ADVANCED TOPICS OF CIVIL-CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1924F-02 |
30 |
It is a discipline, with a view to examining contemporary themes, at the Master and Doctorate level.
The discipline aims to debate the limits and possibilities of the privatist system, the development of the pillars of Private Law, notably the Person, his dignity, the contract, the Property and the family. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Advanced Topics in Constitutional Civil Law I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 42433-02 |
30 |
This course is intended to develop a contemporary critical thinking in students, as a follow-up to an elementary-level course in Fundamental Topics in Civil and Constitutional Law, offered at both the Master's and PhD level int he Graduate Program in Law. This course is intent on discussing the limits and possibilities of the system and its discursive-semiological architecture in Private Law, by going over the fundamentals of transdisciplinarity in Morin and Pascal's dialogic, unlike the genealogical critique proposed according to legal archeology (Foucault), which is the basis of the elementary-level course. It will go on to address post-modern thought in detriment of modern metaphysics and determinism, going over the hard sciences which will enable it to lead to new directions which had been stopped in the past. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Advanced Topics in Consumer Protection Law
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 72415-02 |
30 |
The course will address the analysis of the congruence between the constitution and consumer protection according to the Brazilian law, with special focus on the existing of several different principles and normative interaction with potentially conflicting areas, such as laissez-faire, and the regulation's economic and financial order. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| FERNANDA NUNES BARBOSA |
1 year and 4 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Advanced Topics in Ethics and Law
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 22423-01 |
15 |
This course is intended to provide deeper insights into the ethical fundamentals of law, thus providing a more conceptually relevant investigation of the students' topics of study. Its central goal is to provide a philosophically consistent critical analysis of the fundamentals of legal thought. Relevant works of contemporary and classical ethical thought by Aristotle, Kant, Hegel and Honneth will be studied. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Advanced Topics in Labor Law and Labor Procedure
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 62432-02 |
30 |
This course will look at individual labor contracts in face of its legal importance in the employee-employer relationship. It is intended to provide deeper insights into research on individual labor relations through original topics outside of dogmatism, such as the relations between labor and environment; labor and consumption; labor and knowledge. In view of the new economic, legal and political realities, resulting from the globalization of all productive sectors, we urge for a different analysis, one that questions the maintenance of the former relationship between capital-labor. This course will also enable the understanding of legal relevance of individual and collective labor relations, within a historical and sociological context. Collective movements are rooted in labor and in the quest for better labor conditions and better salaries. So, the topics will be addressed both in a sociological and dogmatic way. Contemporary Labor Law, rooted in social and economic aspects, is geared towards new postulations in the quest for the answers of new contemporary yearnings. Similarly, based on a constitutional view, it will look at the origins of labor legislation and the evolution of labor laws. It will address the principles of labor procedures and the new responsibilities of Labor Courts. It will look at the labor procedures and their peculiarities in the preliminary stages (trial and appeals court), execution and its effectiveness, class actions and special procedures. The course will go beyond dogmatism and will enable the understanding of the legal relevance of labor procedural relations, within a historical and sociological context. So, the topics will be addressed both in a sociological and dogmatic way. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Advanced Topics in Legal Sociology
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 8241A-01 |
15 |
The course will address the following topics: Social Order Theories and their Implications in the understanding of Law; The co-evolution of Society and Law; Social Theories of Law: from classical to contemporary ones; |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Advanced Topics of Labor Law
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 8241E-02 |
30 |
The course is part of the Concentration Area "Constitutional Foundations of Public and Private Law" and the Research Line "Effectiveness and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Fundamental Rights in Public and Private Law". It examines labor law in the light of the Constitution of the Federative Republic of Brazil of 1988, discussing issues that involve the world of work (Labor and Labor Law) in the sphere of social, fundamental and human rights. The General Theory of Labor Law and its taxonomy are part of the context of studies that, based on theoretical studies of national and / or foreign authors, go beyond the relation of employment, also dealing with other forms of work. The recent legislative changes resulting from the "Labor Reform" in Brazil, complement the discipline. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| GILBERTO STURMER |
27 years and 9 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Advanced and Differential Techniques of Relief of Rights
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 62422-02 |
30 |
To follow is a list of topics this course will address: Class actions in the federal US system of civil procedure; Rule 23; Adequate representation, certification, right to exclusion, agreement and decision, effects; Class actions in Brazil; A critical look at the existing laws in Brazil and a project on Comparative Law; The issue of constitutionality of res judicata pro et contra in the Brazilian system; Other cases of aggregate litigation in US Law and an assessment of its possible introduction in Brazil. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Artificial Intelligence and Human and Fundamental Rights in the Digital Era
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 192QJ-02 |
30 |
Analyze, understand and contribute to the paradoxes of the current legal context based on the premise that the International System (universal and regional) of Human Rights, both from a normative point of view (through the treaties that make up the System) and from an organizational point of view- institutional has reacted to the problems and challenges posed by the impact of Artificial Intelligence applications on the protection and promotion of human rights, fundamental rights and those guaranteed by different mechanisms in the constitutions of States that are part of the international community. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Bioethics, Biotechnology and Human and Fundamental Rights in the Technological Society
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1921L-02 |
30 |
The International (universal and regional) Human Rights System, both from a normative point of view (through the treaties that make up the System) and from an organizational-institutional point of view (has reacted to the problems and challenges posed by the impact of technology on protection and the promotion of human rights, fundamental rights and those ensured by different mechanisms in the constitutions of the member states of the international community. In this perspective, the study of the impact of technology (especially of the so-called new technologies) on human rights and human rights fundamental needs a multilevel and multidimensional approach, in addition to a multidisciplinary bias. if, through the present discipline, it provides a reflective and critical analysis of the main, current and controversial aspects of Bioethics and Biological Law, such as technological advances in the medical sphere, neuroscience, the digitalization of social and economic relations, data protection, protection and promotion of the dignity of the human person , robotics, personality dimensions and their protection in the virtual and digital world, among others, since the selection of topics can (and should) always be updated in view of new problems and challenges and new developments in the area of bioethics and of Law. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| GABRIELLE BEZERRA SALES SARLET |
4 years and 9 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
CONSTITUTION AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS I - GENERAL THEORY OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL SYSTEM
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1924H-02 |
30 |
This course aims to present, in a thorough and critical way, using qualified national and foreign bibliography, discussion of national and foreign jurisprudence, the central aspects of the general theory of fundamental rights in the Brazilian constitutional system, always situated in the context of a constitutional state open to comparative law and international law, with emphasis on international human rights law. The object of analysis is the conceptual delimitation and the distinctions and convergences between fundamental constitutional rights and human rights in the international perspective. After a historical retrospective, the position and the meaning of fundamental rights within the framework of the Socio-Environmental and Democratic State of Law and of the Technological Society are discussed, going on to examine the system of fundamental rights in positive Brazilian constitutional law, focusing on the analysis in the material opening of the catalog and in the dialogue with international human rights law, the multifunctionality and multidimensionality of fundamental rights, their ownership and the linkage between state and private actors as their recipients, with emphasis on the problem of the effectiveness and protection of fundamental rights. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
CONSTITUTION AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS II - INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARED CONSTITUTIONAL LAW (EUROPEAN UNION AND GERMANY)
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1924M-02 |
30 |
Formation, Structure and Organization of the European Union; The system for the protection of human rights and fundamental rights in Europe; Constitutional History of Germany and the formation and development of the Fundamental Law, as well as its influence on the Brazilian legal-constitutional order; The constitutional structuring principles (human dignity, Democracy, Rule of Law, Social State) and the organization and functions of the state powers of the Federal Republic of Germany; The recognition and protection of fundamental rights in Germany; Jurisdiction and Constitutional Process. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| INGO WOLFGANG SARLET |
26 years and 4 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Civil Procedure and the Constitution
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 82482-02 |
30 |
This course will look at the inclusion of the procedure in the constitution as a paradigm inspiring third milenium procedures, thus consolidating the clauses of the procedure itself and effective relief, in order to conduct the study of other procedures, categories and procedures, in view of the (re) construction of a democratic, participative and timely process, capable of bringing about societal transformation and making fundamental rights come true, thus fulfilling the major role of the Judiciary of addressing conflicts. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Civil Procedure and the Constitution II
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 824C5-02 |
30 |
This course will look at civil procedure as a constitutional process, having the paradigm of jurisdiction as popular sovereignty as its ethical and legal standard, and the guarantees of effectiveness and timeliness of court remedy as its legal and constitutional standard. It will look at the relationship between material rights and procedures under a hermeneutic understanding in view of the consolidation of individual rights and guarantees, as well as collective and social ones. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Civil Procedure in the Digital Society
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1924X-02 |
30 |
The discipline proposes to study contemporary Civil Procedure in which it is impacted by the introduction of new technologies. With a focus on contemporary forensic experience, it is proposed to study the way in which the introduction of new technologies ends up leading to the transformation of the legal regime applicable within the scope of Civil Procedural Law. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Civil justice and digital culture
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 192QL-02 |
30 |
The subject is about the study of civil justice, considered as an activity designed in order to solve conflicts and/or recognize rights, which is taken as a phenomenon integrated in the context of contemporary digital culture. A debate is proposed about the compatibility between the concepts, institutions and norms associated to civil justice and the characteristic marks of contemporary digital culture, the limits that should be respected in the introduction of technological changes applied to procedural acts, as well as the analysis about the presence of effective evolution in the socio-cultural transformation experienced in such a context. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| LUIS ALBERTO REICHELT |
8 years and 9 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Companies and Economic Order
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 72427-02 |
30 |
Within the realms of the constitution, the course is intended to discuss and provide deeper insights into the following topics: 1. CONSTITUTION: 1.1. The relationship between State and economic activities, laissez-faire, free market and the forms of State intervention in the economic order. 1.2. The Brazilian system of antitrust law: Curbing economic abuse and unfair competition. 1.3. The role of fundamental rights in business activities. 1.4. Companies as owners of antitrust rights before the State (first-degree fundamental rights) compatible with their peculiar nature of legal entities, such as the legal procedure, the ban on evidence collection through unlawful means and the inviolability of a businessperson's domicile. 2. COMPANY: 2.1. Social Interest and Social Function. 2.2. Contract and institutional theory on social interest. 2.3. Legal provisions on social interest in Brazil. 2.4. A company's social function. 2.5. Positive dimension of social function. 2.6. Restrictive dimension of social function. 2.7. A company's social responsibility. 2.8. Topics on good practices of corporate governance. 3. BUSINESS ACTIVITY: 3.1. Freedom of negotiation, business contracts, their interpretation, specifics, information asymmetry, inequality between the parties, economic dependence and legal intervention. 3.2. Topics on complex business contracts. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| RICARDO LUPION GARCIA |
28 years and 3 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Constitution and Fundamental Rights II
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 42441-02 |
30 |
I - General Theory of Fundamental Rights in the Constitutional System; 1 - The Effectiveness of Fundamental Rights; Fundamental rights as demandable rights; 2 - Scope of protection, limits and restrictions of fundamental rights; II - Current and controversial topics in Fundamental rights; 1 - General right to freedom and freedom of expression and communication; 2 - Freedom of assembly and statement; 3 - Religious freedom; 4 - Freedom of teaching and research; III - External guests will be invited to discuss several other issues. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Constitution, Fundamental Rights and the Environment
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 42432-01 |
15 |
To follow is a list of topics this course will address: 1- Environmental Constitutional Law: sociological and dogmatic assumptions; 2 - Environmental Constitutionalism; 3 - The State and the Environment: Environmental Welfare State, Environmental Rule-of-law State and Ecological State; 4 - The Environment according to the constitution: Goods, Rights, Values and Activities; 5 - Constitution, Jurisdiction and the Environment; 6 - Environmental Administrative Responsibilities; 7 - Environmental Legislative Responsibilities; 8 - Environmental Constitutional Principles. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Constitutional Foundations of Economic Activity
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 19217-02 |
30 |
From a constitutional perspective, the discipline aims to discuss and deepen the following themes:
1. The relationship between the state and economic activity, freedom of initiative and forms of state intervention in the economic order.
2. The state enterprise: corporate law, regulation and compliance.
3. Family business: corporate ways of stimulating small and medium-sized enterprises.
4. Principles of commercial law in the context of private law.
5. Foundations and principles of business contracts. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Constitutional Procedure
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 12435-02 |
30 |
The course is intended to develop a critical study of the procedural contents available in the Federal Constitution, especially the main formative constitutional and procedural guarantees of law offered to the parties in legal procedures. Students will be taught their significance, extent, purpose, applicability and consequences in the law, especially in procedural law. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| MARCO FELIX JOBIM |
10 years and 4 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Consumer Protection in the Context of the General Theory of Contracts
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 62488-02 |
30 |
The course is intended to address the conflicting views between the weak and the strong, by looking into the limits between freedom and abuse, autonomy and disability. In such a highly competitive market such as today's, which is ruled by neo-liberal ideas, private autonomy comes across as a competitive value. Moreover, we will go on to say that the general provisions, such as the one on good-faith, which have built a protectionist dogmatics, have seen a dramatic expansion. In this scenario, would the ideas for protection of the weak be outdated, which would justify the enforcement of contracts? Or is protection to consumers and to the vulnerable ones, in a general view, the materialization of fundamental rights and constitutional principles such as sympathy, and thus an intrinsic feature of our system? The course is intended to address these questions by providing a context for them within the general theory of contracts. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Contemporary Legal Hermeneutics
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1927N-02 |
30 |
In this discipline, central themes of contemporary legal hermeneutics are studied, with the mapping of the main currents, notably of constitutional interpretation. Topics such as the role of weighting and axiological hierarchy are addressed, as well as limits to discretion and the problem of the only correct answer. Critical seminars are also developed on texts with an international impact, with an emphasis on an interdisciplinary perspective, especially focused on contributions from behavioral sciences, applicable to the legal interpretive process. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| ELTON SOMENSI DE OLIVEIRA |
23 years and 4 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Data Protection in Rule-based Democracies
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 52472-02 |
30 |
a- The distinction between public and private life: the historical context and current discussions; b - The fundamental right to privacy and intimacy in Brazil; c - The emergence of the American privacy under the leading cases; d - The Ibero-American Data Protection Network; e - The role of habeas data and mandamus of writ as data protection instruments: previous and similar cases in comparative law; f - The relief of sensitive personal data according to theories and practices; g - Internet data protection; h - Banking secrecy. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Democracia, Populismo, Mídia e a Perda de Espaços Públicos Através da Globalização
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1929A-01 |
15 |
A atividade proposta se refere a um curso de curta duração. Ela também oferecerá palestras separadas. Como o curso " Democracia, Populismo, Mídia e a Perda de Espaços Públicos Através da Globalização" se dirigirá principalmente aos estudantes de direito, mas devido ao seu caráter interdisciplinar também será interessante para estudantes de filosofia e teoria política. Os estudantes de mestrado e doutorado são bem-vindos.
Nas últimas décadas do velho e início do novo século, pode-se ter a impressão de que a unidade da democracia e do constitucionalismo está firmemente estabelecida em muitos países, pelo menos no mundo ocidental. Uma globalização principalmente econômica, que queria reduzir a legitimidade da autoridade pública através de procedimentos à legitimidade de seus resultados, já punha em questão este modelo. Mesmo que um certo fortalecimento das Nações Unidas e o aumento das atividades da sociedade civil pelas ONGs fossem abordagens para fortalecer a participação democrática, ainda não foi possível acompanhar a globalização econômica com estruturas para a legitimação democrática das estruturas da economia de mercado mundial. A globalização também levou a uma crescente diferenciação da sociedade mundial. Como resultado, os fóruns públicos para a discussão de questões políticas comuns foram perdidos: O discurso político global foi privatizado. Nos últimos anos, o populismo tem agora colocado em questão a necessária unidade da democracia e do Estado de Direito. De acordo com a tese "pars pro toto" (Jan Werner Müller), o populismo ataca diretamente o caráter processual da democracia e seus pré-requisitos legais. Os partidos populistas se vêem como representantes de todo o povo e detentores da verdade sobre os objetivos do Estado. Em contraste, é importante lembrar os fundamentos normativos da democracia nos direitos individuais, sua produção processual e deliberativa de legitimidade e a importância de uma mídia que seja independente tanto da economia quanto do Estado.
Os problemas descritos estão sendo analisados atualmente a partir de perspectivas político-teóricas, filosóficas e sociológicas. Entretanto, como os desenvolvimentos mencionados representam desafios para os estados constitucionais democráticos em todo o mundo, uma perspectiva constitucional-teórica e jurídico-filosófica será adotada aqui. Assim, será sempre feita referência às regulamentações concretas do direito constitucional alemão, austríaco e brasileiro, ao direito da União Europeia e ao direito internacional. Desta forma, a ciência política e as perspectivas filosóficas para o desenvolvimento de soluções teóricas devem ser complementadas. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
ETHICS, LAW AND JUSTICE
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1924E-02 |
30 |
Discussion on the justification and justification of the principles of justice and their effectiveness. Study of the relationship between justice, autonomy and human dignity. Presentation of the political conception of the person as the foundation of J. Rawls' principles of Justice. Explanation of the concept of justice in the controversy between liberalism and communitarianism. Debate on the construction of a theory of justice from the distinction between different contexts of justice. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Evidence Law: epistemic, procedural and social foundations
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 192EP-02 |
30 |
The evidence law in civil law countries has received, in the last decades, importante contributions from epistemology, placing the search for the truth, or the search for what happened outside, on a central role. Considering this, firstly it is important to redesign the procedure to improve the quality of this search, aiming to reduce errors; secondly, it is crucial that this job is done in a way compatible with other relevant procedural and social objectives of the judicial process, for example, the respect for fundamental rights. The course aims, then, to analyze epistemology, civil procedure and evidence law jurisprudence, building solid epistemic, procedural and social basis so that the New Evidence Law can improve the quality of its search for the truth, respecting the parties fundamental rights and the effective of Justice. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| VITOR LIA DE PAULA RAMOS |
1 year and 9 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Fundamental Issues of Private Law in the Constitutional Perspective
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1924L-02 |
30 |
The course intends to examine relevant issues of Private Law for the Brazilian legal system, having as perspective the influx of constitutional principles established in the Federal Constitution of 1988 and according to fundamental rights. It seeks to develop the study of private law figures, observing the validity of the Civil Code of 2002 and the debate about its relevance, its link with special legislation, as well as the approximation established by it between Civil Law and Commercial Law . The objective is to maintain a comparative focus on the discipline, in order to expand the scope of study of the subject, in order to keep in mind the intense development of the law in the different legal systems. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| FABIO SIEBENEICHLER DE ANDRADE |
35 years and 3 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Fundamental Principles of Justice
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 22414-02 |
30 |
To follow is a list of topics this course will address: The discussions on the concept of justice and its principles will be addressed from the idea of autonomy and dignity of the human person in view of Kant's theories (applications in Dworkin) and the introduction of the idea of freedom as a guiding and foundational principle of Hegel's Philosophy of Law. A political conception of individuals will be presented as the fundamentals of the principles of justice by J. Rawls. Validity in the principles of justice universally recognized will be addressed following the development of the following topic: Justice, argumentation and universal audience. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Fundamental Principles of Tax Law
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 22478-02 |
30 |
This course is intended to look at taxes under a hermeneutic interpretation, its argumentative coherence based on the Constitution and taxation as a means to consolidate civic consciousness and fundamental rights. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| PAULO ANTONIO CALIENDO VELLOSO DA SILVEIRA |
21 years and 4 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Fundamental Procedural Rights in Tax Law and their Implementation
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 8241C-02 |
30 |
This course addresses Fundamental Procedural Rights in Tax Law and their Implementation |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Fundamental Rights in the Technological and Information Society
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 824H1-02 |
30 |
This course will address the relevant aspects of the General Theory of Fundamental Rights in the Technological and Information Society in a multiple-level constitutional system, focusing on the participation of both the state and private actors, especially the transnational private powers geared towards human and fundamental rights. It will also address the current and controversial topics on specific fundamental rights as per current legal decisions and comparative law in view of the challenges posed by the technological and information society. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| INGO WOLFGANG SARLET |
26 years and 4 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Fundamental Topics in Private Law according to the Constitution I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 42444-02 |
30 |
The course is intended to look at relevant issues in Private Law for the legal system of Brazil, in view of the influx of the constitutional principles brought forth by the Federal Constitution of 1988 by virtue of the Fundamental rights. It is intended to study the characters of Private Law, in view of the Civil Code of 2002 and the discussions on its pertinence, its association with special legislation as well as its role in bringing Civil and Commercial Law together. This course is mostly comparative as it is intended to expand the scope of study of the topics in order to analyze the intense development of European law. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Fundamentals Of The Collective Civil Process
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 19264-02 |
30 |
1. Collective Process? - Conceptual elucidations; 1.1. Protection of Collective Rights; 1.1.1. Diffuse Rights x Collective Rights; 1.2. Collective Rights Protection; 1.2.1. Homogeneous Individual Rights: Conceptualization; 1.2.2. Two Forms of Collectivization; 1.3. Fundamentals: Two Realities; 1.3.1. The CF of 88 and the Collective Process as Fundamental Guarantee; 1.3.2. Guardianship of Collective Rights: "Necessary Instrumentality"; 1.3.3. Collective Protection of Rights: Benefits of Collectivization; 1.3.4. The Guide to Maximum Effectiveness; 1.3.5. Collective Process and Proportionality in a Wide Sense (Panproportionality); 2. Collective Process and Fundamental Guarantees; 2.1. Due Process of Law; 2.1.1. The Due Process and its Classical Construction; 2.1.2. Due Process and Proportionality; 2.2. Contradictory and "Day in Court"; 2.2.1. Contradictory and its Evolution; 2.2.2. Contradictory and Proportionality; 2.3. Collective Process, Participation and Representation; 2.3.1. Participation in the Appropriate Representation; 2.3.2. Adequate Representation: Perspectives and Possibilities; 2.3.3. Adequate Representation and Legitimation; 2.3.4. Legitimation x Legitimacy; 3. Collective Guardianship Tools; 3.1. The Popular Action; 3.2. The Public Civil Action; 3.3. Incident of Resolution of Repetitive Demands; 3.4. Collective Guard in the Passive Polo. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
GENERAL THEORY OF JURISDICTION FROM A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1924C-02 |
30 |
Jurisdiction in history and comparative law. Models of organization of the Judiciary. Supreme Court and Constitutional Court Models. Informal justice systems. Analysis of some judicial systems: United States, France and Italy. Procedural models: comparative law analysis |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| EUGENIO FACCHINI NETO |
21 years and 9 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1925C-01 |
15 |
The purpose of the course INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY has the primary scope of developing studies focused on the sphere of Intellectual Property Rights, considering the information society. In this context, they surround discussions related to intellectual property, in an environment of Big Data, blockchain, digital technologies and artificial intelligence (AI). This reality, in particular with regard to the protection of Copyrights, Patents, Trademarks, Industrial Design, Geographical Indications, Industrial Secrecy and Competition Law.
National legislation related to intellectual property adheres to specific international treaties, which are administered by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) (https://www.wipo.int/portal/en/index.html) and by the World Organization of Trade (WTO) (https://www.wto.org ). The Multilateral Agreement related to Intellectual Property (TRIPS) should be highlighted, as it is a precursor multilateral treaty in the area of international trade, related to intellectual property, administered by the WTO, and its implementation by Member States is therefore mandatory.
In Brazil, Intellectual Property Rights are provided for in the Federal Constitution (art. 5, items IX, XXII, XXVII, XXVIII, XXIX), as an individual guarantee. The subject is subdivided into Industrial Property, governed by Law 9,279/1996 and Copyright and Related Law, regulated by the Brazilian Civil Code, Law 10,406/2002 and in the specific Copyright Laws, Law 9,610/1998, on Programs of Computer, Law 9,609/1998 and Integrated Circuits, Law 11,484/2007. The matter is managed almost entirely by the federal autarchy, National Institute of Industrial Property (https://www.gov.br/inpi/pt-br).
The debate and regulation of intellectual property rights will also be dealt with in the scope of the regulation of personal data protection, considering, in particular, the Brazilian Personal Data Protection Law, Law 13709/2018 and the legislation of the European Union, the Data Protection Regulation (RGPD) 2016/679, among other related standards |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Intellectual property and human rights
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1925B-01 |
15 |
Intellectual property. Intellectual property and human rights. International context for the protection of intellectual property. Constitutional bases of intellectual property. The finalistic clause of intellectual property. The social function of property. Right to development. Development agenda. Right to innovation. Right to information. Cultural rights. Traditional knowledge. Intellectual property and public health. Doha Declaration and Public Health. Compulsory license. Exhaustion of rights. Parallel import. Bolar Exception. Intellectual property and competition. Free uses. Limitations and exceptions. Three-step test. Marrakesh Treaty. Public domain. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
International Law of Human Rights
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 72428-01 |
15 |
1 - Introduction to International Human Rights Law; 2 - The UN universal system; 3 - The European system: the European Convention on Human Rights and the European Charter of Fundamental Rights and the role of the European Court of Human Rights and the Court of Justice of the European Union; 4 - The inter-American system - The American Convention on Human Rights, the Protocol of San Salvador and the role of the Commission and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights; 5 - Conventionality Control. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
International human rights law and fundamental rights
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 192AF-01 |
15 |
The Spanish system of protection of fundamental rights is free and multilevel. It is based on a plural of spaces with different mechanisms (the constitutional national space, the EU space and the international space). Regarding the national level, the Spanish system is integrated by the following guarantees, that are recognized in the Constitution: aggravated constitutional reform procedure, organic law reserve, preferential and summary procedure for the protection of fundamental rights; the amparo proceeding, the direct binding effects of Constitution (with the exception of the dispositions of social rights); Iey reserve; the essential content of fundamental rights; the Constitutional Court; judges and the prosecutor. And from the European level we have to consider the system of the Council of Europe (ECHR and the European Court on Human Rights) and the European Union (the European Charter of Fundamental Rights and the Court of justice. During her stay Prof. Faggiani will analyse these mechanisms and the interconnections between national and supranational level and their application especially to migrants and refugees persons. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
LEGAL RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1924B-02 |
30 |
Human knowledge and its scientific conduct. Legal Methods and their purposes. The Legal Research Methodology. Research as a way of learning and teaching. Research project. Field research and Comparative Law: usefulness and feasibility in legal research. Expanded abstracts, banners, papers and scientific articles. The legal monograph: types and requirements according to the structure of formal Brazilian education. ABNT rules applicable to Brazilian legal monograph. Dissertation and doctoral thesis: mandatory elements and form. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Labor Law and Labor Relations
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 8241B-02 |
30 |
The course is under the sub-area Constitutional Fundamentals of Public and Private Law and in the line of research Effectiveness and Efficiency of the Constitution and of the Fundamental Rights in Public and Private Law. It looks at Labor Law in light of the Federal Constitution of 1988, as it addresses the topics related to labor context, labor and Labor Law (individual and collective) in the realm of social, fundamental and human rights.
The General Theory of Labor Law and its taxonomy are part of the program, which include not only labor relations but also other forms of labor. The recent legal changes resulting from the Labor Reform in Brazil will also be addressed. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Law and State under the Contemporary Political Thought
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 22418-02 |
30 |
To follow is a list of topics this course will address: Introduction to the Study of Politics; The social context of politics; The origins of the State; The scope of freedom; The doctrine of Liberalism; Locke and Mill; Revolution and social justice; Marx and the totalitarian challenge; Plato's ideas on freedom; Community and order; Aristotle; Power and authority; Political power; Machiavelli and Hobbes; Political equality; Rousseau and Kant; Liberal rule-of-law state; Fascism and authoritarian states; Social rule-of-law state; Rule-based democracy. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| REGINA LINDEN RUARO |
30 years and 4 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Law, Science, and Technology
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 62441-02 |
30 |
This course will address legal issues deriving from the relationship between Law, Science and Technology, with a critical look at the main trends in contemporary thought. Innovation, legal protection of science and technology, patents and copyright, as well as the constitutional, legal and judge-made limits are some of the topics to be studied. Additionally, critical seminars on national and international contemporary papers and writers will be held. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Law, Technology & Innovation
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1927R-01 |
15 |
Studies focused on human rights as the basis of the Constitution, the international system for the protection of human and fundamental rights, comparative law perspectives and fundamental rights topics in kind, in particular related to sustainable social and economic development and to the technological and information society. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
New technologies: Labor Procedures and Relations
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 82406-02 |
30 |
Social relations change as the employment of Information and Communication Technologies spreads rapidly. The relationship of citizens with the state changes as it becomes more intense and maximized. In our state, especially over the last 20 years, the Judiciary has experienced procedural changes that have challenged some classical areas, such as competent jurisdiction (a traditional limiting factor to legal practice). E-actions, then, urges for consolidated studies at the academic level. On the other hand, new arrangements in the productive organization of the world have brought about new paradigms to employment relations. Phenomena such as globalization, the internet and virtual relationships have produced such notorious transformations to the extent that conflicts arising therein can be judged, since because they come from relations in several contexts, they are also unusual. In this complex scenario, the jurist's actions will change in view of electronic processes and it is of utmost importance to understand the interfaces between the real and the virtual. Keywords: New technologies; E-actions; Labor relations. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
PRIVATE LAW AND SOCIETY
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1924K-02 |
30 |
Private law and society. Interactions. Comparative study of private law systems: interest, method, utility, limits. Private law and constitution. Effectiveness of fundamental rights in the context of private relations. Analysis of the civil liability institute, in the light of comparative law |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
PROCESS THEORIES
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1924N-02 |
30 |
The study of the existence or not of a general theory that can explain all the systems and microsystems of procedural law. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Right to due process of law and fair trial
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 8241D-02 |
30 |
This course addresses the right to due process of law and fair trial in light of the contemporary Civil Procedure. It provides students with deeper insights into the topic by taking the following aspects into consideration: a) the right to due process of law and fair trial as a fundamental right whose content is defined on the grounds of history and culture; b) the importance of hermeneutics specific to fundamental procedural rights for the conformation of the legal system of positive law, as well as c) an investigation of the main procedural fundamental rights which are considered by current theories and practices to be intrinsic to the right to due process of law and fair trial. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Social and Environmental Rights
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1925A-01 |
15 |
Constitutional Protection of the Environment; The socio-environmental reflexes of the Eurocentric idea: progress, globalization, citizenship, democracy, human rights and social development; Biodiversity, protected spaces and traditional peoples; Latin American democratic constitutionalism. Environmental Law on Climate Change. Right to the Environment and Post-Modernity. Nature, people and risk society. Sustainability and Ecosystems; the ecological crisis and socio-environmental exclusion in modern contemporary society; Democratic ruptures and socio-environmental setbacks; the socio-environmental protection of Indians, quilombolas and traditional communities in Brazil. Right to the Environment and Economy; Right to the Environment and Trade. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Special Topic: Heritage of Slavery and Fundamental Rights in Contemporary Brazil
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 192QK-01 |
15 |
2. EMENTA:
The discipline is dedicated to one of the most critical issues in contemporary Brazil: inequalities based on race and gender. The discipline explores the historical origins of these inequalities, anchored in more than three centuries of slavery of indigenous and black populations of African origin and their descendants, as well as the implications of these persistent inequalities. The discipline is based on a multidisciplinary approach, combining sociology, history, economics, audiovisual and literature. The discipline consists of four modules: the first will be dedicated to exploring different perspectives on the experience of slavery in Brazil, mobilizing classics of sociological literature, as well as more recent publications based on economic, historical and sociological research. In the second module, the discussion will be organized around texts by Afro-Brazilian and indigenous authors. In the third module, discussions will be organized around audiovisual material, including the teacher's production of documentaries. Finally, the discussion will revolve around the possible legal implications of this Brazilian reality. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
THE NEW BRAZILIAN COLLECTIVE PROCESS: A COMPARED ANALYSIS - USA - ARGENTINA
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1924D-02 |
30 |
The collective actions in Brazil must undergo a remodeling to try to solve the new cases that the daily life has been showing to occur, as the tragedy of Mariana (MG) with the rupture of the Samarco dam or the disaster of Brumadinho. Therefore, the discipline will take care of the analysis of cases that occurred in the United States, Brazil and Argentina and how they are being solved for the discussion and review of collective actions in Brazil. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Taxation and the Socio-Environmental State
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 62440-02 |
30 |
(a) find the place of Tax Law in the constitution, by giving it a systematic interpretation, both in its general terms as in its more specific ones, based on the fundamental constitutional principles of a Socio-Environmental State; (b) enable students to have a unitary view of Law Science, enabling them to revisit Tax Law and establishing its connections with fundamental and Socio-Environmental rights; (c) enable students to have a critical understanding of Tax Law, its structures and effectiveness, in order to enable them to, besides raising awareness of the doctrinal inconsistencies, contribute to a better operation of the fundamental constitutional principles. (d) foster discussions of the application of Tax Law by the Judiciary, especially concerning the realization of the fundamental principles by the Federal Supreme Court, as well as the understanding of specific sectors, such as: environmental, family, and culture taxation, among others. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Taxation, Development and Technology
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1924G-02 |
30 |
Check the impacts caused by new technologies and the digital economy in the taxation mode. The new tax materialities, the forms of inspection, the limits to the power to tax and the protection of fundamental rights will be checked. The concept of digital services tax (DST), the use of Blockchain, the taxation of cryptocurrencies, robots and the internet of things (io) will be analyzed. Investigate the relationship between AI and enforcement. Study the taxation of new forms arising from the digital economy (Uber, Spotify, Netflix and others); such as taxation of digital platforms, e-commerce, icloud, among others. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
The Digital Dimension of Human Fundamental Rights
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1925E-01 |
15 |
The discipline aims to contemplate the challenges coming from digitalization on human and fundamental rights, because of the increasing usage of artificial intelligence and the importance of data protection in this context, affecting, by its side, other rights and guarantees as it is the case of the communicational liberties, the personality rights special attention to the personal data protection and the due process of law, understood as a right to a fair process. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| INGO WOLFGANG SARLET |
26 years and 4 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
The Digital Dimension of Human Fundamental Rights Artificial intelligence and Technologies of Information and Communication: substantial and procedural aspects.
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 192DQ-01 |
15 |
The discipline aims to contemplate the challenges coming from digitalization on human and fundamental rights, because of the increasing usage of artificial intelligence and the importance of data protection in this context, affecting, by its side, other rights and guarantees as it is the case of the communicational liberties, the personality rights special attention to the personal data protection and the due process of law, understood as a right to a fair process. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
The Fundamental Right to Effective Jurisdictional Protection in Civil Law
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 824C6-02 |
30 |
This course will address the fundamental right to effective jurisdictional protection in light of the contemporary civil procedure in order to deal with the most recent reflections both in theory and in practice. The approach to be adopted will focus on the concern about the need to compromise with the construction of procedural tools in accordance with a fair process model's own demands. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
The economic order and consumer protection
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 82405-02 |
30 |
This course will address consumer protection as a principle of economic order in our constitution and its relationship with other principles, as well as the prospects of effectiveness in view of the economic systems and social communication, both nationally and internationally. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
The new Collective Procedural Law of Brazil: a comparative analysis.
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 824L2-02 |
30 |
Collective actions in Brazil must be remodeled in order to try to solve the new everyday situations, such as in the tragedy in Mariana (MG) with the Bento Rodrigues dam disaster. In view of the above, the course will analyze similar cases in the USA and Argentina and how they are being solved in light of the discussion and revision of collective actions in Brazil. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Theory of Comparative Jurisdiction I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 62420-02 |
30 |
To follow is a list of topics this course will address: (a) Jurisdiction in history and in comparative law; Models of organization of the Judiciary system; Models of Supreme and Constitutional Courts; Informal justice systems; Analysis of some judiciary systems; USA, France and Italy; Connections with procedural models: an analysis of comparative law; (b) The jurisdictional function in the contemporary world; Reasons for the growth in its significance; Establishment and evolution of law in post-modern times; the contributions from jurisdiction: perspectives and limits. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Inter-institutional doctorate degree |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Theory of Justice
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 12421-02 |
30 |
This course will foster a discussion on the concepts of Law and justice and their justification in view of Kant's ethic, of Hegel's Philosophy of Law and J. Rawls' Theory of Justice. It will address the development of the insufficiencies of Kant's formalism through the introduction of part of the Hegelian dialectic system which deals with the idea of freedom and its different form of materialization both in legal and social structures. It will introduce students to the principles of justice and their applications within the idea of justice as equity, as a political conception of person and justice. It will point the fundamental aspects of a fair Constitution. It will describe political freedom and the principles of rule of law. It will foster a discussion on the obligation of complying with unfair laws and the problem of civil disobedience. Lastly, it will introduce students to the different contexts of justice: the ethical, the legal, the political and the moral one |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
|
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
|
Required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Topic I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 62435-01 |
15 |
The present course intends to encourage the reflection on the legal phenomenon. Its main objective is to clarify the ethical and political dimensions of positive law and to determine the value and the meaning of law in the context of the problems found in contemporary society. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Topic II
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 62436-01 |
15 |
We urge to think up a new process that deals with the yearnings from the rights that are somehow hurt by an indefinite number of people. How are they represented in court or how are they supposed to be? How are these actions carried out in contexts other than the Brazilian one? Lastly, how do we go about the collective relief of such rights? These are just three questions this course intends to address with students. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Topic III
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 62437-01 |
15 |
To follow are some of the topics this course will address: Study of the relationship between Law and Economics; Economic Analysis of Arbitration; Economic Analysis of Tax Law; Economic Analysis of Contracts; Economic Theory of Contracts under the perspective of 'Behavioral Law & Economics'; The economic order according to the Federal Constitution; New horizons for the Study of Civil Responsibility. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Topic IV
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 72416-01 |
15 |
Socio-environmental State and Risk, Principles of Environmental Procedural Law, Environmental Disasters Law: preventive and compensation aspects; Biodiversity. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Topic International Seminar Law, Technology and Innovation I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 19266-01 |
15 |
This subject will discuss issues related to the challenges to the Law, in the public and private sphere, regarding the guarantees related to the protection, treatment, collection, storage, use and transfer of personal data in an Internet context and Big Data. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Topic International Seminar on Fundamental Rights I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 19265-01 |
15 |
The aim of the course is to promote a space for reflection and debate on issues related to the challenges to the law, in the public and private spheres, of the effectiveness and effectiveness of Fundamental Rights in the context of policies oriented towards equality and affirmative action, taking into account the experiences at international and national level, as well as comparative reflections. The aim is to stimulate the improvement of scientific thinking, the expansion of knowledge about the subject, the emergence of new solutions to face common problems, as well as the approach of researchers. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Topic V
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 72417-01 |
15 |
This course will address introductory issues to Law and Technology: development of basic and applied research; legal innovation and protection of science and technology. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Topic: International Law, Technology and Innovation Seminar
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 824G9-01 |
15 |
This course will address the relationship between Law, Technology and Innovation, with focus on Innovation and Technology in the systems of social protection and fundamental rights in the technological and digital era. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
Topic: International Seminar on Fundamentals Rights
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 824G8-01 |
15 |
This course will address topics related to human rights as stated in the Constitution, the international system of protection of human and fundamental rights, the perspectives of comparative law and specific fundamental rights topics, especially those related to the social and sustainable economic development and technological and information society. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Master's |
Not required |
| Constitutional Principles of Public and Private Law |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Master's |
Not required |
| General Theory of Jurisdiction and Proceedings |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Efficacy and Effectiveness of the Constitution and Basic Rights in Public and Private Law |
In addition to dealing with the systematic study of the theory of fundamental rights and Constitution, this line of research is intended to provide a critical analysis of the influence of the constitutional system and of the fundamental rights on public and private laws. |
| Law, Science, Technology & Innovation |
The present line of research intends to explore in a broader way the relations between Law, Technology & Innovation, from the functions exercised by law in the process of technology and innovation development, in several domains, whether in Public Law, or in Private Law and in the Process. Of particular relevance is the impact of technologies on fundamental rights (human dignity, personality rights, the right to information, data protection, social rights, the relationship between Law and the Internet, the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Biotechnology, to name a few), as well as the role of taxation (for example, in the field of tax incentives), regulation and even good public and corporate governance (which includes the compliance institute), in addition to innovations in the legal system itself. legal. |
| Jurisdiction, Effectiveness and Instrumentality of the Proceedings |
The general theory of jurisdiction in Brazil and in a comparative perspective is analyzed in a systematic and critical way, focused on the effectiveness and instrumentality of the process as a means of realizing the principles of justice and fundamental rights in the Constitutional State. In addition, the relationship between the effectiveness of the jurisdiction and the instrumentality of the process constantly takes on new meanings, as well as the diversity and quality of the dimensions and impacts that relate to this articulation grows, especially with regard to the protection and promotion of fundamental rights and guarantees. In this context, the specificities that the process must cover in adapting to the particularities of the various branches of material law are investigated. In addition, always taking into account the legal-constitutional framework, the specificities that the process must cover are investigated to deal with the problems and challenges related to the implementation of the constitutional program, whether in the civil sphere, or with regard to labor relations and taxes. Likewise, aspects related to the collective process and the structural process, the consolidation of the guarantee of access to justice and the role to be assumed by technology in the resolution of disputes are analyzed. In all cases, what is burked up is the construction of a process that is more compatible with the Constitutional State understood as a Democratic, Social and Ecological State of Law. |
