The Unwritten Brazilian Constitution provides an overview of the leading cases on human rights of the Brazil Supreme Court. Readers will learn how human rights have been interpreted by the Court over the last 30 years to create an extensive system of judicial protection for fundamental rights.
The Unwritten Brazilian Constitution provides an overview of the leading cases on human rights of the Brazil Supreme Court. Readers will learn how human rights have been interpreted by the Court over the last 30 years to create an extensive system of judicial protection for fundamental rights.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Rubens Becak is full professor at the Universidade de Sao Paulo and visiting professor at the University of Salamanca's Brazilian Studies Center. Jairo Lima is professor at the Universidade Estadual do Norte do Parana.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 - The promises of the Brazilian Constitution of 1988 and the encounter between human rights and the Supreme Court Rubens Becak and Jairo Lima 2 - The Brazilian Supreme Court and its Political Protagonism: an Overview of the STF and its Rise to Prominence in Brazilian Politics after 1988 Murilo Gaspardo 3 - Freedom of speech: Ellwanger case Cristina Godoy Bernardo de Oliveira 4 - Asking "The Woman Question": Judicial Recognition of the Right to Abortion in Brazil Melina Girardi Fachin and Estefânia Maria de Queiroz Barboza 5 - Embryonic stem-cells research at the Brazilian Supreme Court: or how to decide not to decide Lucas de Laurentiis 6 - Affirmative action at the Federal Supreme Court: the difficult promotion of racial equity in Brazil Maria Paula Bucci Dallari 7 - Gay marriage: the role of the Brazilian Supreme Court in recognizing the right to same-sex civil unions Fernando de Brito Alves 8 - Criminalization of homophobia - Trial at the Brazilian Supreme Court Simone Cristine Araújo Lopes 9 - Political Citizenship: Constitutional Commitments and limits in the exercise of Brazilian Party Democracy Orides Mezzaroba 10 - Corporate campaign donations João Andrade Neto 11 - Home-schooling and religious education in Brazil Nina Beatriz Stocco Ranieri 12 - High cost medicines and medical treatments in the Supremo Tribunal Federal (Brazilian Supreme Court) Fernanda Duarte and Rafael Mário Iório Filho 13 - The presumption of innocence José Duarte Neto 14 - The unconstitutional state of affairs in Brazil's prisons Emerson Ademir Borges de Oliveira 15 - Expanding constitutional dialogues in the judicial review: what are the institutional and behavioral challenges of the Brazilian Supreme Court as a human rights¿ guardian? Flavia Santiago Lima
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 - The promises of the Brazilian Constitution of 1988 and the encounter between human rights and the Supreme Court Rubens Becak and Jairo Lima 2 - The Brazilian Supreme Court and its Political Protagonism: an Overview of the STF and its Rise to Prominence in Brazilian Politics after 1988 Murilo Gaspardo 3 - Freedom of speech: Ellwanger case Cristina Godoy Bernardo de Oliveira 4 - Asking "The Woman Question": Judicial Recognition of the Right to Abortion in Brazil Melina Girardi Fachin and Estefânia Maria de Queiroz Barboza 5 - Embryonic stem-cells research at the Brazilian Supreme Court: or how to decide not to decide Lucas de Laurentiis 6 - Affirmative action at the Federal Supreme Court: the difficult promotion of racial equity in Brazil Maria Paula Bucci Dallari 7 - Gay marriage: the role of the Brazilian Supreme Court in recognizing the right to same-sex civil unions Fernando de Brito Alves 8 - Criminalization of homophobia - Trial at the Brazilian Supreme Court Simone Cristine Araújo Lopes 9 - Political Citizenship: Constitutional Commitments and limits in the exercise of Brazilian Party Democracy Orides Mezzaroba 10 - Corporate campaign donations João Andrade Neto 11 - Home-schooling and religious education in Brazil Nina Beatriz Stocco Ranieri 12 - High cost medicines and medical treatments in the Supremo Tribunal Federal (Brazilian Supreme Court) Fernanda Duarte and Rafael Mário Iório Filho 13 - The presumption of innocence José Duarte Neto 14 - The unconstitutional state of affairs in Brazil's prisons Emerson Ademir Borges de Oliveira 15 - Expanding constitutional dialogues in the judicial review: what are the institutional and behavioral challenges of the Brazilian Supreme Court as a human rights¿ guardian? Flavia Santiago Lima
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