João Nunes

Senior Lecturer in International Relations

University of York

United Kingdom

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João Nunes is a Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the University of York, United Kingdom. His research focuses on governance in global health emergencies, health policy in Brazil, and the social implications of community health programs. Recent publications explore themes such as the Covid-19 pandemic response, the Zika epidemic, and the intersection of global and planetary health.

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João Nunes

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Articles (12)

Risk governance in the response to global health emergencies: understanding the governance of chaos in Brazil’s handling of the Covid-19 pandemic

Are community health programmes always benign? Community health worker perceptions and the social construction of users in Brazil’s primary healthcare policy

A vida cotidiana do neoliberalismo: os cuidados de saúde à população em situação de rua no Rio de Janeiro

Reescrever saúde global

Rewriting global health

A critical view of the global health emergencies: the 2016 zika epidemic case

Uma leitura crítica das emergências em saúde global: o caso da epidemia de zika de 2016

COVID-19 and health promotion in Brazil: community health workers between vulnerability and resistance

Global Health and Planetary Health: perspectives for a transition to a more sustainable world post COVID-19

Health Crises and the United Nations: What Does It Mean for Global Health?

The everyday political economy of health: community health workers and the response to the 2015 Zika outbreak in Brazil

A pandemia de COVID-19: securitização, crise neoliberal e a vulnerabilização global

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