Papers by Eduardo Saad-Diniz
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Revue internationale de droit pénal, 2014
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Revista de Informação Legislativa (RIL), 2017
Inclui notas explicativas, bibliográficas e bibliografia.Texto em português; resumo em português ... more Inclui notas explicativas, bibliográficas e bibliografia.Texto em português; resumo em português e inglês."Neste artigo, analisa-se de que modo os processos de imputação moral orientados às vítimas influenciam a compreensão destas nas teorias da imputação objetiva de responsabilidade penal. Revisitando os estágios evolutivos dos estudos vitimológicos, o trabalho recorre à orientação moral sugerida pela teoria social e pelas teorias da comunicação, buscando identificar referências válidas para reinterpretar a realização das liberdades pessoais da vítima por meio da imputação penal".Eduardo Saad-Diniz, Gustavo de Carvalho Mari
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The Regulatory Review, 2020
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The connection between the lack of human rights protection and corruption is evident in developing countries, where modern forms of systemic corruption are somehow prevalent. Missing are, though, reliable measures on the relationship between corruption, inequality, poverty, and development that could impact human rights violations.
The panel seeks to explore possible examples of failures and success of anti-corruption regulation in developing economies and how they correlate with the protection of human rights. We strongly incentivize empirical work and papers that address possible networks of governance and international cooperation that could help foster human rights employing anti-corruption regulation.
Possible themes:
Empirical studies addressing metrics and innovative solutions connecting corruption, democracy, and human rights;
Theoretical or empirical research on the possible impact of anti-corruption regulation on human rights;
Studies on the relationship between corruption, inequality, poverty, and development that could impact human rights violations, with a connection to regulatory governance or regulation;
Evidence of the deterrent effect, or its deficit, resulting from strengthening the enforcement of anti-corruption regulation, as well as means and alternative strategies to hold accountable companies.
Paper abstracts (max 400 words) are due by January 31, 2019.
Please see below, first the link to the general Call, second the direct link to our panel.
https://icgrg-cuhk-2019.com/program/call-for-abstracts/
https://icgrg-cuhk-2019.com/program/call-for-abstracts/panel-beyond-corruption-how-to-foster-human-rights-protection-through-anti-corruption-regulation-in-developing-economies/