A influência das competências constitucionais sobre o federalismo cooperativo no Brasil, após 1988

Resumo

This study intended to evaluate the present day Brazilian federalism and constitution. As often diffused by severallocal experts, institutional rules obstruct mayors, govemors and the president, who never executed together social politics - essential to the development and to the balance of unequal regions in the country. On the contrary, there are several arguments about disputes among the three govemment levels, comprehending their concurrent responsibility. Part of experts perceives this concourse as an inefficient plano They assure the law should restrictly impute social responsibility to the Union, states and municipal districts. So, each public person could have in his own scope for action. For example, in the areas of health and education the present constitutional competence regime encourages executive authorities to wait for one another's actions. As a result, total inactivity and social damage is usual. There is no regulation to the executive's expenses. Consequently, the disorder increases the risk of pulverizing public resources. lndeed, this investigation agrees about the disorganization, about the inefficiency in some govemment actions, about disputes which pulverize resources as obstacles to federal cooperation in Brazil. But, differently from those who intend to explain intergovemmental cooperation failure as a result from constitutional mistakes, this study will defend law's excellence and it's competent political systems. Besides pointing out the influences at work on the cooperative ruin of the Brazilian federalism, this study wants to place legislation in an important position and introduce other correlated questions to the problem.

Ficha do documento

Tipo

Dissertação

Ano

2003

Instituição

Fundação Getulio Vargas

Fonte

Repositório da FGV

Idioma

Português

Acesso

Não informado

Identificador

oai:repositorio.fgv.br:10438/8675

Temas

Desenvolvimento Regional

Palavras-chave

Administração de empresasFederalismo - Brasil