INTERDISCIPLINARY AND TRANSDISPLINARY APPLICATION IN ADMINISTRATIVE DECISION-MAKING SPACES IN ENVIRONMENTAL MATTERS

Abstract

Issues involving the environment, whether natural or cultural, are complex. The modern world, in turn, is fragmented. This makes an analysis of environmental issues difficult, since academic training, in general, does not seek a broad view of reality. This paper, after contextualizing modernity and the fragmentation of knowledge, turns to the understanding of an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary formation as fundamental ways of looking at the environment, suggesting a dialogue between areas and knowledge. Interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary will be proposed to Environmental Law, through the analysis of decision-making spaces in environmental Public Administration. In this aspect, the current legislation and the National Environmental Policy will be resumed, in which the necessary interdisciplinarity and transdisciplinarity will be emphasized, in order to build management and technical positions in environmental agencies. The research will take place through bibliographic analysis, with a theoretical-qualitative method and critical methodology. The article concludes, therefore, in order to necessarily adopt interdisciplinary approaches in the understanding of Environmental Law and its institutes.