masterThesis
Federealismo e desenvolvimento: cooperação entre os entes federados limites, direitos e deveres
Fecha
2010-11-18Registro en:
LIMA, Kelsiane de Medeiros. Federealismo e desenvolvimento: cooperação entre os entes federados limites, direitos e deveres. 2010. 254 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Constituição e Garantias de Direitos) - Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Natal, 2010.
Autor
Lima, Kelsiane de Medeiros
Resumen
Taking as a starting point the Classic Federalism and theory of the development this Work intend
to present some ideas linked about cooperation between federal entities and intergovernmental
relations with the main focus the regulation by the Public Consortia aimed at administrative
efficiency as a Constitutional Principle of Activity Administrative, against the current provisions
of the Federal Constituition of 1988, and infraconstitutional legislation in order to provoke
debate and criticism about the principle of cooperation adopted as a paradigm and the
capabilities that the state has and what it is, in fact, an efficient management public.
It is in the growth of the state, and not a decrease as a minimal state, which aims to discuss its role
in promoting the collective interests, and it is therefore essential, as an institution able to
intervene on citizens in the search for socially relevant results.
Study Federalism and Development on the premise of public consortia and administrative
efficiency requires study the course of history as the formation of the Brazilian State, in particular
the fact that he is in joint effort between federal agencies - federal, state and municipal - in order
to better review the relations established in this plan, in what concerns directly on the issue of
division of powers, especially the common or competitors and the subject of the highest
relevance for the implementation of an effective federal pact.
Finally, the objective of this Work is not only particularize the institute of public consortia, it is
intended to demonstrate the deviousness of the concept of efficiency and the division of powers
of federal agencies and the constitutional contribution of the institute as a program that should
be put in a tone of debate, adequacy of the practice and the law itself