The New Brazilian State
Fernando Ferreira JrReflections, ideas and discussions on the need for a new civilizational project for Brazil and the national state
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Digressions on the Nature of Law and Its Logic
### The Mental Imprisonment of Positivism and the Need to Return to the Classical Tradition of Thought
The wisdom of the ancients
As the Apostle would say, times are bad. And they are bad, not only in the customs of the people, but also among the rulers. Long gone are the days when those entrusted with the duty of governing peoples had a clear knowledge of the basic a...
A brief note on the strength of the common good tradition in Brazilian public law.
Despite some authors linked to public law defending a “consequentialist turn” of a pragmatist nature, the reality is that the strength of the tradition of notions such as common good, public interest or collective interest remains practical...
The New Brazilian State and the rediscovery of the classical tradition of law
Some time ago, a friend of mine, Eduardo Matos de Alencar, who has a PhD in sociology, wrote about the need to find effective short-, medium- and long-term responses to the calamitous situation in which the country finds itself. One of the ...
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