activism: extremism, violence, controversy.