L'ambiguità dei diritti costituzionali. Il caso della judicialização da saúde in Brasile

Corsi, Giancarlo; Martini, Sandra Regina

doi:10.3280/sd2018-003002

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“…14. See Corsi and Martini (2018) on the "judicialization of health" in the Brazilian legal system declaring "health as a fundamental right of the person. "…”

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Systemic Integration and the Need for De-Integration in Pandemic Times

Esposito

2020

Corona

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The condition of social isolation due to the Covid-19 pandemic makes most of us aware of the value of sociality -which we now lack. But society is not only sociality, and in the current emergency we perceive it as global interconnectedness that makes the crisis spread from one geographical area to another and between different fields of society. The common response to a global emergency is a call for coordination --the idea that we should "tighten up." In sociology, this reference to unity and coordination is discussed as integration. The paper argues, referring to systems theory, that the problem of our functionally differentiated society is not lack of integration, but rather an excess of integration. When there are difficulties in one area of society, all others are forced to make serious adjustments. In dealing with threats that come from the environment, the opportunities for rationality in society lie in the maintenance and exploitation of differences, not in their elimination. This hypotheses is discussed dealing with integration on three levels: 1) the consequences of the emergency on the relationships between different fields (or functional subsystems) of society: systemic integration; 2) the effects of the pandemic on the conditions of inclusion and exclusion of individuals in society: social integration; 3) the spread of the emergency in all regions of the world and the consequences for globalization: geographical integration.

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“…14. See Corsi and Martini (2018) on the "judicialization of health" in the Brazilian legal system declaring "health as a fundamental right of the person. "…”

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Systemic Integration and the Need for De-Integration in Pandemic Times

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2020

Corona

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Challenges for the welfare state and the right to health after the pandemic: The Italian case

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Finco

2024

Oñati Socio-Legal Series

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The COVID-19 pandemic affected an already critical state of the Italian National Healthcare System and of the Welfare State in general. The aim of this work is to describe how the challenge imposed by pandemic has been faced, and the possible directions that social and health policies could take in the country, also in light of the adoption of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan. Through the analysis of the deep-rooted contradictions in public policies and of the areas where the intervention is more urgent, the work underlines the structural factors which are leading to a progressive shift in the vision of health, from a perspective centred on the role of the State and the protection of the public interest, to one where the role of the private sector and the idea of individual interest are ever stronger, with a consequent change in the balance between economics, legal and political systems. La pandemia de COVID-19 afectó a un estado ya crítico del Sistema Nacional de Salud italiano y del Estado del Bienestar en general. El objetivo de este trabajo es describir cómo se ha afrontado el reto de la pandemia, y las posibles direcciones que podrían tomar las políticas sociales y sanitarias del país, también a la luz de la adopción del Plan Nacional de Recuperación y Resiliencia (NRRP, por sus siglas en italiano). A través del análisis de las arraigadas contradicciones en las políticas públicas y de las áreas en las que la intervención es más urgente, el trabajo subraya los factores estructurales que están conduciendo a un progresivo cambio en la visión de la salud, desde una perspectiva centrada en el en el papel del Estado y la protección del interés público, a otra en la que el sector privado y la idea del interés individual son cada vez más fuertes, con el consiguiente cambio en el equilibrio entre los sistemas políticos.

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L'ambiguità dei diritti costituzionali. Il caso della judicialização da saúde in Brasile

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Systemic Integration and the Need for De-Integration in Pandemic Times

Systemic Integration and the Need for De-Integration in Pandemic Times

Challenges for the welfare state and the right to health after the pandemic: The Italian case

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