The management of the health crisis of COVID-19 and its affection in the competency distribution and in the relations of collaboration and conflict State - autonomous communities

Authors

  • Joan Ridao Universitat de Barcelona

Keywords:

COVID-19, state of alarm, distribution of powers, health, co-governance, intergovernmental relations.

Abstract

The management of the health crisis of COVID-19 has been a challenge for the guarantee of fundamental rights in the context of the state of alarm declared during much of the pandemic. This same contingency has also led to a test of endurance for the autonomous state. Proof of this has been the centralization of competence experienced especially during the first state of alarm or the displacement of the regional health law. Precisely, the co-governance set in motion during the second state of alarm, beyond the balance that can be made of the effectiveness of relational mechanisms during this period, has shown that it was possible from the outset to articulate a more respectful management with the sharing of powers and with a coordinated diversity approach.

Author Biography

Joan Ridao, Universitat de Barcelona

Universitat de Barcelona
Membre de la Comissió Jurídica Assessora
Lletrat del Parlament
Director de l’Institut d’Estudis de l’Autogovern
ORCID 0000-0001-9030-3301

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Ridao, J. (2023). The management of the health crisis of COVID-19 and its affection in the competency distribution and in the relations of collaboration and conflict State - autonomous communities. Quaderns Francesc Eiximenis: Revista De Dret Públic De Catalunya, (1), 35–56. Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/QFE/article/view/150365

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No. 1 (2023)

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