Fundamental Rights, Development and Public Policies in Brazil: Critical Reports

Coordinator
Antônio Pereira Gaio Júnior

Authors
Ana Paula Lobo Poncinelli
Ana Luíza Moreira Rodrigues
Antônio Pereira Gaio Júnior
Carla Cristina de Lima Ferreira
Dara Ribeiro Rezende
Elizabete Cristina Gonçalves de Souza Oliveira
Igor Areas Reis Cipriani
Igor França Rabêlo
Janicrétia da Fonseca
Joseane Patrícia da Silva
Júlia de Oliveira Meirelles
Larissa Toledo Costa
Leonardo Granthon
Luciana Viana Lima Haider
Sabrina Ramalho Ferreira
Sílvia Vileta Damasceno
Tamara Stelmo Conforte
Thais Miranda Oliveira Magalhães
Umberto Peluso
William Albuquerque Filho

It is evident that the essential element for the formal establishment and legitimacy of a Public Policy is its normative framework, through which the authorizing conditions for its implementation are defined, including objectives, goals, budget allocation, and the application of the financial resources designated for achieving its purpose. This is precisely what is carefully, thoroughly, and comprehensively examined in this work, in which the talented researchers of the Research Group on Access to Justice (GPEAJ/UniAcademia/CNPq) devoted extensive research to unveiling the variables of public policies within the legislative sphere over the past two decades. The book addresses issues of fundamental importance to the Brazilian population, including Education, Health, Sanitation, Housing, Public Security, and the Environment, accompanied by critical and reflective reports on the direction of these public policies, some of which may finally be approaching effective implementation.

ISBN: 978-65-5113-662-7
Dimensions: 23 x 15.5 x 1
Book Type: Printed
Pages: 264
Edition: 1st
Language: Português
Publisher: Editora Thoth
Publication: July/2026