Routledge Handbook of Law and the COVID-19 Pandemic

PART I: Governance and Democracy 1 The Pandemic and the Future of Global Democracy 2 COVID-19 Vaccines and Global Governance: How Structural Factors Dictate Procurement and Vitiate Patient Autonomy 3 Accountability through Dialogue: New Zealand's Experience during the First Year of the COVID-19 Pandemic 4 China and COVID-19: An Archetypal Legal and Governmental Response to an Exceptional Challenge 5 (Un)Governing: The COVID-19 Response in the UK 6 COVID-19, the United States and Evidence-Based Politics 7 Democracy in the Time of COVID-19: Pandemic Management, Public Trust and Democratic Consolidation in Singapore PART II: Human Rights 8 Human Rights - the Essential Frame of Reference in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic 9 Assessing Human Rights Compliance during COVID-19 10 Going Beyond the Rhetoric: Taking Human Rights Seriously in the Post-COVID-19 World 11 Finland's Success in Combatting COVID-19: Mastery, Miracle or Mirage? 12 A Crisis of Rights and Democracy in India 13 Dealing with the Pandemic and Social Unrest: A Stress Test for Colombian Institutions 14 Thailand's Response to COVID-19: Human Rights in Decline and More Social Turbulence 15 Political Opportunism and Pandemic Mismanagement in Kenya PART III: The Rule of Law 16 The Rule of Law as the Perimeter of Legitimacy for COVID-19 Responses 17 Baselining COVID-19: How Do We Assess the Success or Failure of the Responses of Governments to the Pandemic? 18 Brazil: COVID-19, Illiberal Politics and the Rule of Law 19 Dealing with COVID-19 in Sweden: Choosing a Different Path 20 Turkey: Pandemic Governance and Executive Aggrandisement 21 The COVID-19 Pandemic: A Pretext for Expanding Power in Hungary 22 The Politicisation of Health and Threats to the Rule of Law in Pakistan Part IV: Science, Public Trust and Decision-Making 23 A Stress Test for Politics: A Comparative Perspective on Policy Responses to COVID-19 24 Open Science, Data Sharing and Pandemic Preparedness 25 Taiwan's Effective Pandemic Control with Dialogic Constitutionalism 26 Public Health, Technology and Social Context in Rwanda's COVID-19 Response 27 Germany and COVID-19: Expertise and Public Political Deliberation 28 The Rationality of South Africa's State of Disaster During COVID-19 29 Iran's COVID-19 Response: Who Calls the Shots? Part V States of Emergency and Exception 30 Responding to COVID-19 with States of Emergency: Reflections and Recommendations for Future Health Crises 31 COVID-19 and Emergency Powers in Western European Democracies: Trends and Issues 32 Exposing Inequalities: The Experience of Minorities and Indigenous Peoples During COVID-19 Emergencies 33 When Emergency Is Permanent: Egypt's Legal Response to COVID-19 34 The COVID-19 Emergency: Malaysia's Fragile Constitutional Democracy 35 The French Management of COVID-19: Normalisation of Regimes of Exception and Degradation of the Rule of Law 36 The Philippines under Lockdown: Continuing Executive Dominance and an Unclear Pandemic Response 37 All Bets on the Executive(s)! The Australian Response to COVID-19 BEYOND THE PANDEMIC 38 Lessons for a 'Post-Pandemic' Future Index

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• Direito constitucional e administrativo
• Sistema juridico da saúde e Segurança Social

comparative legal analysis;pandemic governance models;public trust science;emergency constitutionalism;global health inequalities;executive power expansion;legal frameworks for pandemic response