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O Supremo e a Democracia
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- ISBN8233812620
- EAN9798233812620
- Date de parution15/02/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
The Supreme and Democracy: Guardian of the Constitution in Times of Crisis explores the transformation of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court from a traditionally discreet institution into one of the central actors of contemporary political life. Over the last decades, the Court has moved to the center of national debates, mediating institutional conflicts, reviewing major anti-corruption investigations, and shaping the limits of democratic power.
With clear and accessible language, Luiz Lessa guides readers through the historical evolution of the Court, from the military dictatorship and the 1988 Constitution to the political crises of the 21st century. The book explains how the judiciary became a decisive guardian of constitutional order and democratic stability in Brazil. This work is ideal for readers interested in law, politics, history, and the challenges faced by democracies in times of polarization and institutional tension.
With clear and accessible language, Luiz Lessa guides readers through the historical evolution of the Court, from the military dictatorship and the 1988 Constitution to the political crises of the 21st century. The book explains how the judiciary became a decisive guardian of constitutional order and democratic stability in Brazil. This work is ideal for readers interested in law, politics, history, and the challenges faced by democracies in times of polarization and institutional tension.
