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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Relações Internacionais (IRI) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Professor in Global Health Ethics and Deputy Director of the PhD Program in Global Health and Sustainability at Public Health School, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. She has a PhD in International Law, from University of Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne. Currently, his main research topics are the human rights situation during international health emergencies; the role played by WHO during international health crises, among other critical studies on global health. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The Covid-19 pandemic has both worsened social and economic inequalities and highlighted how ordinary people have come together to face mutual hardship. But community mobilization to address urgent needs of shelter, food, income, and access to public health services is not only an alternative to government policymaking. Civil society and community group activism is also aimed at making de…
Since the 1960s, regional integration agreements (RIAs) in Latin America have crafted agendas mainly centered on trade and have been granted, or progressively acquired complex institutional arrangements. Against this backdrop, the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) seems to represent a trend break. Created in 2008, its agenda does not include trade, and its institutional scheme is v…
The research project investigates the intricate dynamics of mourning experiences in the midst of the covid-19 pandemic and argues that the uneven distribution of death, mourning experiences and memory opportunities within hegemonic structures sheds light on the context of marginalized communities. Based on the cases of mass graves in the cities of Manaus and New York, the research aims to…
This Scientific Initiation (SI) research proposal is linked to the project "Social mobilization as a policymaking lever? A transatlantic dialogue on community action and decentralized governance during covid-19" (SMAPL), funded by FAPESP, which questions how community mobilizations during the covid-19 pandemic can boost public policy making. The Brazilian case that integrates this researc…
This research is part of an international project funded by FAPESP, named "Social mobilization as policymaking lever? A Trans-Atlantic Covid-19 dialogue on community action and decentralized governance" (SMAPL). The candidate is a member of the Brazillian team, and her adviser is the project's coordinator in Brazil. Drawing on the database of four research teams dedicated to studying the …
The growing association of the concept of "decolonization" with "global health" in scientific literature corresponds to the rise of a critical self-reflection movement on the colonial legacy of this discipline. The doctoral research investigates this phenomenon through a critical review of the literature, empirical research conducted in Jardim Colombo (Paraisópolis Complex, São Paulo, SP)…
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This research project refers to the execution of two specific objectives of the doctoral research "Philanthrocapitalism and community responses to health emergencies in the Global South: the case of the G10 Favelas response model to the COVID-19 pandemic" (Process 2023/04711-0), to be carried out during a research internship abroad. The research objectives include identifying patterns of …
This doctoral research aims to link the comparative analysis of case studies on community responses to Covid-19 by an international partnership to the decolonization movement that has been underway in global health over the last three years. In the form of a collection of articles, the thesis will contextualize this movement in relation to the interaction between global health and post-co…
Initially dedicated to the involvement of civil society entities in addressing the COVID-19 pandemic in the Paraisópolis region of São Paulo, Brazil, the undergraduate research project was renewed with a focus on the topic of local food security policies. As part of an international research partnership on community responses to the pandemic, led by the advisor in the country, we conduct …
The World Health Organization (WHO) was a pioneer in addressing the issue of social participation in international organizations, however, there are a lot of questions about the effectiveness of institutional spaces of dialogue. Thus, considering the intense relationship of WHO with a vast number of non-State actors, Member States have been trying to establish a policy in order to regulat…
The Economic globalization, the increase in the international migration and the recent international sanitary crises, especially the influenza A (H1N1) pandemic and Ebola, are some of the factors behind the increase in number and importance, of studies about global health. It has also been growing the demand of States, especially the least developed ones, in the field of promotion of publ…
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