Uncertainties in the governance of animal disease: an interdisciplinary framework for analysis

Fish, Robert; Austin, Zoë; Christley, Robert M.; Haygarth, P. M.; Heathwaite, Louise A.; Latham, Sophia M.; Medd, Will; Mort, Maggie; Oliver, David M.; Pickup, Roger W.; Wastling, Jonathan M.; Wynne, Brian

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“…Framework (OHAF) needs to be pursued. Such a framework would catalogue case-based experiences and reflect the particular dynamics of specific EIDs, and promote inter-sectoral collaboration and knowledge synthesis, including integration of information about social, cultural and economic impacts, control measures and uncertainty [62,63]. The framework would serve as a prompt to ensure that minority perspectives are represented and all relevant concerns are considered.…”

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Implementing a One Health approach to emerging infectious disease: reflections on the socio-political, ethical and legal dimensions

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Background‘One Health’ represents a call for health researchers and practitioners at the human, animal and environmental interfaces to work together to mitigate the risks of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases (EIDs). A One Health approach emphasizing inter-disciplinary co-operation is increasingly seen as necessary for effective EID control and prevention. There are, however, socio-political, ethical and legal challenges, which must be met by such a One Health approach.DiscussionBased on the philosophical review and critical analysis of scholarship around the theory and practice of One Health it is clear that EID events are not simply about pathogens jumping species barriers; they are comprised of complex and contingent sets of relations that involve socioeconomic and socio-political drivers and consequences with the latter extending beyond the impact of the disease. Therefore, the effectiveness of policies based on One Health depends on their implementation and alignment with or modification of public values.SummaryDespite its strong motivating rationale, implementing a One Health approach in an integrated and considered manner can be challenging, especially in the face of a perceived crisis. The effective control and prevention of EIDs therefore requires: (i) social science research to improve understanding of how EID threats and responses play out; (ii) the development of an analytic framework that catalogues case experiences with EIDs, reflects their dynamic nature and promotes inter-sectoral collaboration and knowledge synthesis; (iii) genuine public engagement processes that promote transparency, education and capture people’s preferences; (iv) a set of practical principles and values that integrate ethics into decision-making procedures, against which policies and public health responses can be assessed; (v) integration of the analytic framework and the statement of principles and values outlined above; and (vi) a focus on genuine reform rather than rhetoric.

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Implementing a One Health approach to emerging infectious disease: reflections on the socio-political, ethical and legal dimensions

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“…Este está atravesado por un numeroso grupo de corrientes y propuestas teóricas. Entre ellas, destacan los estudios sobre gobernanza y biopolítica (Braun, 2007;Cooper, 2006); la Sociología, que analiza cuestiones relacionadas con el riesgo, la incerteza y la indeterminación en situaciones de amenaza biológica (Donaldson, 2008;Hinchliffe, 2001;Fish, Austin, Christley, Haygarth, Heathwaite, Latham, Medd, Mort, Oliver, Pickup, Wastling y Wynne, 2011); la Sociología del conocimiento científico, que examina la producción de redes, materialidad, circulación y movilidad (Ali y Keil, 2008;Barker, 2010;Clark, 2002;Wallace, 2009); el pensamiento social, que investiga procesos de creación de fronteras y límites espaciales a partir de riesgos bióti-cos (Mather y Marshall, 2011;Tomlison y Potter, 2010); y los estudios geopolíticos, interesados por la generación de procesos de globalización y producción de relaciones de desigualdad entre países (French, 2009;Sparkle, 2009).…”

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“…Éste se encuentra atravesado por un numeroso grupo de corrientes y propuestas teóricas diversas. Entre éstas, destacan los estudios que vinculan la bioseguridad con la gobernanza y la biopolítica (Braun, 2007;Collier y Lakof, 2008;Collier et al, 2004;Cooper, 2006; Dillon y Lobo-Guerrero, 2008); la sociología que analiza cuestiones relacionadas con el riesgo, la incerteza y la indeterminación en situaciones de amenaza biológica (Donaldson, 2008;Hinchlife, 2001;Fish, 2011); la sociología del conocimiento cientíico que examina la producción de redes, la materialidad, circulación y movilidad de vectores infecciosos (Ali y Keil, 2008; Barker, 2010;Clark, 2002;Wallace, 2009); el pensamiento social • El Libro Del Genesis, 2011 | Robert Crumb | Ediciones La Cúpula que investiga procesos de creación de fronteras y límites espaciales a partir de riesgos bióticos (Mather y Marshall, 2011; Tomlison y Potter, 2010); así como los estudios geopolíticos interesados por la generación de procesos de globalización y producción de relaciones de desigualdad entre países (French, 2009;Sparke, 2009).…”

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Biocapitalismo y suspensión de la norma

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Biocapitalismo e suspensão da normaBiocapitalism and suspension of the standard El presente artículo analiza la emergencia del biocapitalismo a partir de un examen sobre la bioseguridad. Para ello, muestra cómo la bioseguridad es una actividad en la cual la producción de escenarios iccionales es el principal mecanismo de inteligibilidad, y describe cómo operan los escenarios al transformar lo vivo en un lujo desterritorializado, global y móvil. En este sentido, constata que la bioseguridad genera una suspensión de la norma cientíica, con lo cual se reconiguran las relaciones establecidas entre tecnociencia y paradigma político-jurídico.Palabras clave: biocapitalismo, escenario, estado de excepción, epidemiología.O presente artigo analisa a emergência do biocapitalismo a partir de um exame sobre a biosseguridade. Para isso, mostra como a biosseguridade e uma atividade na qual a produção de cenários iccionais é o principal mecanismo de inteligibilidade, e descreve como operam os cenários ao transformar o vivo em um luxo desterritorializado, global e móvel. Neste sentido, constata que a biosseguridade gera uma suspensão da norma cientíica, com o qual se reconiguram as relações estabelecidas entre tecnociência e paradigma político-jurídico. Palavras-chave: biocapitalismo, cenário, estado de exceção, epidemiologia. This article analyzes the emergence of biocapitalism from an examination of biosafety. Thus, this text demonstrates how biosafety is a mechanism for which the production of ictional scenarios is the main means of intelligibility, and describes how those scenarios operate to transform what is living into a deterritorialized, global and luid stream. In this regard, it airms that biosafety generates a suspension of the scientiic standard, which reconigures the relationships between both the techno-science and political-legal paradigms.

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Uncertainties in the governance of animal disease: an interdisciplinary framework for analysis

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Implementing a One Health approach to emerging infectious disease: reflections on the socio-political, ethical and legal dimensions

Implementing a One Health approach to emerging infectious disease: reflections on the socio-political, ethical and legal dimensions

Del biopoder al cinepoder en los dispositivos de bioseguridad de la Unión Europea

Biocapitalismo y suspensión de la norma

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