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Nowadays, there has been a vertiginous growth of the constitutional perspective in the key elements of our daily lives. The Constitutional outline always portrays the deontology of a society that perfects it in its main text, The Magna Carta. And its constitutionalizing dogma, namely its normative constitutional content. This unique phenomenon of dealing with constitutional content in the field of public law summa divisio has presented an emerging counterpoint in our day, namely constitutional content in our day supported by reformist and simplifying or heterodox perspectives, among other…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Nowadays, there has been a vertiginous growth of the constitutional perspective in the key elements of our daily lives. The Constitutional outline always portrays the deontology of a society that perfects it in its main text, The Magna Carta. And its constitutionalizing dogma, namely its normative constitutional content. This unique phenomenon of dealing with constitutional content in the field of public law summa divisio has presented an emerging counterpoint in our day, namely constitutional content in our day supported by reformist and simplifying or heterodox perspectives, among other modalities of this segmentation. The purpose of the book is to reread the constitutional molds in order to determine whether we are facing pure constitutional public law or the constitutionalization of mixed private law. A reflection on the subject is timely in the field of constitutional law and aims to demystify the intricacies of this logic in pluranormativity of its constitutional internalities that encompass the public versus private relationship externalizes norms to the entire citizenry.
Autorenporträt
Paulo Rogério Venâncio dos Santos. Laurea in Giurisprudenza presso l'UFSC - Università Federale di Santa Catarina. Specializzazione in Avvocatura e Consulenza in Diritto Privato - EPD - Escola Paulista de Direito.César Calo PeghiniPost-dottorato in Giurisprudenza presso l'Università degli Studi di Messina, Dottorato di ricerca in Diritto civile presso la PUC/SP. Docente nei corsi EPD.