Danielle Hanna Rached
Biographic Data
| ID | 294821 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Danielle Hanna Rached |
| GIVEN NAMES | Danielle Hanna |
| FAMILY NAME | Rached |
| SIGNATURE | RACHED D H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade de São Paulo |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6759-3459 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Environmental Foreign Policy on Stage: Between Discourse and Reality in Lula’s Third Term
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s aim to turn Brazil into a global environmental leader has faced three different challenges: conceptual, economic, and political-institutional tensions. In this article, we discuss and analyze how the concept of climate justice, the old tension between development and environmental protection, and the relationship with the Congress and social movements have been reconfigured in Lula’s third term in office. We …
Human Rights and Development
The chapter charts the historical entanglement of human rights and both development discourse and policy as well as the ‘law and development’ movement from its antecedents in the ‘right to development’ and to the dominance of today’s rights-based development. It then illustrates the complexities of rights-based development policy with an analysis of Brazil’s Structural Cooperation in Health initiative. It concludes with an outlook on ‘rights and …
Environmental Authoritarianism: A Case Study of the Bolsonaro Government (2019-2021)
The purpose of this article is to investigate the abuse of presidential and administrative powers with a view to weakening environmental protection. We argue that the concept of "environmental authoritarianism", designating both a democratic setback and a constitutional pathology, could be applied in order to describe the phenomenon whereby the government exploits certain legal institutions in order to erode constitutional defences against enviro…
A emergência do novo coronavírus e a "lei de quarentena" no Brasil
A Lei n. 13.979, de 6 de fevereiro de 2020, regula medidas de saúde pública relacionadas à emergência do novo coronavírus com alto potencial restritivo de direitos fundamentais, inclusive a quarentena e o isolamento. Esta análise crítica aborda a dimensão internacional da emergência, além da tramitação casuística e antidemocrática da lei brasileira. Com base na legislação epidemiológica em vigor, escrutina estas medidas excepcionais e as salvagua…
Searching for accountability: Can the WHO global action plan for refugees and migrants deliver
While the literature on the health of refugees and migrants is growing, the governance challenges on migration and health remain neglected. Drawing on a conceptual framework on accountability, we assess whether the first WHO global action plan addressing refugees and migrants' health is equipped to fulfil its promise to promote their health and good migration governance. Looking beyond ethical and human rights-based ideas, the WHO global action p…
A rights-based approach to public health emergencies: The case of the ‘More Rights, Less Zika' campaign in Brazil
During health emergencies, the security agenda tends to impose itself over the human rights agenda. That happened when Brazil became the Zika-related PHEIC epicentre in 2016. While the federal government promoted a 'war against the mosquito' Aedes aegypti , some social actors emphasised the social determinants of health and women's rights. This article presents the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) led campaign 'More Rights, Less Zika' as a …
Lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic: Sustainability is an indispensable condition of Global Health Security
Among the possible developments of the Covid-19 pandemic at the international and national levels is the advancement of the Global Health Security (GHS) agenda. On the one hand, GHS might be able to give priority to health problems on the political agenda-setting, on the other, however, it might open up space for public security actors in decision-making processes to the detriment of the power of health authorities. This article critically analyz…
World Health Organization and the search for accountability: A Critical Analysis of the New Framework of Engagement With Non-State Actors
The article probes the origins and content of the Framework of Engagement with Non-State Actors (FENSA) of the World Health Organization (WHO), approved on May 28, 2016, at the 69th World Health Assembly, which established different rules of collaboration to four categories of actors: nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), private sector entities, philanthropic foundations, and academic institutions. Applying the findings of International Legal Th…
The Concept(s) of Accountability: Form in Search of Substance
Accountability has become a cornerstone of current discussion on the prospects of legitimate and effective global governance. In spite of its rather high currency, accountability does not partake in the select group of first-order political ideals: democracy, human rights, constitutionalism and rule of law have all been historically uttered in much more vocal tones and still remain at the forefront of public demands for legitimate authority. Rath…
Interfaces Entre O Regime Internacional De Mudança Climática E a Saúde Global
Apesar de saúde global e mudança climática serem fenômenos complexos e imbricados, eles ainda pertencem a mundos diversos. Com o objetivo de identificar interfaces entre os dois campos, o presente artigo analisa a evolução do Regime Internacional de Mudança Climática: suas características, obstáculos e principais decisões
Does the International Court of Justice make international law? Should it do so? / As cortes internacionais fazem direito internacional? Elas deveriam faze-lo
DOI:10.12957/dep.2014.10307 Abstract This article investigates whether the judicial decision is and should be an activity of merely “law-applying” or of genuinely “law-making”. The theoretical problem of adjudication is seen from the perspective of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), a central forum of many-faceted conflicts in international law. The article tries to escape the rigidness of a “logic of either or” (either creation or mechani…
Doomed aspiration of pure instrumentality: Global Administrative Law and accountability
The article attempts to illuminate how the concept of accountability is diversely shaped and signified in the theoretical legal discourse. It engages in a threefold mapping review: (i) it portrays, according to the basic divide between the angles ‘within the state’ and ‘beyond the state’, the geographical and functional contexts in which real-world political accountability mechanisms exist and interact; (ii) it interprets an influential legitimat…
The Concept(s) of Accountability: Form in Search of Substance
Accountability has become a cornerstone of current discussion on the prospects of legitimate and effective global governance. In spite of its rather high currency, accountability does not partake in the select group of first-order political ideals: democracy, human rights, constitutionalism and rule of law have all been historically uttered in much more vocal tones and still remain at the forefront of public demands for legitimate authority. Rath…
A emergência do novo coronavírus e a "lei de quarentena" no Brasil
A Lei n. 13.979, de 6 de fevereiro de 2020, regula medidas de saúde pública relacionadas à emergência do novo coronavírus com alto potencial restritivo de direitos fundamentais, inclusive a quarentena e o isolamento. Esta análise crítica aborda a dimensão internacional da emergência, além da tramitação casuística e antidemocrática da lei brasileira. Com base na legislação epidemiológica em vigor, escrutina estas medidas excepcionais e as salvagua…
Lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic: Sustainability is an indispensable condition of Global Health Security
Among the possible developments of the Covid-19 pandemic at the international and national levels is the advancement of the Global Health Security (GHS) agenda. On the one hand, GHS might be able to give priority to health problems on the political agenda-setting, on the other, however, it might open up space for public security actors in decision-making processes to the detriment of the power of health authorities. This article critically analyz…
World Health Organization and the search for accountability: A Critical Analysis of the New Framework of Engagement With Non-State Actors
The article probes the origins and content of the Framework of Engagement with Non-State Actors (FENSA) of the World Health Organization (WHO), approved on May 28, 2016, at the 69th World Health Assembly, which established different rules of collaboration to four categories of actors: nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), private sector entities, philanthropic foundations, and academic institutions. Applying the findings of International Legal Th…
Doomed aspiration of pure instrumentality: Global Administrative Law and accountability
The article attempts to illuminate how the concept of accountability is diversely shaped and signified in the theoretical legal discourse. It engages in a threefold mapping review: (i) it portrays, according to the basic divide between the angles ‘within the state’ and ‘beyond the state’, the geographical and functional contexts in which real-world political accountability mechanisms exist and interact; (ii) it interprets an influential legitimat…
Environmental Authoritarianism: A Case Study of the Bolsonaro Government (2019-2021)
The purpose of this article is to investigate the abuse of presidential and administrative powers with a view to weakening environmental protection. We argue that the concept of "environmental authoritarianism", designating both a democratic setback and a constitutional pathology, could be applied in order to describe the phenomenon whereby the government exploits certain legal institutions in order to erode constitutional defences against enviro…
Does the International Court of Justice make international law? Should it do so? / As cortes internacionais fazem direito internacional? Elas deveriam faze-lo
DOI:10.12957/dep.2014.10307 Abstract This article investigates whether the judicial decision is and should be an activity of merely “law-applying” or of genuinely “law-making”. The theoretical problem of adjudication is seen from the perspective of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), a central forum of many-faceted conflicts in international law. The article tries to escape the rigidness of a “logic of either or” (either creation or mechani…
Doomed aspiration of pure instrumentality: Global Administrative Law and accountability
The article attempts to illuminate how the concept of accountability is diversely shaped and signified in the theoretical legal discourse. It engages in a threefold mapping review: (i) it portrays, according to the basic divide between the angles ‘within the state’ and ‘beyond the state’, the geographical and functional contexts in which real-world political accountability mechanisms exist and interact; (ii) it interprets an influential legitimat…
The Concept(s) of Accountability: Form in Search of Substance
Accountability has become a cornerstone of current discussion on the prospects of legitimate and effective global governance. In spite of its rather high currency, accountability does not partake in the select group of first-order political ideals: democracy, human rights, constitutionalism and rule of law have all been historically uttered in much more vocal tones and still remain at the forefront of public demands for legitimate authority. Rath…
Interfaces Entre O Regime Internacional De Mudança Climática E a Saúde Global
Apesar de saúde global e mudança climática serem fenômenos complexos e imbricados, eles ainda pertencem a mundos diversos. Com o objetivo de identificar interfaces entre os dois campos, o presente artigo analisa a evolução do Regime Internacional de Mudança Climática: suas características, obstáculos e principais decisões
World Health Organization and the search for accountability: A Critical Analysis of the New Framework of Engagement With Non-State Actors
The article probes the origins and content of the Framework of Engagement with Non-State Actors (FENSA) of the World Health Organization (WHO), approved on May 28, 2016, at the 69th World Health Assembly, which established different rules of collaboration to four categories of actors: nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), private sector entities, philanthropic foundations, and academic institutions. Applying the findings of International Legal Th…
Searching for accountability: Can the WHO global action plan for refugees and migrants deliver
While the literature on the health of refugees and migrants is growing, the governance challenges on migration and health remain neglected. Drawing on a conceptual framework on accountability, we assess whether the first WHO global action plan addressing refugees and migrants' health is equipped to fulfil its promise to promote their health and good migration governance. Looking beyond ethical and human rights-based ideas, the WHO global action p…
A rights-based approach to public health emergencies: The case of the ‘More Rights, Less Zika' campaign in Brazil
During health emergencies, the security agenda tends to impose itself over the human rights agenda. That happened when Brazil became the Zika-related PHEIC epicentre in 2016. While the federal government promoted a 'war against the mosquito' Aedes aegypti , some social actors emphasised the social determinants of health and women's rights. This article presents the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) led campaign 'More Rights, Less Zika' as a …
Lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic: Sustainability is an indispensable condition of Global Health Security
Among the possible developments of the Covid-19 pandemic at the international and national levels is the advancement of the Global Health Security (GHS) agenda. On the one hand, GHS might be able to give priority to health problems on the political agenda-setting, on the other, however, it might open up space for public security actors in decision-making processes to the detriment of the power of health authorities. This article critically analyz…
A emergência do novo coronavírus e a "lei de quarentena" no Brasil
A Lei n. 13.979, de 6 de fevereiro de 2020, regula medidas de saúde pública relacionadas à emergência do novo coronavírus com alto potencial restritivo de direitos fundamentais, inclusive a quarentena e o isolamento. Esta análise crítica aborda a dimensão internacional da emergência, além da tramitação casuística e antidemocrática da lei brasileira. Com base na legislação epidemiológica em vigor, escrutina estas medidas excepcionais e as salvagua…
Environmental Authoritarianism: A Case Study of the Bolsonaro Government (2019-2021)
The purpose of this article is to investigate the abuse of presidential and administrative powers with a view to weakening environmental protection. We argue that the concept of "environmental authoritarianism", designating both a democratic setback and a constitutional pathology, could be applied in order to describe the phenomenon whereby the government exploits certain legal institutions in order to erode constitutional defences against enviro…
Human Rights and Development
The chapter charts the historical entanglement of human rights and both development discourse and policy as well as the ‘law and development’ movement from its antecedents in the ‘right to development’ and to the dominance of today’s rights-based development. It then illustrates the complexities of rights-based development policy with an analysis of Brazil’s Structural Cooperation in Health initiative. It concludes with an outlook on ‘rights and …
Environmental Foreign Policy on Stage: Between Discourse and Reality in Lula’s Third Term
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s aim to turn Brazil into a global environmental leader has faced three different challenges: conceptual, economic, and political-institutional tensions. In this article, we discuss and analyze how the concept of climate justice, the old tension between development and environmental protection, and the relationship with the Congress and social movements have been reconfigured in Lula’s third term in office. We …
Political science (10 works) · Law (9 works) · Politics (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Public Administration (5 works) · Accountability (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Global Public Health Policies and Epidemiology (3 works) · Human rights (3 works)