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Issues in the Justiciability of the Right to Health
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| Verlag: | Fondo Editorial Ediciones Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia |
| Format: | EPUB |
| Veröffentl.: | 05.05.2019 |
| ISBN/EAN: | 9789587601817 |
| Sprache: | englisch |
| Anzahl Seiten: | 132 |
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The judicialization of health care is increasing dramatically in the last decade worldwide. Although this judicial activism has undoubtedly contributed to guaranteeing the protection of this right, many challenges remain despite this progress. The objective of this book is to evaluate the different challenges and opportunities that States have in the protection of the Right to Health while maintaining a balanced level of judicial activism. More specifically, it looks to identify in what contexts judicial activism is justified in order to protect the right to health by analysing the dynamics of litigation as well as its consequences. The book starts by presenting a case in Spain. Juan Antonio Maldonado shows how conflicts between different institutions might arise as a result of disagreements about the protection of the right to health in contexts of economic crisis. As a result of that, the Court had to make difficult decisions about how to solve such conflicts. It then presents an experience in Slovakia, Central Europe. Barbara Pavlíkova examines the Health system in Slovakia describing how the health system has evolved in this country after the fall of communism and how the health system is currently being affected by many factors. In a similar vein, Cippitani and Colcelli focus on the topic of Social Rights and how they are recognized in the Italian context, and finally, Rodolfo Gutiérrez examines the case of Colombia, scrutinizing how the system, despite expanding its level of coverage, is currently generating a high level of judicialization of health. The concluding chapter carries out a comparative analysis of the cases studied in order to generate some recommendations.
La judicialización de la atención médica ha aumentado dramáticamente en la última década en todo el mundo. Si bien este activismo judicial ha contribuido indudablemente a garantizar la protección de este derecho, subsisten muchos obstáculos a pesar de los avances en el tema. El objetivo de este libro es evaluar los diferentes desafíos y oportunidades que tienen los estados para proteger el derecho a la salud, al tiempo que mantiene un nivel equilibrado de activismo judicial. Más específicamente, busca dentificar en qué contextos se justifica el activismo judicial para proteger el derecho a la salud mediante el análisis de la dinámica de los litigios y sus consecuencias. El libro comienza presentando un caso en España: Juan Antonio Maldonado muestra cómo pueden surgir conflictos entre diferentes instituciones como resultado de desacuerdos sobre la protección del derecho a la salud en contextos de crisis económica. En consecuencia, la Corte tuvo que tomar decisiones difíciles sobre la manera en que se deben resolver estos conflictos. Posteriormente, se presenta una experiencia en Eslovaquia, Europa Central. Barbara Pavlíkova examina el sistema de salud eslovaco que describe su desarrollo después de la caída del comunismo y cómo muchos factores lo están afectando actualmente. En una línea similar, Cippitani y Colcelli se centran en el tema de los derechos sociales y en cómo se reconocen en el contexto italiano. Y finalmente, Rodolfo Gutiérrez examina el caso de Colombia, analizando cómo el sistema, a pesar de ampliar su nivel de cobertura, está generando actualmente un alto nivel de judicialización de la salud. El capítulo final lleva a cabo un análisis comparativo de los casos estudiados para hacer algunas recomendaciones.
La judicialización de la atención médica ha aumentado dramáticamente en la última década en todo el mundo. Si bien este activismo judicial ha contribuido indudablemente a garantizar la protección de este derecho, subsisten muchos obstáculos a pesar de los avances en el tema. El objetivo de este libro es evaluar los diferentes desafíos y oportunidades que tienen los estados para proteger el derecho a la salud, al tiempo que mantiene un nivel equilibrado de activismo judicial. Más específicamente, busca dentificar en qué contextos se justifica el activismo judicial para proteger el derecho a la salud mediante el análisis de la dinámica de los litigios y sus consecuencias. El libro comienza presentando un caso en España: Juan Antonio Maldonado muestra cómo pueden surgir conflictos entre diferentes instituciones como resultado de desacuerdos sobre la protección del derecho a la salud en contextos de crisis económica. En consecuencia, la Corte tuvo que tomar decisiones difíciles sobre la manera en que se deben resolver estos conflictos. Posteriormente, se presenta una experiencia en Eslovaquia, Europa Central. Barbara Pavlíkova examina el sistema de salud eslovaco que describe su desarrollo después de la caída del comunismo y cómo muchos factores lo están afectando actualmente. En una línea similar, Cippitani y Colcelli se centran en el tema de los derechos sociales y en cómo se reconocen en el contexto italiano. Y finalmente, Rodolfo Gutiérrez examina el caso de Colombia, analizando cómo el sistema, a pesar de ampliar su nivel de cobertura, está generando actualmente un alto nivel de judicialización de la salud. El capítulo final lleva a cabo un análisis comparativo de los casos estudiados para hacer algunas recomendaciones.
1. List of Contributors. 2. Preface. 3. Introduction. 4. The Exclusion of Foreigners in an Irregular Situation from the Right to Health Care in Spain. 5. Justiciability of the Right to Health and the Heath System in Slovakia. 6. Public and Private Enforcement of Social Rights. 7. The Justiciability of the Right to Health in Colombia. 8. General conclusions.
Rodolfo Gutiérrez Silva: PhD (Candidate) in Law, University of Hamburg, Germany. LLM Master of Laws from the University of London and BSc in Social Policy and Sociology from the London Metropolitan University, UK. He has lectured at the postgraduate and undergraduate level in 10 countries at renowned universities such as the University of Padua, Italy, University of Granada, Spain, Constantino the Philosopher University, Slovakia and The University of Guadalajara, Mexico, among others. At the same time he has carried out advisory and consulting activities for various organisations and institutions in the United Kingdom such as Amnesty International.
Juan Antonio Maldonado Molina: Professor of Labour Law and Social Security at the University of Granada, Spain. Specialised in Social Security Law, having published more than seventy works regarding a variety of subjects such as retirement pensions and dependency benefits. His doctoral thesis, related to the protection of pensioners, received First Prize for Research from the Ministry of Labour and Social Security. He has participated as a speaker and lecturer in numerous courses including courses of the UIMP-Santander, the University of Granada, the University of Jaén, the University of Málaga, the University of Complutense, the University of Oviedo, the University of Santiago, San José of Costa Rica, Valparaiso and Santiago of Chile.
Roberto Cippitani: Professor at the Universitá degli Studi di Peruggia and Jean Monnet Chairholder; Academic Coordinator of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence "Rights and Science". Full Professor on Private Law (professore straordinario); Lecturer: Biolaw; Law of Information; Law of Research and Innovation. Expert Evaluator (ID: EX2014D221002) for the European Commission (Programme Horizon 2020, MSC-IF).
Valentina Colcelli: Researcher for the National Research Council (Italy)–IFAC, Institute "Nello Carrara" (via Madonno del Piano, 10 Sesto Fiorentino, Firenze). She is the Module Leader of the J. Monnet European Module called "Europeanisation through Private Law Instruments" (EuPLAW) and a Member of the Managing Board of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in "Research and Science" (R&S) at the University of Perugia. Her main research interests focus on the interaction of domestic and European law in shaping rights and interests, and on market regulation.
Barbara Pavlikova: Works at the Department of Social Work and Social Sciences, University of Constantine the Philosopher in Nitra, Slovakia - Univerzita Konštantína Filozofa v Nitre. Barbara actively researches Health Law, Public Health, Social Policy, and European Law. At the same time, she is a PhD student in the field of Public Law at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands. She is the author of several monographs dealing with health care issues and author or co-author of articles focusing on different aspects of European Law.
Juan Antonio Maldonado Molina: Professor of Labour Law and Social Security at the University of Granada, Spain. Specialised in Social Security Law, having published more than seventy works regarding a variety of subjects such as retirement pensions and dependency benefits. His doctoral thesis, related to the protection of pensioners, received First Prize for Research from the Ministry of Labour and Social Security. He has participated as a speaker and lecturer in numerous courses including courses of the UIMP-Santander, the University of Granada, the University of Jaén, the University of Málaga, the University of Complutense, the University of Oviedo, the University of Santiago, San José of Costa Rica, Valparaiso and Santiago of Chile.
Roberto Cippitani: Professor at the Universitá degli Studi di Peruggia and Jean Monnet Chairholder; Academic Coordinator of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence "Rights and Science". Full Professor on Private Law (professore straordinario); Lecturer: Biolaw; Law of Information; Law of Research and Innovation. Expert Evaluator (ID: EX2014D221002) for the European Commission (Programme Horizon 2020, MSC-IF).
Valentina Colcelli: Researcher for the National Research Council (Italy)–IFAC, Institute "Nello Carrara" (via Madonno del Piano, 10 Sesto Fiorentino, Firenze). She is the Module Leader of the J. Monnet European Module called "Europeanisation through Private Law Instruments" (EuPLAW) and a Member of the Managing Board of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in "Research and Science" (R&S) at the University of Perugia. Her main research interests focus on the interaction of domestic and European law in shaping rights and interests, and on market regulation.
Barbara Pavlikova: Works at the Department of Social Work and Social Sciences, University of Constantine the Philosopher in Nitra, Slovakia - Univerzita Konštantína Filozofa v Nitre. Barbara actively researches Health Law, Public Health, Social Policy, and European Law. At the same time, she is a PhD student in the field of Public Law at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands. She is the author of several monographs dealing with health care issues and author or co-author of articles focusing on different aspects of European Law.
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