Giustiniani, Sommario, Casolari, & Bartolini: Routledge Handbook of Human Rights and Disasters

Flavia Zorzi Giustiniani (International Telematic Univ. Uninettuno - Law), Emanuele Sommario (Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna of Pisa - Law), Federico Casolari (Univ. of Bologna - Law), & Giulio Bartolini (Univ. Roma Tre - Law) have published Routledge Handbook of Human Rights and Disasters (Routledge 2018). Contents include:

• Eduardo Valencia Ospina, Foreword
• Flavia Zorzi Giustiniani, Emanuele Sommario, Federico Casolari, & Giulio Bartolini, Introduction
• Giulio Bartolini, A Taxonomy of Disasters in International Law
• Karen Da Costa, R.I.P 'R2P': On the Controversial Responsibility to Protect Doctrine and Why it Adds No Value to Disasters
• Sarah Williams & Gabrielle Simm, Assistance to Disaster Victims in an Armed Conflict: The Role of International Humanitarian Law
• Marlies Hesselman, A Right to International (Humanitarian) Assistance in Times of Disaster: Fresh Perspectives from International Human Rights Law
• Ronan McDermott, The Human Rights Approach of the International Law Commission in its Work on the Protection of Persons in the Event of Disasters
• Emmanuele Sommario, Limitation and Derogation Provisions in International Human Rights Law Treaties and Their Use in Disaster Settings
• Mirko Sossai, States’ Failure to Take Preventive Action and to Reduce Exposure to Disasters as a Human Rights Issue
• Annalisa Creta, Integrating Human Rights into Disaster Management: Normative, Operational and Methodological Aspects
• Tommaso Natoli, Non-State Humanitarian Actors and Human Rights in Disaster Scenarios: Normative Role, Standard Setting and Accountability
• Marco Inglese, Mapping Basic Subsistence Rights in Post-disaster Scenarios
• Raquel Rolnik, The Human Right to Adequate Housing in Post-Disaster Contexts
• Federico Casolari, Addressing Discrimination in Disaster Scenarios: An International and EU Law Perspective
• Giovanna Adinolfi, The Right to a Healthy Environment: Delineating the Content (and Contours) of a Slippery Notion
• Alice Riccardi, The Right to Know: The Role of Transparency, Access to Information and Freedom of Expression in Overcoming Disasters
• Ellen Nohle & Gilles Giacca, Economic and Social Rights in Times of Disaster: Obligations of Immediate Effect and Progressive Realization
• Eleni Polymenopoulou, Cultural Rights in the Prevention and Management of Disasters
• Ingrid Nifosi-Sutton, A Human Rights–based Vulnerability Paradigm: Lessons from the Case of Displaced Women in Post-quake Haiti
• Kristin Hausler, Indigenous Communities: From Victims to Actors of Disaster Management
• Alice Sironi & Lorenzo Guadagno, The Protection of Migrants in Disasters
• Flavia Zorzi Giustiniani, Temporary Protection after Disasters: International, Regional and National Approaches
• Walter Kälin, The Nansen Initiative’s Protection Agenda for People Displaced by Disasters across Borders
• Conclusions, Gabriella Venturini