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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Democracia e constitucionalismo: o debate entre Habermas e Michelman

Petroni, Juliana Mongon 18 August 2015 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2016-03-15T19:34:25Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Juliana Mongon Petroni.pdf: 891182 bytes, checksum: d7decc8c64ba4ec85cdddc1bfafeb137 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015-08-18 / The proposal of this study is to present and discuss issues related to the apparent paradox of constitutional democracy demonstrated by Frank Michelman. Based on Post's ( procedural democracy ) and Dworkin's ( democracy as a right ) ideas, Michelman seeks to demonstrate the "paradox of constitutional democracy", i.e., on the one hand, for the procedural view, it is stated that there won't be a democracy if the contents of the basic law can not be decided by the people and, second, it seeks to withdraw from the political decisionmaking process the content of a democratic regime. Those Michelman's studies brought a huge impact on constitutional doctrine and made Jünger Habermas pronounce himself about this issue. Habermas, analyzed the main ideas presented by Michelman and demonstrated that, in fact, these are complementary notions, not a paradox. This interesting debate between Habermas and Michelman brought a big impact for democracies that, created by a Constitution, established limits on popular sovereignty, which, according to Michelman, would be undemocratic, a paradox. / O presente estudo tem como proposta apresentar e discutir questões relacionadas à aparente relação paradoxal entre democracia e constitucionalismo demonstrada por Frank Michelman. Com base no pensamento de Post ( democracia procedimental ) e de Dworkin ( democracia como direito ), Michelman busca demonstrar o que denomina de paradoxo da democracia constitucional , i.e., por um lado, na visão procedimental, afirma-se que não haverá democracia se o conteúdo da lei básica não puder ser decidido pelo povo e, por outro, busca-se retirar do processo político decisório parte do conteúdo de um regime democrático. Tais estudos de Michelman trouxeram um grande efeito na doutrina constitucional e implicaram o pronunciamento de Jünger Habermas, o qual, ao analisar as principais ideias apresentadas por Michelman, demonstrou que, na verdade, tratam-se de noções complementares, e não de um paradoxo. Este interessante debate entre Habermas e Michelman traz um enorme impacto para as democracias que, instituídas por meio de uma Constituição, estabelecem limites à soberania popular, os quais, segundo Michelman, seriam antidemocráticos, um paradoxo.

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