Daniel Edler Duarte
Biographic Data
| ID | 891592 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel Edler Duarte |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel Edler |
| FAMILY NAME | Duarte |
| SIGNATURE | DUARTE D E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade de São Paulo |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0138-2982 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Resisting punishment as a rights-claiming activity: Grounded normative theory, civil disobedience, and the right to protest
International human rights norms protect the right to freedom of assembly, yet states increasingly use the legal system to criminalize dissent. A key philosophical idea used to distinguish “legitimate” from “illegitimate” acts of civil disobedience is the punishment proviso, which insists activists must willingly accept the resulting legal consequences of their actions. Building on grounded normative theory (GNT), we assess whether and when this …
Reconsidering the ‘post-truth critique: Scientific controversies and pandemic responses in Brazil
Science and Technology Studies (STS) has long been criticized for eroding science’s authority and blurring the line between opinions and facts, and more recently for contributing to the emergence of ‘far-right populists’ and ‘anti-science movements’. This article argues that ‘post-truth politics’ does not necessarily entail epistemic democratization. This claim is based on an investigation of the controversies surrounding public health policies d…
A vida pública de fatos científicos: Ciência e política na CPI da pandemia no Brasil
A pandemia de Covid-19 deu urgência ao debate sobre o negacionismo científico. Para muitos, ao evidenciar as relações de poder inerentes às práticas científicas, o campo de estudos de ciência e tecnologia teria aberto o caminho para a contestação da ciência moderna que foi explorado por populistas de extrema-direita. Neste artigo, abordamos essa questão a partir dos debates sobre autoridade epistêmica e os usos da ciência durante a "CPI da Covid"…
A "war on science?" Far-right movements and the disputes over epistemic authority in Brazil
Current research on post-truth politics often portrays a war waged by anti-science populists against pure, truth-seeking scientists.This critical framework was replicated in Brazil, where the former President Jair Bolsonaro was accused of neglecting scientific expertise to promote alternative treatments for the COVID-19 pandemic.Bolsonaro was deemed responsible for replacing sound scientific evidence with religious and ideological claims, resulti…
Tecnopolíticas da falha: Dispositivos De Crítica E Resistência a Novas Ferramentas Punitivas
Forças policiais brasileiras têm sido equipadas com tecnologias de segurança que incluem câmeras corporais, sistemas biométricos e algoritmos preditivos. Gestores públicos justificam os investimentos nesse setor alegando ganhos de eficiência, transparência e accountability. No entanto, movimentos sociais e pesquisadores da área de segurança pública argumentam que muitos dos sistemas implementados falham em aprimorar a atividade policial. Multipli…
Pela Ciência, contra os cientistas? Negacionismo e as disputas em torno das políticas de saúde durante a pandemia
Políticas de controle da pandemia de Covid-19 têm sido alvo de disputas no Brasil, com autoridades divergindo sobre formas de tratamento e os efeitos das estratégias de distanciamento social. Análises recentes caracterizam tais disputas como uma "batalha ideológica" de Bolsonaro contra "argumentos racionais" de especialistas e da OMS. Além disso, críticos caracterizam Bolsonaro como um representante do "populismo científico" que produz fake news …
Viral surveillance: Governing social isolation in São Paulo, Brazil, during the Covid-19 Pandemic
In the context of COVID-19 pandemics, Brazilian cities implemented social isolation policies and deployed digital systems to monitor urban mobility. This article addresses the setting of two digital technologies based on massive cell-phone data collection by private companies in São Paulo state. We relied on secondary data from multiple sources (press conferences, interviews, newspaper articles, public documents), complemented by primary data fro…
The The Making of Crime Predictions: Sociotechnical Assemblages and the Controversies of Governing Future Crime
We are witnessing an upsurge in crime forecasting software, which supposedly draws predictive knowledge from data on past crime. Although prevention and anticipation are already embedded in the apparatuses of government, going beyond a mere abstract aspiration, the latest innovations hold out the promise of replacing police officers’ “gut feelings” and discretionary risk assessments with algorithmic-powered, quantified analyses of risk scores. Wh…
Securitising Covid-19? The Politics of Global Health and the Limits of the Copenhagen School
The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked controversies over health security strategies adopted in different countries. The urge to curb the spread of the virus has supported policies to restrict mobility and to build up state surveillance, which might induce authoritarian forms of government. In this context, the Copenhagen School has offered an analytical repertoire that informs many analyses in the fields of critical security studies and global health…
Pela Ciência, contra os cientistas? Negacionismo e as disputas em torno das políticas de saúde durante a pandemia
Políticas de controle da pandemia de Covid-19 têm sido alvo de disputas no Brasil, com autoridades divergindo sobre formas de tratamento e os efeitos das estratégias de distanciamento social. Análises recentes caracterizam tais disputas como uma "batalha ideológica" de Bolsonaro contra "argumentos racionais" de especialistas e da OMS. Além disso, críticos caracterizam Bolsonaro como um representante do "populismo científico" que produz fake news …
The The Making of Crime Predictions: Sociotechnical Assemblages and the Controversies of Governing Future Crime
We are witnessing an upsurge in crime forecasting software, which supposedly draws predictive knowledge from data on past crime. Although prevention and anticipation are already embedded in the apparatuses of government, going beyond a mere abstract aspiration, the latest innovations hold out the promise of replacing police officers’ “gut feelings” and discretionary risk assessments with algorithmic-powered, quantified analyses of risk scores. Wh…
Securitising Covid-19? The Politics of Global Health and the Limits of the Copenhagen School
The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked controversies over health security strategies adopted in different countries. The urge to curb the spread of the virus has supported policies to restrict mobility and to build up state surveillance, which might induce authoritarian forms of government. In this context, the Copenhagen School has offered an analytical repertoire that informs many analyses in the fields of critical security studies and global health…
A "war on science?" Far-right movements and the disputes over epistemic authority in Brazil
Current research on post-truth politics often portrays a war waged by anti-science populists against pure, truth-seeking scientists.This critical framework was replicated in Brazil, where the former President Jair Bolsonaro was accused of neglecting scientific expertise to promote alternative treatments for the COVID-19 pandemic.Bolsonaro was deemed responsible for replacing sound scientific evidence with religious and ideological claims, resulti…
A vida pública de fatos científicos: Ciência e política na CPI da pandemia no Brasil
A pandemia de Covid-19 deu urgência ao debate sobre o negacionismo científico. Para muitos, ao evidenciar as relações de poder inerentes às práticas científicas, o campo de estudos de ciência e tecnologia teria aberto o caminho para a contestação da ciência moderna que foi explorado por populistas de extrema-direita. Neste artigo, abordamos essa questão a partir dos debates sobre autoridade epistêmica e os usos da ciência durante a "CPI da Covid"…
Tecnopolíticas da falha: Dispositivos De Crítica E Resistência a Novas Ferramentas Punitivas
Forças policiais brasileiras têm sido equipadas com tecnologias de segurança que incluem câmeras corporais, sistemas biométricos e algoritmos preditivos. Gestores públicos justificam os investimentos nesse setor alegando ganhos de eficiência, transparência e accountability. No entanto, movimentos sociais e pesquisadores da área de segurança pública argumentam que muitos dos sistemas implementados falham em aprimorar a atividade policial. Multipli…
Viral surveillance: Governing social isolation in São Paulo, Brazil, during the Covid-19 Pandemic
In the context of COVID-19 pandemics, Brazilian cities implemented social isolation policies and deployed digital systems to monitor urban mobility. This article addresses the setting of two digital technologies based on massive cell-phone data collection by private companies in São Paulo state. We relied on secondary data from multiple sources (press conferences, interviews, newspaper articles, public documents), complemented by primary data fro…
The The Making of Crime Predictions: Sociotechnical Assemblages and the Controversies of Governing Future Crime
We are witnessing an upsurge in crime forecasting software, which supposedly draws predictive knowledge from data on past crime. Although prevention and anticipation are already embedded in the apparatuses of government, going beyond a mere abstract aspiration, the latest innovations hold out the promise of replacing police officers’ “gut feelings” and discretionary risk assessments with algorithmic-powered, quantified analyses of risk scores. Wh…
Securitising Covid-19? The Politics of Global Health and the Limits of the Copenhagen School
The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked controversies over health security strategies adopted in different countries. The urge to curb the spread of the virus has supported policies to restrict mobility and to build up state surveillance, which might induce authoritarian forms of government. In this context, the Copenhagen School has offered an analytical repertoire that informs many analyses in the fields of critical security studies and global health…
Pela Ciência, contra os cientistas? Negacionismo e as disputas em torno das políticas de saúde durante a pandemia
Políticas de controle da pandemia de Covid-19 têm sido alvo de disputas no Brasil, com autoridades divergindo sobre formas de tratamento e os efeitos das estratégias de distanciamento social. Análises recentes caracterizam tais disputas como uma "batalha ideológica" de Bolsonaro contra "argumentos racionais" de especialistas e da OMS. Além disso, críticos caracterizam Bolsonaro como um representante do "populismo científico" que produz fake news …
A "war on science?" Far-right movements and the disputes over epistemic authority in Brazil
Current research on post-truth politics often portrays a war waged by anti-science populists against pure, truth-seeking scientists.This critical framework was replicated in Brazil, where the former President Jair Bolsonaro was accused of neglecting scientific expertise to promote alternative treatments for the COVID-19 pandemic.Bolsonaro was deemed responsible for replacing sound scientific evidence with religious and ideological claims, resulti…
Tecnopolíticas da falha: Dispositivos De Crítica E Resistência a Novas Ferramentas Punitivas
Forças policiais brasileiras têm sido equipadas com tecnologias de segurança que incluem câmeras corporais, sistemas biométricos e algoritmos preditivos. Gestores públicos justificam os investimentos nesse setor alegando ganhos de eficiência, transparência e accountability. No entanto, movimentos sociais e pesquisadores da área de segurança pública argumentam que muitos dos sistemas implementados falham em aprimorar a atividade policial. Multipli…
Reconsidering the ‘post-truth critique: Scientific controversies and pandemic responses in Brazil
Science and Technology Studies (STS) has long been criticized for eroding science’s authority and blurring the line between opinions and facts, and more recently for contributing to the emergence of ‘far-right populists’ and ‘anti-science movements’. This article argues that ‘post-truth politics’ does not necessarily entail epistemic democratization. This claim is based on an investigation of the controversies surrounding public health policies d…
A vida pública de fatos científicos: Ciência e política na CPI da pandemia no Brasil
A pandemia de Covid-19 deu urgência ao debate sobre o negacionismo científico. Para muitos, ao evidenciar as relações de poder inerentes às práticas científicas, o campo de estudos de ciência e tecnologia teria aberto o caminho para a contestação da ciência moderna que foi explorado por populistas de extrema-direita. Neste artigo, abordamos essa questão a partir dos debates sobre autoridade epistêmica e os usos da ciência durante a "CPI da Covid"…
Resisting punishment as a rights-claiming activity: Grounded normative theory, civil disobedience, and the right to protest
International human rights norms protect the right to freedom of assembly, yet states increasingly use the legal system to criminalize dissent. A key philosophical idea used to distinguish “legitimate” from “illegitimate” acts of civil disobedience is the punishment proviso, which insists activists must willingly accept the resulting legal consequences of their actions. Building on grounded normative theory (GNT), we assess whether and when this …
Political science (7 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Global Security and Public Health (2 works) · Government (linguistics (2 works)