Diana Viveiros
Diana Viveiros is a researcher specializing in international security and human rights law. She received a master’s in strategic studies of defense and international security (2017–2018) from the Fluminense Federal University, where she was tutoring undergraduate students in international relations. Since 2010, she has been a volunteer teacher-researcher at a nonprofit organization on education and research. She is an associate member of the Brazilian Academy of International Law (ABDI) and the Brazilian Association of Defense Studies (ABED), and a researcher at the Brazilian Research Network on Peace Operations (REBRAPAZ). She is also the author of the book Enjoying Academic Life Productively (written in portuguese).
Su libro
Legal Protection for environmental migrants: current challenges and Ways Forward
This book describes the worrying scenario that reflects the urgency and importance of dealing with the situation of environmental migrants, especially considering that the environmental migration crisis is already greater than the migratory crisis due to war refugees. The first major problem in this environmental context is that there is no specific rule in international law to address this issue. In the face of this problem, far from exhausting all possible solutions on the theme, this book intended to plant a seed of reflection, based on an analysis of the current legal and political context, and outlining the possible paths to follow. New living conditions demand a paradigm shift in the human lifestyle, changing thoughts and attitudes at the individual and group level as reflected in national and international policies. It begins with the notion of conscience and interdependence. It begins, above all, with the notion of empathy and solidarity, understanding that tomorrow it may be one of us that needs this help that we are denying today.