BRAZILIAN ENVIRONMENTAL AND URBAN LEGISLATION ENVIRONMENTAL CONFLICTS OF THE LARGE REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENTS IN FLORIANÓPOLIS
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Environmental law and urban law are priority themes in environmental and urban studies, because they allow understand the State intervention in the legal structure of territorial planning and use, as well as in the environmental and urban conflicts. The objective of this research was to analyze the effectiveness of Brazilian environmental and urban legislation in environmental conflicts related to large real estate developments in Florianópolis. The study was based on a theoretical framework that enabled the understanding of environmental relations, responsible for public policies that determine in practice the guarantee of preservation and equitable distribution of natural resources for the next generations. For this purpose, the theoretical framework of the œecological state of law was adopted. The methodology applied in this research was supported by eight case studies, had a qualitative character and was divided into two stages. The first stage was exploratory and the second stage was inductive, deductive, descriptive and explanatory. The hypothesis of this research confirmed the ineffectiveness of the Brazilian environmental and urban legislation in environmental conflicts related to large real estate developments in Florianópolis, supported by the systematic reproduction of irregularities in municipal public administration and state environmental public management, characterizing œorganized irresponsibility.
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