THE RIGHT TO THE ENVIRONMENT OF FUTURE GENERATIONS: SOLUTIONS TO THE INTERGENERATIONAL CONFLICT OF RIGHTS

Authors

  • Amanda Nicole Aguiar de Oliveira Amazon State University
  • Sandro Nahmias Melo Amazon State University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.9771/rppgd.v33i0.57940

Keywords:

Intergenerational Law, Environment, Conflicts, Essential Core

Abstract

Human coexistence generates conflicts. These conflicts have different magnitudes, but currently, more frequently, as a result of global concern and the constitutional imposition of environmental protection, environmental disputes have been taken to the Judiciary, whose decisions need to be designed to measure their impacts on future generations. In this sense, how to mitigate the intergenerational conflict of rights and the constitutionally foreseen legal protection of the environment? This study aims to analyze how to resolve intergenerational conflicts in Environmental Law, by guaranteeing the legal protection of the environment and the essential core of rights in the view of the Judiciary. For this, a bibliographical research methodology of a qualitative nature and descriptive nature was used, resulting in three main research development items. In the end, the result was confirmation of the hypothesis that intergenerational conflicts must be analyzed in each specific case, respecting the limits imposed by the essential core of Environmental Law in the face of the dispute presented.

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Author Biographies

Amanda Nicole Aguiar de Oliveira, Amazon State University

Lawyer. Bachelor of Law from the Lutheran University Center of Manaus (CEULM/ULBRA). Postgraduate in Civil Law (UNIASSELVI), Notarial and Registration Law (UCAM), Teaching in Higher Education and Active Learning Methodologies and Social Security Law and Practice (DESCOMPLICA), MBA in Management and Municipal Public Policies (UNIASSELVI) and MBA Finance and Fiscal Policy (UNIASSELVI). Master's student in Environmental Law (PPGDA) at the State University of Amazonas (UEA).

Sandro Nahmias Melo, Amazon State University

Post-Doctorate in Law from the USP Law School. Doctor and Master in Social Relations Law from the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo. Graduated in Law from the Federal University of Amazonas. Adjunct Professor at the State University of Amazonas (undergraduate and master's degree - PPGDA), teaching the subjects General Theory of Environmental Law, Environmental Labor Law, Economic Environmental Law, Environmental Judicial Defense and Urban Law. Member of the Brazilian Academy of Labor Law - Chair no. 20. Labor Judge of the 11th Region. President of AMATRA Chief Editor of PPGDA's Nova Hiléia Magazine. Member of the Editorial Board of Revista LTr. He has experience in the area of ​​Law, with an emphasis on Environmental, Constitutional and Labor Law. He is the author of legal books on environmental and constitutional themes (human rights), such as: work environment: fundamental right; the right to work for people with disabilities: the constitutional principle of equality - affirmative action; principles of environmental labor law; right to disconnect from work.

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Published

2023-12-21

How to Cite

Aguiar de Oliveira, A. N., & Nahmias Melo, S. (2023). THE RIGHT TO THE ENVIRONMENT OF FUTURE GENERATIONS: SOLUTIONS TO THE INTERGENERATIONAL CONFLICT OF RIGHTS. Revista Do Programa De Pós-Graduação Em Direito, 33, B282315. https://doi.org/10.9771/rppgd.v33i0.57940

Issue

Vol. 33 (2023): Revista do Programa de Pós-graduação em Direito da UFBA

Section

Direito Ambiental

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